Jonah at 17 days

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By: Samuel Downs
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Photographer	Samuel Downs {Karma:7290}
Project	#3 The Intimate Portrait	Camera Model	Nikon D1x
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	24-85mm f2.8
Uploaded	3/30/2002	Film / Memory Type	ISO800 digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	640	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/0
Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	My new born son was sleeping on the sofa in low light. I wanted some shots, so I used the ISO800 setting on my camera and hand-held the shots. This resulted in limited DOF, but I like the results. I used PS to convert to BW (using the RED channel) and toned the image using the color balance tool. Comments?
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Nathan Kennett {K:535} 11/16/2002

Beautiful

Scott McFadden {K:5663} 4/6/2002

Hi congratulations on your baby.
Unfortunately your image seems to have a lot of distortion from use of a wide angle lens.
I suggest next time you try it would be a good idea to put
your baby near a window and use a longer focal length lens.
this should reduce the problem.
also try moving the camera level with center of interest to get sharpness where you need it. + get your partner to wear white and stand to reflect the light back.(as a human reflector but just dont let em in on the secret.)
hope this helps. :)

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