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Photography The Official Nikon Discussion Thread Ver.16

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MrAkay
post Aug 21 2012, 08:25 PM

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QUOTE(akira87 @ Aug 21 2012, 12:51 PM)
Seeing all those jargon in this thread make me feel dizzy. Obviously i have much to learn...

Anyway, next month i have to shoot a group photo of 150+ person in broad daylight (2pm) for a golf tournament. I most probably gonna climb up a tall ladder to take the shot.

What is the best setting to use? Sorry im a noob, forced by my boss to be a part time photographer for the company T_T
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f8 and be there smile.gif
if you dont get this phrase then google it. i bet u 5mins je terus paham edi
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post Aug 21 2012, 09:37 PM

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QUOTE(MrAkay @ Aug 21 2012, 08:25 PM)
f8 and be there smile.gif
if you dont get this phrase then google it. i bet u 5mins je terus paham edi
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Im ok with the basic term, but more advance term make me rclxub.gif

Im still learning bout how the camera and exposure works. However, i still dont know when, how and what the correct exposure to use in certain situation laugh.gif.
Can you explain why u advice me to use F8? Your kind explanation is much appreciated.
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QUOTE(akira87 @ Aug 21 2012, 09:37 PM)
Im ok with the basic term, but more advance term make me  rclxub.gif

Im still learning bout how the camera and exposure works. However, i still dont know when, how and what the correct exposure to use in certain situation  laugh.gif.
Can you explain why u advice me to use F8? Your kind explanation is much appreciated.
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copy "F8 and be there" then paste it in google la

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It will give you enough depth of field to prevent critical focusing mistakes. But it will give you enough of an opening to let light through, thus avoiding the slowest of shutter speeds.
http://www.shutterphoto.net/article/f8-and...ees-philosophy/

just google for the basics of photography then learn from there and most important SHOOT MORE!!
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QUOTE(amduser @ Aug 21 2012, 08:08 PM)
get the humidity meter from daiso for RM5 tongue.gif

but not sure is accurate or not
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As I read before, it's not accurate and it needs to be tuned every once in a while.

I bought the digital hygrometer, I tried measure the humidify level inside the camera bag in the cupboard before, the humidity level is below 45. The digital hygrometer will also record max humidity level and min humidity level so you can check what's the highest humidity level and what's the lowest humidity level. So far, seems it's below 45.

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QUOTE(amduser @ Aug 21 2012, 08:08 PM)
get the humidity meter from daiso for RM5 tongue.gif

but not sure is accurate or not
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my D70s put in camera bag for years still nothing happen unsure.gif

ya from the age i purchase till now. sent to service no report of fungus. only sensor dirty unsure.gif
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anyone has experiences with the J1/V1 video recording mode? i discovered that the AF-Single isn't usable as it record the AF motor noise whenever i attempt to half-press the shutter button, although it isn't loud but still. i think the AF noise is also due to the dimmer lighting focus method (contrast-detect? was testing indoor) and it's audible without sticking the ear close to the camera, so it's normal to hear that when the built-in mics are so close?

funny enough, the AF-Fulltime mode focused really well and fast but completely silent. guess i'll just use the AF-F all the time then? hmm.gif

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QUOTE(amduser @ Aug 21 2012, 10:30 PM)
copy "F8 and be there" then paste it in google la
http://www.shutterphoto.net/article/f8-and...ees-philosophy/

just google for the basics of photography then learn from there and most important SHOOT MORE!!
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D800 coming next brows.gif
ETA this week with 85/1.4G



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too bad not mine
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Some Scenery by My Photo loh, on Flickr
so what do you think?
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QUOTE(little ice @ Aug 22 2012, 03:31 AM)
anyone has experiences with the J1/V1 video recording mode? i discovered that the AF-Single isn't usable as it record the AF motor noise whenever i attempt to half-press the shutter button, although it isn't loud but still. i think the AF noise is also due to the dimmer lighting focus method (contrast-detect? was testing indoor) and it's audible without sticking the ear close to the camera, so it's normal to hear that when the built-in mics are so close?

