Yea we've all done that (and do it) from time to time. Curious as to why your shutter kept going so low, were you using aperture priority or you just manually set it that way looking for more light?
@@gregorykportraits I honestly don’t remember. I’m assuming because I was adjusting my aperture for exposure and with the light coming in like it was I was just adjusting and not thinking. Ugh so frustrating. I think the photos still look good though. Just not really print worthy. But who prints anymore!
@@J.Allen_Photography they looked fine to me even zoomed in I think we all need to be a little less critical and sit back and just take in the composition as a whole/ and enjoy it vs nitpicking over subtle imperfections 👍
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Yea we've all done that (and do it) from time to time. Curious as to why your shutter kept going so low, were you using aperture priority or you just manually set it that way looking for more light?
@@gregorykportraits I honestly don’t remember. I’m assuming because I was adjusting my aperture for exposure and with the light coming in like it was I was just adjusting and not thinking. Ugh so frustrating. I think the photos still look good though. Just not really print worthy. But who prints anymore!
@@J.Allen_Photography they looked fine to me even zoomed in I think we all need to be a little less critical and sit back and just take in the composition as a whole/ and enjoy it vs nitpicking over subtle imperfections 👍
@@gregorykportraits true story
We've all bee there and done that (or similar). If you show me a photographer who says that haven't, I'll show you a lier!
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