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Source : http://famecherry.com/models/dragon-lady-sophea-everglades



Im just a hobbyist

Cheers =)

This post has been edited by Wholleymolley: Dec 15 2012, 07:22 PM

Like the pic 1, 2 and 3...
pretty model...

but why this model head always 45 degree downward ???

Saw a lot of this Dragon Lady pic at your Famecherry page..
not bad too..

This post has been edited by mls_gamer: Dec 15 2012, 07:44 PM

agree with mls_gamer , just want to know y da model head always 45 degree downward ? if can have more posh then will be better , cheers

hehe thank you

hmm ... its her best angle i guess, shown here are my fav pics of the series =)

at the source got other angle also

omg most of it 45 degree...........

i prefer this angle la

other angle here http://famecherry.com/models/dragon-lady-sophea-everglades

capture by which brand DSLR?

What difference does it make if he's shooting either a Canon, Nikon or Sony? They're all good brands..

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Dec 19 2012, 12:27 AM

got slightly different like light condition, noise & background defocus level

Really? If after the shot, the shooter passes the file through things like Lightroom and Photoshop and then run it through apps like NeatImage to get the end result could you really tell which image came from which camera?

Background defocus level depends quite a lot on the lens one is using so are you telling me you can tell the lens apart too by looking at the image?

Wow! Then you must be the ultimate gearhead!

Aduh bros dont la hantam our brother like that gao gao

Different brand dslr got different technology background la

If technology is diff then result also has its unique differences

But imho for the entry level dslr cant really see that much diff, for higher level the diff more distinctive coz the technology is not watered down

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Added on December 19, 2012, 6:00 pmI use a Canon

I dont know what diff compare to Nikon or Sony tho haha

But i see my friend's new Nikon D4 like damn chun la, the shutter is feel like a gun, top notch quality



This post has been edited by Wholleymolley: Dec 19 2012, 06:00 PM

I just want to emphasize that camera brands do not really matter. In the end, almost all images go through some form of post processing and after that no one can really tell which image came from what camera.

Where is this place?