funny enough, the AF-Fulltime mode focused really well and fast but completely silent. guess i'll just use the AF-F all the time then? hmm.gif
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i never try AF-F, i heard full time is not really accurate all the time

use manual focus if you can

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so what do you think?
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nice shot, would be better if those black cloud is not there
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QUOTE(KTCY @ Aug 22 2012, 08:46 AM)
D800 coming next brows.gif
ETA this week with 85/1.4G
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too bad not mine
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So when D600? brows.gif
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QUOTE(amduser @ Aug 22 2012, 10:02 AM)
i never try AF-F, i heard full time is not really accurate all the time
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at least it's completely silent, better than robotcop handling the camera. laugh.gif the AF-F so far very accurate and fast, try to zoom in and out (by moving the camera, only got pancake lens) slowly it'll stay in focus all the time..just want to find out if it's normal, but I gues it most probably is. hmm.gif

manual? not with the puny little low res display though, and no peaking assist like rx100. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(little ice @ Aug 22 2012, 10:39 AM)
at least it's completely silent, better than robotcop handling the camera. laugh.gif the AF-F so far very accurate and fast, try to zoom in and out (by moving the camera, only got pancake lens) slowly it'll stay in focus all the time..just want to find out if it's normal, but I gues it most probably is. hmm.gif

manual? not with the puny little low res display though, and no peaking assist like rx100. sweat.gif
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you wan try my D70s screen display or not? brows.gif
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QUOTE(Agito666 @ Aug 22 2012, 10:46 AM)
you wan try my D70s screen display or not?  brows.gif
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you got OVF mah... biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(amduser @ Aug 22 2012, 10:02 AM)
i never try AF-F, i heard full time is not really accurate all the time

use manual focus if you can
nice shot, would be better if those black cloud is not there
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He's using the Nikon1. It comes with Hybrid AF.
Anyway, mirrorless is known to have smooth, fast, and accurate AF especially for videos. Even Sony's SLT have super fast and smooth autofocus for videos.

For Nikon1, you can watch some YouTube demo and comparison. They tested and compared it's autofocus mode (tracking) for moving subject against the Panasonic G series, it's very fast and accurate.

QUOTE(little ice @ Aug 22 2012, 10:39 AM)
at least it's completely silent, better than robotcop handling the camera. laugh.gif the AF-F so far very accurate and fast, try to zoom in and out (by moving the camera, only got pancake lens) slowly it'll stay in focus all the time..just want to find out if it's normal, but I gues it most probably is. hmm.gif

manual? not with the puny little low res display though, and no peaking assist like rx100. sweat.gif
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Not really sure about the sound, but if not wrong, they have a special lens for movie which supposed to be silent and have smooth focusing.

As for manual focus, I'm not sure how Nikon1's lens. I think it's not easy to use manual focus with the lens. Even for DSLR, it's not easy to do it and manual focusing can introduce "shake"; When I took video previously with DSLR, I try to minimize touching the camera, so I fix the focus instead.
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Hi All,

does anyone work in Nikon marketing department. Wanna enquirers something. Thanks
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hello guys, i just bought and started using dslr 4 days ago.. blush.gif
so, any comments/critics sweat.gif
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may i know what is the best 3rd party battery grip for D5100? currently im looking at meike and phottix, which one is the best?
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QUOTE(ruxyn_tang @ Aug 21 2012, 10:34 AM)
I'm using D5100 with 35mm 1.8G / 18-55mm. I'm looking to get an external flash. Yongnuo or Nissin? Due to tight budget so I'm opting for 3rd party one. Anyone can recommend? Thanks in advance. smile.gif
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get nissin di622mark2.. vy powerful flash..
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post Aug 22 2012, 02:51 PM

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QUOTE(ruxyn_tang @ Aug 21 2012, 05:14 PM)
I see. comparing Nissin di622mII would SB600 would be better tho?


Added on August 21, 2012, 5:15 pm

Which speedlight?
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SB-600

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