QUOTE(Agito666 @ Feb 11 2011, 10:54 AM)
1) thanks
2) getting D3100 scare will not liking it, because entry level body is light and small...grip also not nice haha...last time holding colleague's canon 400D i feel like ...
actually i m not really new to photography...learn before but not really deep into it...and once hibernate for years...now awaken because of KLIMS 2010 hot chicks
3) yes, post production photo is tiresome haha...except among many photos let's say 200-300 i will choose 2-3 photos to edit only.
Get whatever thing you feel you suit most, it doesn't have to be Nikon, or Canon. Leica also geng larr

LOL...
you are more than welcome.
QUOTE(g_pentium @ Feb 11 2011, 10:57 AM)
noted
awesome shot.
but what type of ND filter you use, is the screw type filter example B+W 77mm #110 Neutral Density (ND) 3.0 Glass Filter or Cokin glass type?
true,but can listen song while PP loh,reduce boringness.
as long dont overexposure your shot,noise, and distracting subject,pp would be a quick fix.
I can't hold my patient when PP it on my laptop. even open RAW file also hard.
CPU processor goes to 100% immediately
RAW PP
I takes me more than 3 days for 50 pics I guess
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Feb 11 2011, 10:58 AM)
It's only take long time if you're NEW to it; Once you learn up, you can touch up very fast; Basically, there're many ways to touch up, even minor touch up is good, such as improving the contrast, vibrance, clarity, blacks, etc.
Plus, in lightroom, IF you're lazy, you can apply the settings to ALL your pictures, and then have a quick review which one needs further adjustment.
It all depends on you.
All I can say is, once you do PP "properly", you will start to appreciate it and see the difference; You can always compare BEFORE and AFTER. Best if you shoot RAW, as you can adjust more; To see the difference, you can shoot RAW+JPEG, then compare the PP results from RAW VS your JPEG produced by the camera... You can improve your PP skills by first matching the JPEG results and then slowly improve further. Then you will ask yourself, do you still want to PP?
Besides, if you shoot RAW, and your camera have RAW processing, you can process your RAW image and do adjustment like adjusting the Picture Control, sharpness, etc. EVEN with this, you will see the difference already,
PP is not a must; but it's makes a difference.
Will do better bro.
Thanks. I really2 need to learn on that.