ISO 800
F/4
SS 1/200

Nikon D3

ISO400
S 1/3
A 2.8

Camera Model: NIKON D3s
Focal Length: 150mm
Aperture: f/7.1
ISO Equiv.: 1600

My hubby one. RM22k with 70-200 VRII lens.

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hiak hiak, cool!

Which event is this?

Camera Model: NIKON D3
Focal Length: 70mm
Aperture: f/3.2
ISO Equiv.: 800

ISO 1600
F 4
1/30 sec




Nikon D3s
ISO 3200
F 5.6
1/160


This post has been edited by Utada: Jan 4 2010, 08:59 AM

Nikon D700
ISO 1600
F 11
1/125

This post has been edited by Utada: Jan 5 2010, 11:08 AM

Hair show by Redken. To show how strong Redken is.

The white stuffs is hair, human to be exact

Like this



nikon D3
ISO 3200
F8
1/250

Nikon D80
f/11
ISO 100
1/160

I think if you increase your F stop to 8 or 11, would be better.

I think the subject is a little OOF though, a little tighter frame might also tell a better story (I feel that the foreground is a little too 'messy')

Could be better if you fix the horizontal (:

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Added on January 17, 2010, 4:56 pmCould be better if you fix the horizontal (:

Was more focusing on the tanker than the sun



This post has been edited by Utada: Jan 17 2010, 05:03 PM

The increase of F helps when you are not able to focus fast enough. It compensate with 'focusing mistakes' because you increased your DOF. If you are using a fast lens + camera, getting the bokeh + focused subject should not be a problem.

Doubt your flash can reach if you are already at 105mm focal length

It should make sense, no?

By the time your camera focus, the subject could have run out of the focus already. With higher F, you still could get the action within the DOF. Maybe don't agree, but you just got to experience it to know.

BTW, I'm a girl.

Yes, i meant the horizon. Fingers type too fast, just like how I spam shutter on camera

This post has been edited by Utada: Jan 18 2010, 11:06 AM

You reply like you have your computer stuck inside your head; or is there a new technology where you can implant the internet into it.

No problem on that, been mistaken many times already Any new pictures to share?

try underexpose the pic 1/4 stop, that should help a bit.

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Added on January 18, 2010, 11:52 amboth guys? i like the slightly monotone feel of it

This post has been edited by Utada: Jan 18 2010, 11:52 AM

guys, not to police anyone but what happen to



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Bravo!

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Nikon D700
ISO 400
F/2.8
1/50

Mine quite calm also.

Nikon D700

ISO 200
f/8
1/2500

Disturbing

I like the picture, but the glass looks dirty and a bit distracting.