how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
Any tips? thx fellow crafters!I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?
ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
Any tips? thx fellow crafters!I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?
Here’s proof that i didn’t crop it. Yes, what you see is the way I framed them.
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
Any tips? thx fellow crafters!I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?Here’s proof that i didn’t crop it. Yes, what you see is the way I framed them.
okay fine...do i just need to post the largest file size available?
edit: okay that was way too large, lol!
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
Any tips? thx fellow crafters!I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?Here’s proof that i didn’t crop it. Yes, what you see is the way I framed them.okay fine...do i just need to post the largest file size available?
edit: okay that was way too large, lol!
No. Just limit your export file to 1000-1200 pixels (longest dimension) in LR and just post it here using the upload option. I used to use flickr for posting on here but not anymore. Too much of a hassle.
how the heck are you guys getting your subjects so big? Is it just all framing? Or are you guys cropping heavily? Every time I incorporate the swirly bokeh my subjects are tiny but if I crop it cuts off the unique look of this lens. I know I've asked this to some folks already but I must be screwing up the technique. I do however, like the look if I zoom it on my ipad or I do a view/magnify in flickr which seems to be how y'all's photos look. Perhaps its my export settings in LR??
Any tips? thx fellow crafters!I still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?Here’s proof that i didn’t crop it. Yes, what you see is the way I framed them.okay fine...do i just need to post the largest file size available?
edit: okay that was way too large, lol!
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7551/15749247895_82b71c3c1a_k.jpgNo. Just limit your export file to 1000-1200 pixels (longest dimension) in LR and just post it here using the upload option. I used to use flickr for posting on here but not anymore. Too much of a hassle.
Nice shot tho!
ahh maybe thats what it is... i'll try just uploading. im also exporting for long edge, 2048. i tried linking in another thread too and it it was small and super pixelated, flickr gives funky options i guess.
low325 wrote: Elijah wrotelow325 wroteElijah wrotelow325 wroteElijah wroteI still don’t understand what you mean. We do absolutely NOTHING! just shoot wide open at any distance. Are you, by any chance, asking how we post bigger size images on here...?ok are you literally just 3 ft away from this couple in this photo?Here’s proof that i didn’t crop it. Yes, what you see is the way I framed them.okay fine...do i just need to post the largest file size available?
edit: okay that was way too large, lol!
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7551/15749247895_82b71c3c1a_k.jpgNo. Just limit your export file to 1000-1200 pixels (longest dimension) in LR and just post it here using the upload option. I used to use flickr for posting on here but not anymore. Too much of a hassle.
Nice shot tho!ahh maybe thats what it is... i'll try just uploading. i tried linking in another thread too and it it was small and super pixelated, flickr gives funky options i guess.
After you export, take a look at image EXIF info and see if it exceeds 1MB.
Mine are usually at around 800,000 kb. Or if you don’t want to deal with this, just use the “limit file size to” option in LR. Put 1000 in there and you’re set
Sagar wrote:
Okay I gave in and bought this lens. Who've I have yet to do fine tune properly, looks like my lens requires somewhere between +14 to +18
Is that normal or shall I exchange for another copy?
How's the IQ after fine tuning? If it's great then you're all set. It only becomes an issue when the AFFT required is beyond the scope of the +/-20 adjustment, which you cannot fix. All my lenses need AFFT and they range anywhere from -2 to +18.
