in manual mode, you need to hold the exposure compensation or AEL (i forgot) button to change the f number. Seriously, from here i know u did not read your manual.

ehhe at last it works.. thanks

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Added on April 30, 2009, 9:29 pmi got read.. but i lantak only

This post has been edited by danny94: Apr 30 2009, 09:29 PM

try n error jer bro ...

lol ok... btw i suggest u to stick with A mode instead of M..M u need to be very good. Sudden change of light could make ur shot over or under exposed. Let the camera decide for you. Unless you are shooting in a Studio, then its a different story.

ok A mode

portrait mode got use o not one?

portrait mode is juz A mode with setting of low F number...

Now aiming for a macro lens liao..
got any to recommend mah?
can take very very nice insect pic one.

Get this yo

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1015883

Pair with Raynox and you are ready to rawk!

wah.. this threat move like bullet...
register at http://www.alphanatics.com/ liao..
and master amadeo also add me in the list d.. thankyou~!!!!!

wah.. mahal leh...
what is raynox?

http://www.bugeyedigital.com/product_main/ray-dcr250.html <-- raynox..

im back... wahhh i skipped 2 version of this forum

where have u been la ahmat.. good to have u back..

haha ..mostly in alphanatics forum ahahahahah

at shooting this week ?

hola zeissmike-san...
shooting spree? dunno la..
where's everyone going this labor day???

2pictures from me today..sorry..nothing special..was having 39+degree of high fever for 2 days T_T





This post has been edited by achew: May 1 2009, 01:41 AM

wow.. i love #2.. superb shot

i see you shot the 2nd one at f/10. was quite surprised, i expected something like f/4 since even the body of the fly (which is small!) is out of the DOF

This post has been edited by luzzio: May 1 2009, 01:50 AM

that shot was taken using tamron sp90 together with raynox 250...the DoF is extremely shallow...

and for that shot..i was bending my body and had to shoot using 1 hand(& manual focus=.=) ..my left hand is holding my F58 firing wirelessly...some kind of torture..lol...but quite lucky to get the eyes in focus..really very hard even at F10...and i only hav 1 shot..after the flash..the fly flew away..

actually not only aperture value that determine the DOF..the the range of lens and the distance from subject to sensor also play a big role on DOF.

correct me if im wrong.

This post has been edited by vandechrome: May 1 2009, 02:01 AM