I don't know my photo nice enough or not to give you advice about flash and what not

Judge for yourself, taken a few months back. Now using 5DM3 liao.


My setup is prime lens only (35, 50, 85) so my apertures are large, I shoot with f1.4 to f2 only. I use SB700 with 1/8 power, zoom either at 24mm or 120mm (I think) depending on ceiling condition. High zoom for high ceiling. ISO1600 with shutter ranging from 1/100 to 1/200.

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Oct 31 2013, 12:21 PM

Looks like your lens didn't nail focus and your flash zoom too much.

Yes I shoot only with prime lens. I'm not the only photog, the main photog is using 16-35 2.8 and 50 1.4

No, I don't use filters. As far as I know its auto WB. And some are shot without flash, you can check the EXIF. I don't strip them.

Strange. I don't remember using Custom WB. Unless changing the WB bias in the WB setting makes Auto WB into Custom WB?

EDIT: Just experimented. WB changed to Custom if you change the WB in post.

This is the original one without WB changes, the EXIF now shows Auto.


This post has been edited by Silverfire: Oct 31 2013, 10:55 PM

Forgot to mention its the Canon 16-35 2.8

BTW, try to look at the White Balance under EXIF not XMP. Same link.

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Creepy and disgusting you mean your macro shots ah?

Did you accidentally switched your camera to timer mode? What exactly do you mean by take ages to capture 1 picture?

Meaning you're not in the timer mode.

That's the green auto you're in, the second row is the shooting mode, in this photo its in Timer mode.


I guess like the others said, your ISO is not dialed to Auto therefore it take ages to capture a photo. To change ISO, simply hold down your ISO button which should be located on the left of your LCD screen, and dial it up using your aperture/shutter control. You can look at your top LCD panel to see the changes in ISO.

That's xsaye in the middle! She's so cute

Tail Baiting

Yeah I thought of that too but but but I didn't do it in the end, thanks for the input

Foot Step

Nice combination of car and model!

Anger

Glad you like it! Shot this with 135 F2 and cropped nearer.

Your photos looks so sharp!