I never measure shots for centering, I just look at it for balance and then that's it. Now, that I have got a centering rejection (I normally get rejections for soft and dark, for which I know more or less to improve on it or to forget about it), I would like some advise here. Since my first "looks good" was not good, I would like some advise on "how much" should I change?
walter2222 From Belgium, joined Sep 2005, 1272 posts, RR: 31 Reply 3, posted (6 months 2 weeks 1 day 20 hours ago) and read 437 times:
Hi Darren, Dana,
Indeed, there was a message that it was a little low in the frame. But what is meant with "a little". As I explained, I always center it based on "balance look" (to me), and since it was stated to to put it "a little" higher, I am seeking some advice to just quantify it a bit better. Just trying to avoid another rejection...
It's difficult to say how much to raise it in the frame as it's how it looks, but I'd say try reducing the dead space at the top of the frame by about a 1/3 and see how that looks.
Darren
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