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Two images, one upright, one landscape.
Which do you prefer?
Both with EM1 Mk2 12-40mm lens.
Which do you prefer?
Both with EM1 Mk2 12-40mm lens.
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Prefer the first. on the second the top seems too busy and does not contribute to the overall image. Just my view of course -
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First one for me as well
Graham
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First one for me as well - The colours seem richer! and less washed out!
DaveComment
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Turn it round then
sigpicDaveComment
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Thanks guys.sigpicDaveComment
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First one for me too.
Too much messy branches in the top of the second one. Very distracting.Comment
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I would take the second one and crop it about 1:1 this giving just a little bit more of the branches and that beautiful light shining thru.Comment
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I agree with Angelica but prefer the rendering of the fence and path in the first one. It looks a bit over exposed in the second.Comment
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To me it has to be the first. mainly because the second is a tad overexposed to me. This is the result of having a longer exposure in the second picture (1/250th vs 1/320th in the first)
I can see that you had -1ev in both. to get them exposed the same you may have had to make more adjustment
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I like no.2 better although I would lose a lot of the top as I feel the 'overgrowth' is 'bearing down' on the rest of the picture.
Like Angelica I would go 1:1. I do edit quite a few to square these days and like the result (a bit tighter).Duncan
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#1 for me, better processing and that bit extra on the left side works better. Too much fuss at the top of #2 and it just doesn't have the feel of a landscape picture.
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I'm out of sync here but I think composition-wise the second (portrait) mode is more appropriate
Some tweaking could be done but it's definitely portrait for me.
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