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I am planning on using this photo in an upcoming photography contest. I’m struggling with figuring out a good way to crop it, however and would appreciate any suggestions! I’d also appreciate any suggestions on other ways to improve this photo.
I used a Canon EOS REBEL SL3
18.0 – 55.0 mm lens
ISO 800
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Such a great subject!
The way things are arranged, I think just a bit of a crop to eliminate tiny distractions would be all that’s needed, from my opinion. I think a vignette would be nice. And then warm it up. Ah! Nice photo.
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Thank you @jamesstaddon! I really appreciate your feedback!
You have taken a beautiful picture, Allison. I love that each of the cherries is a different shade, and the dewdrops are heavenly. 🙂
It looks like your Canon EOS Rebel SL3 is an excellent camera! I am going to be buying a DSLR or Mirrorless in the near future, God-willing. Would you recommend it for a first “real” camera? I have had a bridge and a few point and shoot cameras, but never a DSLR or Mirrorless.
I hope you win your contest!
Blessings,
BrieannaThank you @warrior-princess!
It really is an excellent camera! I’m not a camera expert, but I believe all the Canon Rebel models are similar, so even if you were to purchase a different one, it would work pretty much the same. I have a friend who recently got a Canon EOS Rebel E6 which is a cheaper option than the Canon EOS Rebel SL3, if you’re looking for a cheaper camera to start with. But I think the one I use is more advanced and would probably serve you longer. It came from ebay, so it was used and cheaper. It works fine though!
I hope this helped with your camera search and you find a good camera!
Ah, thank you so much for your help! I am amazed at the price difference between the Rebel E6 and Rebel SL3.
If the E6 is almost as good as the SL3- what lovely savings. 😀
No problem! You should probably do some more research to make sure the E6 has what you’re looking for, but from a first glance, it does seem like a good deal!
The link you provided, @musicgal, was to a T6. I don’t believe there is a Camera called the E6. Regardless, it would be good to compare the two on CameraDecision to see the strengths and weakness of both!
And if you want an in depth read on both, I’ve always enjoyed Bryan’s perspective on The-Digital-Picture.com:
SL3 – https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EOS-Rebel-SL3.aspx
T6 – https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EOS-Rebel-T6.aspxOops! Sorry about that @jamesstaddon! Thank you for correcting that!
@jamesstaddon, I appreciate the links you gave, James! I think I am getting closer- slowly but surely- to deciding on the right camera for me. 😀
@musicgal, I didn’t catch the typo, either 😉
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