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  1. 04-17-2008, 11:11 AM #1
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    Full frame, crop, frame

    I think I've got this right, but value your opinions folks.
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  2. 04-17-2008, 11:57 AM #2
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    Re: Full frame, crop, frame

    I like the middle crop but think you should add more at the top to include the "Dunlop" banner and the complete "Ultimate" overhead. Otherwise it just looks too compressed.
    No, I DON'T need that.
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    Re: Full frame, crop, frame

    I like the Dunlop sign but also the Ultimate sign. I think you should try and crop just above the Ultimate sign and below the cyclist. Putting them in the lower third. It maybe against the rules for what you do? But I would clone the fender hanging out of frame on the left. Cropping it would put the cycle on the left to close to the frame.
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    Take 2

    So you think I over-cropped it ... how's this ?
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    Re: Full frame, crop, frame

    That's it.......I like it.
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    Re: Full frame, crop, frame

    yes, second crop gives enough to know the lay of the track and..that really tight turn to the right..motos
    Please ask to edit photos and I'll do the same! :thumbsup:
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