probably he rest the camera on top of something that's why. no motion blur what

The Colors of Thaipusam 2010



Lord Hanuman at Batu Caves
Camera Model: NIKON D60
Focal Length: 55.0mm (35mm equivalent: 82mm...
Aperture: f/9.0
ISO Equiv.: 100

looks a bit soft to me though

Yea, promotion tour. Nothing interesting, actually I dun even know him until I went to the event.

Nikon D90
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/1.8
Focal Length: 50 mm
Focal Length: 50.4 mm
ISO Speed: 640
Exposure Bias: 0 EV

playing about with a colleague's camera during my farewell lunch.

yeah, maybe cuz cannot focus correctly? cant see blur 'direction'

Candid



Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 0.0125 sec (1/800)
Aperture: f/2.2
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV

Camera: Canon EOS 400D Digital
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 17 mm
Exposure Bias: +2/3 EV
ISO Speed: 400

more spidy junk shot


F13 | ISO500 | 1/100S

Sorry for delay...Looks great to me First one is nice and bright white with no clipping (this can be difficult) They both have nice contrast level as well to my old eyes...lol Do you know what type of spider this is? The four eyes are really creepy to me... I do NOT like spiders in person but pictures of them are very interesting... Lens was a Tammy 90? I see some awesome Macro work with this lens and also some amazing portraits ... A women on Flickr (Deemac) who is quite famous (MANY explored) for her portrait work with this lens (on a D90)... If anyone is interested I can provide a link to her work...

i think should crop the sides.. make it a portrait shoot. too empty

nice colours i noticed the grass in the foreground are lit..flash?

what lens? please not tamron sp90.. im poisoned enough already ;p

It's a jumping spider, family: salticidae. Probably my favourite spiders to shoot, not just because they're cute(as far as spiders can be considered cute) but because they exhibit curiousity towards the shooter and have a fearless tendency to jump towards the camera lens rather than away from it as one would expect. Please do post the link to Deemac's gallery. I love to see macro work done well.

Here's one I shot of a jumping spider, also with a Tamron SP 90. The trailing strand of silk isn't a 'shop, but I did darken the background a little to try and make it more visible.

Camera: Nikon D90
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/32.0
Focal Length: 90 mm
ISO Speed: 200
I may have had a little help from my Raynox DCR250 for this one, I can't remember.

yeah it's taken using tammy 90 stack with a cheap +4 filter




detail kau kau, it's like heaven and hell when comparing my cheap hoya +4 with ya raynox lol

The level of detail is staggering....love ya shot!

Only Jumper accepted ? Lynx cannot ke sifu sifu sekalian ?



1/100|f/11|ISO200 (One of earliest macro shot I had after venturing into macro photography, perhaps the second bug I encountered)



1/100|f/16|ISO200

Haha, sharing the new year Jumper also la -



http://www.flickr.com/photos/mizivincible

^^^
Mizzy: Very cool, especially that second lynx picture.

I have the +4 hoya too, used it a few times before I got my Raynox, and my main issue with it was the hilarious amounts of distortion and chromatic aberration around the edges. Your photos actually look pretty sharp to me, though I see a slight loss of detail due to noise. Since you're already using flash (can tell from the reflection in its eyes) why not drop the ISO to 100 and up the flash power to compensate?

Thanks! I think I got incredibly lucky with this shot. I didn't even realise the silk was there until I had a look at the files on my pc.

"Mizzy" - First time people spell my name like this, quite cool weyh !

Anyway thanks. And I envy your jumper, alot, the details are to die for

@foogray,
yeah didnt really noticed the iso setting ... busy chasing that lil bugger ..

@mizi ur lynx not bad also ..

This post has been edited by nicotine: Jan 30 2010, 02:01 AM

YUM! YUM! It's M.I.L.K!



Camera: Nikon D60 with Aperture: f/5.6, ISO Equiv.: 800
@The Colors of Thaipusam 2010, Batu Caves
Thieving macaques are EVERYWHERE!

Some trial on my friend's 50mm F1.8 II,thank to IM




I guess it might be some IQ degradation caused by my watermark program.Any idea to get rid of these?

These without the editing of watermark,

This post has been edited by minghao: Jan 30 2010, 12:15 PM


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