Went backpacking with gf at Singapore last week.
With me is just a Sony NEX-F3, 16mm f/2.8 lens + wide angle adapter. (18mm @ 35mm format)

Here's a selection of some of my favourite shots.
Feel free to comment and critique so that I can improve.

Thanks for checking out!

#1

1 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#2

2 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#3

3 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#4

4 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#5

DSC00722 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#6

DSC00796 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#7

DSC00817 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#8

DSC00824 by Jeff XY, on Flickr


This post has been edited by V-Zero: Jul 2 2012, 04:02 PM

#9

DSC00851 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#10

DSC00869 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#11

DSC00871 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#12

DSC00874 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#13

DSC00922 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#14

DSC00930 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#15

DSC00987 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

#16

DSC01007 by Jeff XY, on Flickr

That's all.

This post has been edited by V-Zero: Jul 2 2012, 04:04 PM

very nice! do you have any low light or indoor shots with the 16mm (excluding the wide angle adapter)? no extra filters added and these photos are out of camera JPGs or processed RAWs?

dunno y, i see liao like wanna faint/dizzy

now that you mention it, i also feel a bit dizzy... maybe the wide angle effect and also the angle of photo? i like the photo of the shoes though..

Thanks!

Hmm no but I can tell you that the at f/2.8, the 16mm is only usable when your subject is near centre, corners are soft.
All the shots above are without filters (the wide adapter doesn't allow conventional filters), shot in JPEG and adjusted in LR.

Cz of the nature of distorted look of a UWA?
Anyway I have the tendency to tilt my shots when using UWA, maybe that's why.

This post has been edited by V-Zero: Jul 2 2012, 04:53 PM

side effect from looking at landscape shot that is not aligned to the horizon level

Generally, I don't think it's a good idea to slant your photo for landscape or cityscape. It creates severe headache!!

hey bro, what time u shot those photos in sg? did u bring a tripod along?
i visit there 9pm+ last time.. sadly i did not manage to bring tripod along.. and my pic not really satisfied ... i'm with 5n + 16mm

Yeah but I can't seem to be able to find decent composition without tilting.
But will try next time.

Time varies from daylight to pure darkness.
No tripod used in any of the shots anyway. Just use the correct settings and you're good to go.

i wanted to comment the same thing... mabuk
somehow i think not all shots need to take at such an angle unless we want to artificially create some leading lines or something...

ahahahh
I'm just too addicted to leading line type composition.

Paiseh for making you guys mabuk.

p/s: 501st post after 5 years!

very good shots

(fainted)

how come only phototogs kena dizzyness arr. All my regular viewer never complain.

photogs see the world thru viewfinder in horizon way, no matter how they turn the camera

for my opinion, is about balancing, like #7, there is something to balance up the picture, it still ok. some pic look like the world is mabuk....

either tat or my last sat whisky still in my body, or mondays beer or yesterday wine
still makes me feel dizzy after looking at it the 3rd time

Can change thread name to mabuk shots showcase ady.

too many slanted shots...i also mabuk d...
some are good though...

Oh nice. same setup I'm using. NEX-F3 + 16mm + VCL-ECU1 as well.