@phillipe Awesome pics as usual =)

@RS42 Yup,surprisingly ISO 400 seems to work well.But that will be my limit already haha

@kiroz Pic 1 is good!Interesting angle there!For pic 2, i think maybe crop for a better composition?Pic 3: IMHO, uninteresting picture here.Perhaps a better angle or some leading lines?You can use the "seat/bench" there for a bokeh shot

r3kahsttub Do provide your camera model and EXIF data ya =) Is that ISO 800?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jun 9 2010, 02:58 AM

kytz: i know it looks super noisy as well. i shot in ISO100



after the merge on all 3 pics with the settings above, it turned out super noisy. must be something i'm doing wrong on photomatix(?).

r3kahsttub: turn up the NR (Noise Reduction).

@kytz- About pic2, may i know how can i crop it for a better composition? Mind to show me how to achieve so? And about pic3, it's just to experiment one of the camera's modes - color swap, by turning all the light green in the orignal scenery to yellow.

Here're some of my photos using the same camera (Canon PowerShot 710IS),

4. CNY at my home...


5. Pigeons


6. Dandelion at Cameron Highlands


This post has been edited by kiroz: Jun 10 2010, 10:54 AM

How about something like this,cropped and changed the colours a bit

It could be possibly happened after you tuned up the exposure or brightness in post processing. Why don't shoot with tripod?

Camera: S90

Last night go out buy supper



Grandfather





This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Jun 9 2010, 04:34 PM

@philippecr: ND filter has actually been turned on already; believe that is the equivalent of a noise filter on the g10. i'll post the unprocessed pics later tonight: those had a lot less noise(!).

@chrisling: those actually have been shot with a tripod (albeit a cheap rm30 one). the noise appeared after i had use photomatix to process 3 shots of various E/V levels... will post up the original, pre-processed pics tonight...

Exposure in 15 means 15"? Or 15'?

r3kahsttub: in HDR, the noise is kinda unavoidable. U need to turn the NR value higher.

I like the 2nd one, nice!

This post has been edited by ReeNz: Jun 9 2010, 06:06 PM

sniper on the roof: do u adjust the colours?

Not really.. I use in-camera +1 sharpness, +1 contrast and +1 saturation. PP just balance and some vignetting effect.

This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Jun 10 2010, 12:14 AM

Found this nice flower

Camera:LX3



Aperture:F2.0
Exposure value:1/400 sec
ISO speed:100

Photo of my daughter, taken with Canon IXUS 100

Very nice shot!Seems like DSLR quality

Love the composition on this.... color also match nice nice

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My pic spam today....

Getting Comfy.



Camera: S90.

Took some pics tonight .... was a rainy day.

Funny that this looks familiar... especially after a few drinks



Taxi night shift


Zoom zoom zoom

LX3


i-City, Shah Alam.


Parking lot @ Alpha Condominium, Wangsa Maju


Escalator at Pavilion. Vertical 16:9

This post has been edited by philippecr: Jun 12 2010, 01:12 PM