damn poisoning!

the guy/girl is using 85mm f.14 wo...

ya lo...

yea..nothing wrong ma..i never saw his sig...so i was guessing he is using FF 135 1.8/2.8...or apsc 85 1.4 lo...

i wonder can 50mm f1.8 get these kind of pics??

hahaha... didn't say you were wrong.. just want to share info... hehehe... seriously, 1st person that came to mind when I saw those pic were you wo... hehehe... reminds me of the pics you take of your GF... hehehe... but his/her pic is just... too.... Perfect... somehow...too sharp wo... and he's only using a700... why my pics don't look like that leh??

I tried it once while taking pics of my wife and daughter... not the same effect or sharpness la... since only using my Minolta 50mm f1.7

agree..especialy the bokeh sharpness is low compare to the 85mm haha...
ok..im being poisoned....i jsut get my 50mm few days ago ROFL...

gosh it's really sharp n nice n...perfect..

niceeee... don't wait! go out and shoot! get yourself used to the lens!

kysham: It does.

You use ASA400 film with the camera set to ASA800 (thus causing the meter to underexpose 1 stop.) Then you push the film 1 stop up effectively giving it ASA800 exposure.

Digital sensors work the same way - your base ISO is either ISO100 (CCD) or ISO200 (all Alpha CMOS dSLRs) and every other ISO is just an underexposed and then amplified signal.

Braynumb: Your scanner might have Digital ICE:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_ICE

Congratulations on making it to the exhibition!

clivengu: Actually if you're talking about classic cameras, I like them clean with just shutter, ISO and aperture dials.


Minolta X300 with Seagull 50mm F1.8 MD lens. Aperture Priority capable camera.

tanjq87: Congratulations!

achew: I have to credit the light the most - the sunlight was really nice. A lot of us forget to shoot when the light is great!

somehow i find that the natural light(sun) in tw is lot better than what we have here..and they have lots of nice sceneries to compliment the nice models...
sharpness wise..err..i dont really find it razor sharp la..probably just nice for portrait....too sharp isnt a good thing for portrait....u shd try to use a macro lens for portrait and u'll know y =D

for ur shot..err..im not sure..maybe misfocused?

Sony DSLR Family got the most stunning portrait ever by Alpharian in Taiwan or mayb the whole world...

yup..sunlight is very very impt element as i mentioned previously..personally i prefer evening light..or early morning..the sun from 830am~530pm is just too strong for my liking.. >.<

especially middle of afternoon 12pm - 3pm rofl..the sunlight

but i prefer d morning light...those at 10-11am is great for me,though i'd love to shoot in d afternoon sun more..but m'sia's weather...2-3pm sunlight will kill d photog n d model

Might be have the Digital ICE... not sure... hehehe... all I know is that it can scan negatives and turn it into digital images... hehehe... office scanner that is...

thanks albert! really was shocked to see my pic in the list...

Yeah... the early morning sunlight in the pictures are wonderful! absolutely the perfect natural lighting tool for that kind of shot...

yeah... the lighting is seriously nice... wonder where the place is...

yeah... it was misfocused... had the lens on fully manual... somehow my mistake, not to double check... but either way, love this shot... hehehe... had it in my mind for a month before the shoot...

730am-8am here in Kuching is just nice for morning shoot... if it's after that, then it's time for wireless flash!

hehehe... that's why time is very important when it's about outdoor model shoot... hehehe... if not, then can shoot indoors!

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Added on January 26, 2010, 3:47 pmshyt... suddenly remembered Ryzan and all his poisoning about studio photography and studio lights... hm...

This post has been edited by Braynumb: Jan 26 2010, 03:47 PM

yeah gotta try with something later on