Really like the lines and detail on this one. I mentioned this on another post, but it seems very underexposed. Something I bought about 6 months ago is an eizo monitor. I can say that it is probably one of the most important tools I have. As soon as I bought it, I noticed that I was able to pull more detail out of the shadows without overexposing. All monitors now a days have VERY bright screens in order to look more "pimp" for watching movies or surfing the internet. If doing gallery work is what you want to do, having a colorcalibrated monitor will completely change your world. I picked up an older Eizo for only 300 euros... In all seriousness, after buying the monitor, I would prefer to have my monitor and your Nikon D70s in comparison to my P25 and my macbook pro screen. Before the monitor, ALL my prints were dark and lacked detail.
Thanks shortpballer, I know of those monitors, and sorry you don't like my picture. I made it the way it looks because I wanted to and I like it that way.
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Thanks shortpballer, I know of those monitors, and sorry you don't like my picture. I made it the way it looks because I wanted to and I like it that way.
Thanks for stopping by,
Joe
I never said I didn't like the picture. I said I really like it. I was giving some advice, some advice that I learned by myself, something your schooling seemed to forget.
