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Published: 2015-10-16 08:44:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 50983; Favourites: 1023; Downloads: 0
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Here is another picture of me that was taken by my boyfriend in Sardinia.I love that dress. Unfortunately there are almost no occasion where you could wear it, but a shoot is always a reason
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And my new calendar is out: Water nymphs calendar
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the plants just had those matching colors 
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You are very beautifulΒ
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Wow, the pretty lady in her beautiful dress!
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The lights was perfect here, giving an even exposure on you and the scene.Β Vivid colorsΒ surrounded by neutral tones seem to bring out the colors of your eyes too. Well done. -Mark
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you so so much. Your eyes are too conscious. You have us in mind. Think bigger, better yet, be bigger. Be alone.
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Das sieht so toll aus!
Das Foto und dein Kleid natΓΌrlich auch
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I agree friend
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The dress is totally matching with the environment.....really cool picture
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You are amazing mate
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Nice colours and such beautiful female shapes! 
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A wonderfully beautiful pic. Something a little magical in the look.
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Yes, that is an amazing dress, and youΒ manage to fill it so nicely as well. Fantastic shot. I would have seriously considered buying a print of this image, but I see he was shooting at the lowest aperture and a fairly high ISO for the sake a a much faster shutter speed than he needed, so it would not print very clearly, but thank you for sharing these with us.
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Actually, the prints look amazing since my Canon 6D behaves really well at really high Iso. Also you need the fast shutter speed for a high focal length. (ps: Iso 400 is not high at all for this camera, you can easily go way higher without noticing the high Iso and i often do )
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I am plenty familiar with ISO and full frame cameras. Just last weekend IΒ shot in a studio with my full frame Nikon andΒ 3 strobes, but the owner of the studio set them lowΒ to shoot at 200 ISO for some strange reason. ProcessingΒ those images in RAW were still way to saturated with camera noise. It was a disaster.Β I shot half the time at 100 and it was noticeably better. My camera also has camera noise reduction on the jpg files it saves and it will make a 2000 ISO image look OK, but it does sacrifice image clarity to do that.Β I am sure if you look at your RAW image files you will see what I am talking about.
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I was actually talking about the raw files. Just take a look at the 100% piece that i took a screenshot for you in darktable.
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(I hope that dA doesn't scale it, so that you can see what I mean)
Not all full frame cameras have the same noise at the same Iso.
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Greetings again and thank you for taking the time to respond with this details reply. Please keep in mind here I am a fan of your beautiful art, and feel your eye for creating such impressive images is unique and well worthy of a calendar, which is why I bought one.
Yes, I was able to see your unaltered image crop at full size on my 42" monitor, and I can still see it does look like a typical 400 ISO shot that would not make a good clear print of a larger size than this small calendar. You actually made my point here quite well with this image. If you do any alterations to brighten it up or increase the contrast and color saturation this blotchy look will get even worse. As I had written in my journal here on DA a low ISO will also give you a much more realistic and vibrant color, where this looks rather flat and lifeless and would require a good deal of pushing this image to be presentable.
In an effort to use a similar example for comparison here is an unaltered RAW image from my camera at 400 ISO cropped down to screen size, which to me in unacceptable:
And here is a 64 ISO image cropped the same way:
If you are not shooting at the lowest possible ISO your camera will allow you are just wasting time. You might as well be shooting with your IPhone.
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I guess we must have different definitions of a typical 400 iso shot
I really see no problem at all with that little noise and had several pics printed out as big art prints, never heard any complains about it neither. But as I said before, I guess it is a matter of opinion if it is too much or not
Thanks anyways
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I'm in love with you. Just after seeing this photo. Β Β
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Beautiful eyes, and such a lovely expression! Love how the coloring of your dress compliments the background colors - almost as a nymph rising from the forest mists. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
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Lucker boyfriend 
You're your best model, Geraldine 
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I have to agree! The dress fits just fine, both in this photo and on you (hmm, just a tiny bit (?) Β envious of your boyfriend)!!
Have a nice autumn my friend
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Your eyes are wonderful.
And it is really a fantastic scene. Almost perfect.
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