Actually how to do this?

just jump? don't thin so....

ok..i found a tutorial..
here you go...



don't know why can't post youtube video, here's the link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA8tcrIwfGg...player_embedded

Depends, sometimes, you want the ambience/mood, sometimes, you want the skin color; especially if you're shooting people (especially girls); Imagine their face turn out yellow or orangy or dark when they have fair skin?

And the ISO is not really high especially if you're shooting wedding reception indoor where it's low light, and you're shooting group which requires smaller aperture most of the time.

If you underexpose, then it will be worst, the noise will be more apparent and muddy. So, if you underexpose, you will think or have the mindset that the camera cannot go higher ISO, when in fact, it's not the camera's fault.

HI may i ask which is the best for a noob like me. Planning to get 5100D for RM2300 with stock lens. Or is it better to get 7000d instead ? Any good lens or starter package for a newbie ?

C&C please

Currently my budget is less than A$2k. But a D7000+18-200mm VRII just add up to be 2.1k excluded bag, UV lens, cleaning kit etc.
Think I had made up my mind on D7000 as im not really into video capturing.
Issue now is whether to get 18-105mm or 18-200mm. As for the 50mm f/1.8G I will get it when I've got extra fund =)
end of this month? they gonna launch something new?

Plss excuse my poor knowledge on dslr... but what is leg zoom? Btw Never thought of getting a prime lens as my 1st entry lens...

Anyone know how to do this effect in lightroom 3?

I got Cosplay photoshoot soon

HAHA true true but thats future super secret project now friend want that effect (pening mode on)

since i got 35mm f/1.8G lens what lens shld i go next?

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Added on August 11, 2011, 10:45 am
thnks will try

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Added on August 11, 2011, 10:46 am
ok, sifu

You can find them during events , minus the Evangaline cosplay RQ only during SuperGT .

is the model umbrella for sale?

The AF-S 35mm f1.8 DX focusing is super slow. Even the AF lens is faster

Depends, if situations like events when changing lightings, etc, shoot raw give you more room for fixing. Its not about afraid of screw ups, nobody is perfect, and its not about ego and showing off or trying to proof one can always get it right in camera, e.g. acting like a pro. Its more important to get the result at its best than the ego.
If anyone can really always 100% get it right in camera than good for him/her, but it doesn't mean anything, really. If you look at most real pros, they always PP, most probably they always shoot RAW too.

Some ppl will say things like, no need PP, or no need flash, well, it really depends... The question is, can one shoot a picture straight out of camera exactly like the one well PP? Even given them all the time to try as many shots as possible, can one do it?
And for flash, try shooting in lowlights area where you need ISO higher than 6400 at f/2.8 1/30 secs to say get the exposure right. Whats more, try shooting group photo.Don't want flash? Yes, you still can do it of course.....
Screw up can be over or under expose, or White Balance out, etc.

In any case, I don't see anything wrong with people who shoot RAW and those that don't shoot RAW. It really up the individual. It just seems like sometimes either party likes to tease each other, e.g. RAW shooter saying jpeg have limitation, while jpeg shooter teasing raw shooter for not being good enough? Shooting either format only doesn't proof anything or make anyone better than the other...

i have intelligence news that says they are going to announce on the replacement of d300s and d700.
initially, they wanted to shock the world by announcing all 3 replacement (plus the d3s) but... this is from my intelligence as well, thousands of d4 were sink into the bottom of the sea when tsunami hit last march

Hello guys...

Been a while since I posted in here..

C&C please..
Minor PP done. that's all.

green screen? i dont use any backgrounds/backdrops or in studio shooting. It is outdoors like it is in that picture.

like not match? are you serious? i wouldnt want to argue with you much but im betting you dont even know how hard it is to shoot in high noon and get at least good exposure on the subject not to mention a soft light which makes it harder.

but if you say what i did is wrong, than Joe McNally (one of the world's photography pros and nikon pro photographer) is kinda wrong too I guess. Then nikon dont need the use of FP highspeed sync then.. Look at the video at 2:25. http://www.joemcnallyasia.tv/?p=288  "makes it like not match." eyh? goodness...this is the first time i've heard that..

it is sad to say this as i also have a nikon but the saying "Buying a Nikon doesn't make you a photographer.  It makes you a Nikon owner." is so true...

http://stephenfaust.wordpress.com/2008/07/...unlight-how-to/
http://www.prophotonut.com/2009/08/17/high...-and-technique/

many more... (i guess they are wrong too)

I just need a real opinion by my fellow friends here whether my background exposure is okay or maybe it should be darker or any other comments & suggestions.

Morning guys. Anyone here today on holiday?

http://www.joemcnallyasia.tv/?p=288
http://stephenfaust.wordpress.com/2008/07/...unlight-how-to/
http://www.prophotonut.com/2009/08/17/high...-and-technique/