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Aug 6 2009 12:01pm
Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Thu, 6 Aug 2009, 18:57)
oh... then he means the DoF???


it's not really blurry, it looks like some sort of digital artifact.
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Aug 6 2009 06:01pm
Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Thu, Aug 6 2009, 05:57am)
oh... then he means the DoF???


I think they are jpeg artifacts, lol i notice little things, and proberly see things a little diffrently than you photogrophers because i am a Graphic Designer.
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Quote (WhyteLinux @ Thu, 6 Aug 2009, 20:01)
I think they are jpeg artifacts, lol i notice little things, and proberly see things a little diffrently than you photogrophers because i am a Graphic Designer.


Quote (Astragony @ Thu, 6 Aug 2009, 14:01)
it's not really blurry, it looks like some sort of digital artifact.


English please?
Or French?
I have not the slightest idea what you guys are talking about....
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Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Fri, 7 Aug 2009, 03:38)
English please?
Or French?
I have not the slightest idea what you guys are talking about....


because ( hahahah i started an sentence with because hahahha) ...

ok its like this: jepeg and other formats need to calculate wich color a pixel should have by doing this "errors" could occoure thats what they mean sec i make a pic

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Aug 7 2009 01:24pm
ooohh!!!! Thanks!!!
Ya I noticed that when I did the selective coloring on m other pictures, when I zoom them to 200-400 %, it is more easy to notice...
I guess I have to do with it... or is it my camera or the picture itself or is it like that for everyone?
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Aug 11 2009 02:13am
Keep in mind that the more editing you do and the more you save a .jpg - the worse it will look.

If you can shoot in .tiff or some sort of RAW format, do that - edit it and then save to .jpg last.
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