thanks bro...

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Added on November 13, 2011, 10:03 ami always wondering, what editing software u all use to get this image. is there any preset used? i'm only using lightroom and all the preset that i found on the net( free) does not really satisfy me. any suggestion guys?


This post has been edited by alphazal: Nov 13 2011, 10:03 AM

Ahh. I like this. but I already have my Tamron 90/2.8. I don't feel like its worth it having 2 same range lenses.

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Added on November 13, 2011, 11:59 amYup. I'm not sure why, but if I were to make a smart guess, I'll say that its because when its on HSS, the flash can't charge to full power before the shutter closes. Therefore the flash power is cut down. And with this cut down in power, the power is not enough to bounce. Thus only allowing you to use in direct. Since direct requires less.


Wait wait. What am I talking about..

This post has been edited by Newbieeeeee: Nov 13 2011, 12:06 PM

Newbieee, good guess, but not even close...

HSS only works when in direct flash because the camera and flash will know what is the distance of the subject from the sensor and thus being able to fire of a calculated amount of power. If the flash is made to bounce, there are MANY unknown areas to bounce from, varying in surface reflectivity, and distance. There will then be no information that the flash/camera is able to use to do the said calculations.

but, how about if the flash is in manual mode? is it possible?

In HSS the sensor is never fully exposed. Let's say the opening between first and second shutter is 1/4 the height of the sensor, the flash fires 4 times while the opening travels, to expose across the whole frame. So it loses power. ADI is the thing that doesn't work in bounce because it can't use the lens distance. HSS does work in wireless direct, disproving lwliam's theory.

Half a point to Newbieeeeee.

wow, nice

hi all~ i new to DSLR world

thinking of buying 35mm or 50mm f1.8 which 1 is better?

Hmmm, never thought about wireless HSS.

depends on your usage and preference...
if u like bokeh>shooting convenience, go for 50mm
vise versa

This post has been edited by NutZ748: Nov 13 2011, 01:11 PM

As Kai would say... BOWKEH... always go for the BOWKEHHHHH....!!!

if budgeting , can try 50mm f1.7

HDR direct from a77 . Just add some sharpness and colour.

it's all up to you, the photog. The difference in focal length is quite significant, and as for me, I love the 35mm as a walk-around lens compared to the tighter 50mm which i think is better for portraiture

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Got not chance to travel to those seasonal countries. So It is the view from my day dream

*photo taken at Langkawi.

C&C are welcomed

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jimmylim - it overheats because of the mirror inside which overheats due to the continuous AF during video recording....i got to agree with chiahau that EVF isnt that good when it comes wiht the colours....but at least you can agak-agak.....i still recommend you get it if it fits your budget....best DSLR for me within the price-range.....

Hey guys, have you ever seen this 'brownish thing' in your photo taken with A77 :










I think my A77's sensor is faulty la huhu, now the frequency of getting like-the above photos is double ! even worse, now the 'brownish thing' covering all over the photo, not only at the edges.

This post has been edited by gizmo_pony: Nov 13 2011, 08:50 PM

What light source when you took this photographs?

available light source, which is from lampu kalimantang