[Nempuguru]

Mount Everest view from Mountain Flight, Nepal.

[navin_bhp]

Originally Posted by nilanjanray

Btw these photos are sharp too, but they don't appear so here, after downsizing a couple of times from a JPEG.

How do you downsize your pics? What is the original file size and the reduced?

[nilanjanray]

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

How do you downsize your pics? What is the original file size and the reduced?

I am downsizing JPEGs to 700 or 800 px here - JPEGs (say 1200-1500px) that were were earlier created for posting on other places and platforms. I typically use save for web option when downsizing or exporting. Yes, I know downsizing JPEGs multiple times come with significant IQ penalty.

I know that if I worked with the original processed TIFF, or created a few export options in the beginning (different sizes) for each use case the problem would get solved.

Anyway not a biggie. I know the solution but sometimes not in a mood to go through the steps. If I have to share high res files or print, then of course it is a different matter :-)

[navin_bhp]

Originally Posted by nilanjanray

Anyway not a biggie. I know the solution but sometimes not in a mood to go through the steps. If I have to share high res files or print, then of course it is a different matter :-)

Sometimes I wonder why you are sharing some beautiful shots in low res. You should try this

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/gadge...ml#post4196055 (The DSLR Thread)

Super easy and convenient to use and almost no loss of quality.

[Durango Dude]

Sunrise from my terrace today> Nikon D610 + Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 VR. Best way to downsize is to make a copy and downsize in paint.

[nilanjanray]

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

Sometimes I wonder why you are sharing some beautiful shots in low res. You should try this

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/gadge...ml#post4196055 (The DSLR Thread)

Super easy and convenient to use and almost no loss of quality.

Thanks Navin. Will install and check it out.

[Durango Dude]

Originally Posted by nilanjanray

Thanks Navin. Will install and check it out.

Or you could use the resizing tool in Paint and resize with the pixel count you prefer. I step down from 6016 to 2000 in the long end. It's pretty decent and easy and retains enough detail.

[gjnnbagal]

Picture was clicked by me during the fort trek. This is ant trap created by an Antlion, a very skilled insect predator, waiting inside this burrow for any unsuspecting ant to fall.

[navin_bhp]

Sharing one from last year.. Lake Clark, Alaska.

This guy stole the fish from a fisherman's net :-)

[condor]

A quick shot on the phone. The leaves were a lemon-yellow.





May be flip it horizontally ? May be if the second tree (background) had not been in the frame ?

[navin_bhp]

Originally Posted by condor

A quick shot on the phone. The leaves were a lemon-yellow.


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May be flip it horizontally ? May be if the second tree (background) had not been in the frame ?

I terribly failed to admire your shot. Maybe its the second tree

[condor]

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

I terribly failed to admire your shot. Maybe its the second tree

What drew me to the pic were the leaves of the first tree, against the noon sky. This was a phone pic. Let me check the camera - though not expecting much difference in terms of the trees in the frame .

[nilanjanray]

Originally Posted by condor

What drew me to the pic were the leaves of the first tree, against the noon sky. This was a phone pic. Let me check the camera - though not expecting much difference in terms of the trees in the frame .

There can be different elements in an image. E.g
colours (contrast, complimentary colours etc.), leading lines, use of negative space, balance or the conscious choice to make it unbalanced etc.

Branches can be difficult to shoot. And not because of dslr vs mobile. But because it can be tricky to get the composition right.

[Durango Dude]

Colours of Sunrise, this morning, Nikon D610+Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 VR

[Durango Dude]

A dog fight this morning; raptor (Black Indian Kite) and crow are always at loggerheads. Nikon D610+Tamron 150-600mm handheld