Yeap, have 'got movement' feel to the panning pics.
Not sure how your original looks like... but NEF can do this,


SOOC,

No worries ;D Just close down the aperture and it will be fine! Happens to most lens wide open with aperture 1.4 and larger.

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Added on August 8, 2012, 10:53 am

Hehe! I just saw the collection on your flickr!

Love it! I think I know who is the owner ;D

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Added on August 8, 2012, 10:54 am

I feel like going See how the 1st exhibition goes

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Added on August 8, 2012, 10:56 amAiseh..

I dont know which to go..

WPPM or Crossing bridges 9 by PM =/

Anyone going for either 1?

lets say you are in middle of crowd of SNDS concert, and you spot one of the SNDS member having wardrobe malfunction.... then you got 50mm f/1.8 lens only (or 18-55mm) (assuming, refering some newbie thread that goldfries posted)....
OH so kasian, no zoom to shoot.
now you will wish you will get 55-105mm kit lens     

I've been playing with old AI/AIS lenses lately, one thing that troubles me is that, some of my shots appear to be, oof. So I decided to do a little research, came up with this thing called "focusing screen". Any idea where I can find this thing?

The Buddhists "9 Deities" festival is coming up soon and I plan to shoot a bit of photos.

Just outside my house only. These few days they start praying or whatever already so I'll just snap. And it's noisy -.- want to sleep early also cannot. Any temple also got this festive one I think.

Flickr one a bit sharper I think when the size is 'smaller' but the exposure is bumped up, everything is exactly the same except exposure, that time people say my Fb/G+ one underexposed D:

but one thing for sure is that, comparing FB and G+, they're from the same JPEG file, the quality difference damn besar.
btw, @amduser
I didn't know the prayer event sudah over. I asked my mum and she said it's not the 9 Deities (Gao Wong Ya) prayer. So I'm not sure what they pray though. but whatever it is, 9 Deities prayer is coming soon I guess, whenever got something I just like to shoot

Well guys,If let's said I target for 16-85 for normal days lens...(Haven't buy and try but according the review this = poor man 17-55 f2.8) , 12-24 for the wide angle and 80-200 f2.8 for long range...Is this combo enough me to shoot in long term? (At least 10 years.) And now i aiming 16-85 first..then later go on with 80-200 f2.8 or 12-24 wide angle lens?? (All my lens i plan to buy 2nd hand...)

Actually according the review from rockwell and etc...18-200 and 16-85 almost the same optical and 16-85 slightly better only...But what i think....carry a 18-200 around...No way...Too heavy..so i go for 16-85...80-200 f2.8 maybe i will buy the f2.8 cause will shoot on some event sometimes...

u mean compression between subject n fg/bg when using longer focal length? 

read it b4.. i think some call it perspective distortion...

telephoto more 2D.. wide angle more 3D! haha

after months of saving!! finally!

guys see this.. nikkor 1200-1700mm
http://inst.ag/p/NFy4cVr_32/
fun only

no matter the mode it will be out of focus, nothing to do with shutter or aperture or ISO, its the fourth element, FOCUS. U need to teach your friend to listen for the focus BEEP. and also move from SINGLE AF point to MULTI AF point. That should increase the in Focus results.

use pure view

and probably set to F11...

how to make this kind of image??didn't understand the explaination??hdr??vertorama??9 exposure??i'm quiet new and noob abt dslr?? i hav d5100 with 18-200mm tamron



"Gambar ini dirakamkan di Hutan Lipur Ulu Paip, Kedah. Saya kerap berkunjung ke sini kerana perjalanan dari rumah hanya mengambil masa 10 minit sahaja. Dirakamkan secara vertorama dari 9 exposures yang berbeza dan dijanakan sebagai HDR image."

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Food at low angle? it depends on the food I guess.
Send to Nikon center better. Sudah sot rasanya.
If pimple I might edit. Others I leave.

Went to Malaysia ANICOM Cosplay at 6th Floor, Sg Wang yesterday. The place is really low light and tight space with crowded people..

Had to use ISO 1600, F1.8, 1/125s for all shots. Some tight shots with the 50mm.

Most people uses big flash.

I think that venue not suitable for cosplay event lah, the lighting is terrible and the place is small..sigh.

Guys I have a simple question.

My gear is D5100 with 35mm f1.8.

How come when my setting is set to AF-C with 3D tracking, meter is set to centre weighted, focus is A/M, my 1st shot is in focus but after that it becomes blur? Isn't the focus suppose to track the subject if the subject is within the 11 sensor points?

Sorry I can't post sample pictures cause it of my friend and not sure if he approves or not.