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ahpingko
post Nov 1 2010, 08:49 AM

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QUOTE(albnok @ Oct 31 2010, 11:34 PM)

ahpingko: I much prefer your natural shots. The HDR's blacks are too black.
aww...i will try to make more natural looking HDR next time...hehe....

btw, albnok, why the alphanatics is down?...

i got question on flash, last few days when shooting on putrajaya bridge at night, i notice i cant take a good portrait with my F42 flash..whenever i flash, it become too bright..and background is all darkened up.. cry.gif
my setting, iso 200, 1/160, F8...flash on 1/32...attached to my hotshoe, with diffuser pointing to model..i need some guidance..i feel quite hard to tame my F42.. laugh.gif
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post Nov 1 2010, 08:56 AM

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maybe ur shutter too high and low iso..

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QUOTE(8tvt @ Nov 1 2010, 08:56 AM)
@ahpingko
maybe ur shutter too high and low iso..
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i getting over exposed pic wor... blink.gif

i tried using iso 1600 with auto settings in flash...come out not so good...grainy...thats why i m using manual settings... nod.gif
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post Nov 1 2010, 09:03 AM

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lower the shutter and flash 90degree with diffuser?
no need 1600 iso.. maybe 400..
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post Nov 1 2010, 09:37 AM

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QUOTE(albnok @ Nov 1 2010, 12:09 AM)
zstan: To be frank I don't know what the T* coating is about or how to identify it.

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well, T* coating literally means T STAR. does your other zeiss lenses show these 'stars' too?

QUOTE(ahpingko @ Nov 1 2010, 08:49 AM)
i got question on flash, last few days when shooting on putrajaya bridge at night, i notice i cant take a good portrait with my F42 flash..whenever i flash, it become too bright..and background is all darkened up.. cry.gif
my setting, iso 200, 1/160, F8...flash on 1/32...attached to my hotshoe, with diffuser pointing to model..i need some guidance..i feel quite hard to tame my F42.. laugh.gif
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its a challenge to shoot portraits at night...either u can try wireless flash..or invest in a fast prime.. biggrin.gif

and you cannot die die use the same settings for every portrait shots la..the settings you used are obviously for day light shots.. ( where can shoot at f8 at night?!) rclxub.gif

maybe you can try 1/30 f5.6(f2 even better. tongue.gif ) next time and ask ur gf don't move too much.

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post Nov 1 2010, 09:41 AM

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QUOTE(8tvt @ Nov 1 2010, 09:03 AM)
lower the shutter and flash 90degree with diffuser?
no need 1600 iso.. maybe 400..
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90 degress mean what??...direct point the head to subject?

QUOTE(zstan @ Nov 1 2010, 09:37 AM)
well, T* coating literally means T STAR. does your other zeiss lenses show these 'stars' too?
its a challenge to shoot portraits at night...either u can try wireless flash..or invest in a fast prime.. biggrin.gif

and you cannot die die use the same settings for every portrait shots la..the settings you used are obviously for day light shots.. ( where can shoot at f8 at night?!)  rclxub.gif

maybe you can try 1/30 f5.6(f2 even better. tongue.gif )  next time and ask ur gf don't move too much.
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i got 50mm F1.8..that 1/30 F2, using iso 200 with auto setting in flash?..wont come out dark background?.. blink.gif
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QUOTE(ahpingko @ Nov 1 2010, 09:41 AM)
90 degress mean what??...direct point the head to subject?
i got 50mm F1.8..that 1/30 F2, using iso 200 with auto setting in flash?..wont come out dark background?.. blink.gif
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depends how dark is your place lor. might need to bump to iso 1600 also if you wanna get ambient light.
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QUOTE(ahpingko @ Nov 1 2010, 09:41 AM)
90 degress mean what??...direct point the head to subject?
see this..
http://learnmorephoto.com/flashes-speedlig...eiling-test.php

actually if u look at the hinge.. got stated the number..

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Do u guys know where can i get Sony DT 16-105mm(beside Zaloon) because i went to a lot shop in lowyat they also dun have stock n need to wait for them to order sad.gif
Any1 know the street price?
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QUOTE(ahpingko @ Nov 1 2010, 08:49 AM)


i got question on flash, last few days when shooting on putrajaya bridge at night, i notice i cant take a good portrait with my F42 flash..whenever i flash, it become too bright..and background is all darkened up.. cry.gif
my setting, iso 200, 1/160, F8...flash on 1/32...attached to my hotshoe, with diffuser pointing to model..i need some guidance..i feel quite hard to tame my F42.. laugh.gif
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When shooting night portraits this is what you need to keep in mind:

1. Night means low light. That means ISO 200 won't cut it unless your subject can turn into statue and you have a tripod.

Shutter speed of less than 1/15th means your subject breathing can make your pics come out looking soft.

2. Don't be afraid to use up to ISO 800. I can use this on my A100 and still get decent output. All you need to do is over expose the frame a little and the noise will not be so apparent.

3. High ISO means you can blend the background/ambient light better. Your dark background is because your ISO's too low to capture much ambient light. High ISO also means the flash will shoot at a much lower power thus helping to keep your subject from being washed out by a harsh burst.

4. If the flash is too harsh then take it off camera and move the light further away. Or diffuse is with a piece of paper or umbrella.
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QUOTE(zstan @ Nov 1 2010, 09:50 AM)
depends how dark is your place lor. might need to bump to iso 1600 also if you wanna get ambient light.
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QUOTE(shootkk @ Nov 1 2010, 10:55 AM)
When shooting night portraits this is what you need to keep in mind:

1. Night means low light. That means ISO 200 won't cut it unless your subject can turn into statue and you have a tripod.

Shutter speed of less than 1/15th means your subject breathing can make your pics come out looking soft.

2. Don't be afraid to use up to ISO 800. I can use this on my A100 and still get decent output. All you need to do is over expose the frame a little and the noise will not be so apparent.

3. High ISO means you can blend the background/ambient light better. Your dark background is because your ISO's too low to capture much ambient light. High ISO also means the flash will shoot at a much lower power thus helping to keep your subject from being washed out by a harsh burst.

4. If the flash is too harsh then take it off camera and move the light further away. Or diffuse is with a piece of paper or umbrella.
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no wonder la..coz i always use iso 200 if i use flash....now i know why already...a silly mistake.. laugh.gif laugh.gif
thx all sifus!
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post Nov 1 2010, 11:00 AM

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QUOTE(ahpingko @ Nov 1 2010, 10:57 AM)
no wonder la..coz i always use iso 200 if i use flash....now i know why already...a silly mistake.. laugh.gif  laugh.gif
thx all sifus!
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You at night, using ISO200. You takut Noise?
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Nov 1 2010, 11:00 AM)
You at night, using ISO200. You takut Noise?
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i on day also sometimes using 6400 tongue.gif
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got a question, shooting Portraits photo. Sometime got 3 model how can i make 3 model sharp.
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Nov 1 2010, 11:03 AM)
got a question, shooting Portraits photo. Sometime got 3 model how can i make 3 model sharp.
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use a smaller f stop. f5.6-f8.
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QUOTE(zstan @ Nov 1 2010, 11:05 AM)
use a smaller f stop. f5.6-f8.
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is that still can get bokeh background?
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Nov 1 2010, 11:10 AM)
is that still can get bokeh background?
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depends how close you shoot the models.

if you using 300mm lens sure got bokeh.

shoot close up of their heads also can get bokeh.
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if want bokeh need far far away background haha
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Nov 1 2010, 11:10 AM)
is that still can get bokeh background?
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based on ur gears, u should have know all of this already.. whistling.gif

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