the squirrel/beaver/big mouse its actually a gopher..

okla uncle shootkk stop spam liao now my turn continue.

more shots:

Visit to Gyeongbokgong

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9 A Walk down memory lane


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This post has been edited by zstan: Nov 30 2010, 10:40 AM

zeipher: Somehow I imagine the original red to be preferred over this processed look.

gjtan: Times 1.5 that is.

mastering89: Nice, love that there is the drain and cleaner there!

zstan: Try it - CPL filters do work on some metallic surfaces.

I would like #1 with like +1 EV. And #9 in landscape format, probably without the big tree on the left. #15 feels a bit imbalanced.

I like #16 but more straight on... this feels a bit imbalanced too.

hi guys,
do you guys need memory cards btw?
letting go cheap.

Some travel photos spam

#1 The infamous MIT dome


#2 MIT main entrance pillars, they're colossal!


#3 Stata Center- designed by Pritzker prize winning architect, Frank Gehry.


#4 Stata center-view along Vassar St.

i like no.2

would like to see #4 subjected to fish-eye (more distortion to the interesting building shape )

Yummy?





a55+16-105mm, F5.6, 1/13secs

Only crop the image size.

This post has been edited by ProX: Nov 30 2010, 03:17 PM

nice korea trip shots...too bad i dun have a dslr when i wen there a few years back..

sifus...
how to take a good moon shot? i took 1 on the fullmoon n all i got was a big bright dot...
also, seaside pictures...took 1 without flash, faces all dark, took another with flash, background overexpose, but faces lit up...

To take moon shot - use low ISO and small aperture. Better if you put the cam on a tripod.

For the seaside pic, meter for the background and let the flash light up the faces.

oo.... small aperture do u mean by f10 and above?
i was using f5.6...

meter sky, how to do tat? i'm using a230...

blowsh : No need f10 lar... f8 can ady... but make sure you can stabilize the camera.

Aiyak! I'm not too familiar with A230. Perhaps you need to read the manual on how to lock the exposure. Basically I point the spot meter area to the blue sky and press the AEL button to lock exposure. Then I recompose and shoot but I heard that A230 don't have an AEL button so I don't know if you can do it any other way. Maybe in the menus or something. Anyone can help?

Worst come to worst, take a meter reading of the sky. Switch to manual mode and then replicate the settings and shoot with flash on.

More pics


#5 Apple trees!


#6 Apples on tree~


#7 Dummy apple used to trap flies.


#8 Quincy market-crowd watching street performance.

shootkk: thanks...ya...a230 dun have AEL...dunno if the firmware that was provided can look the exposure...but will try metering the sky n switch to manual...

try this, F8, SS 1/250ish.. iso 100 this my setting when i shoot moon not so long ago..

for the seaside pic, wat time u take the pic? day or night? if nite, try slow shutter but need super steady hand or tripod wit high acceptable iso maybe ISO400..


This post has been edited by MechaHerc: Nov 30 2010, 05:40 PM

my seaside pic is about 4pm...in pantai remis...

M mode, 1/100-1/250, F8-11, ISO 100. Done.

ProX: I love the colours in #1!


Question: What do the mean by Top Shade in the context of ambient lighting in portraiture??? Could any sifu please explain this to me?

thanks sifu albnok

blowsh : for a230/330/380/290/390 all exposure lock when u lock ur AF. so better use M mode

lwliam : haha another of big big rat family comes to mind, capybara

would like to ask

do SONY A200 has build in infrared?
where to set ya?

does it work with infrared remote control?