Wahh thank you thank you...

Understood.

Her left hand putting where doing what....

itchy...?

Lately a bit busy with processing photos taken during vacation, tedious and tiring XD

Here's some of my earlier macro shots to poison potential "victims"

Shots taken with a 50mm F1.8g (~RM750 new) and extension tubes (RM15-200)~

Its best to use a flash also to "freeze the moment", as shots taken without flash will tend to require higher ISO sensitivities (more noise) for higher shutter speed. Even so it will still be prone to shakes. This was my 1st macro shot without flash lol


Wasp 1- Ropalidia sp. (?) by PF T.J., on Flickr

Some macro shots taken with flash on:

She was seducing silverfire sifu

Nah same girl on different outfit this afternoon



The lighting was too harsh at OMD booth

Elo bro, how close do you have to be with your target with 50 1.8 and et mounted on?

experienced the same thing, i just waited the model to change her face from letting the light hitting from the side towards the direction of the light.

Sexy ladies hehe
Can still "save" the photo if you shot in RAW?

There are 3 extension levels to the tube:

Kenko Extension Tubes by PF T.J., on Flickr

The more levels, the closer you need to get. At maximum magnification (all 3 tubes used), need to get as close as 5cm (estimate only ya, I never measure the exact distance) to become in focus


Good strategy man

This is the result of waiting.

From this

IMG_0546 by tuna97, on Flickr

To this

IMG_0559 by tuna97, on Flickr

The above photo shot in RAW and i upped the fill light in lightroom. Here's the unedited version

Seriously i was poisoned by this, i am gonna get it sooner or later...
mybe next year

rembrandt lighting

also rembrandt lighting

This post has been edited by alpha001: Oct 14 2013, 12:46 AM

The distance between the front of the lens and the subject is a couple inches only

Another reason for getting a real macro lens is the increased working distance lah.

This should be able to illustrate the relationship between focal length and working distance



This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Oct 14 2013, 01:28 AM

Below, my contribution from this afternoon but different event.

All photos not PS yet. Using my 35mm f1.8. No Flash.

Would love to hear your comments ya

all si fu i wanna ask something is why today try take pic of my family member right i put P mode and take those pic bit dark
i try set iso to 1500-2000 also same ?

Are you taking photos of your family outdoors? If so then it's because your camera is seeing too much light in the background, hence the underexposure.

Use this button to dial in exposure compensation ("+" to make the photo brighter, "-" to make the photo darker)

lol
i think put p mode just tune the iso only
i tune few times keep on fail
then change to potrait and landscape
take till nice nice ^^
o O exposure
learn a new thing ^^
like water right i put shutter setting i put 1/100 iso to 1000-2000
i set the pic wont too bright but.....
i go upload pic ^^

It's not just ISO you have to worry about, changing the ISO to higher or lower values only compensates for the amount of light in a scene (so that the shutter speed is high enough to prevent blurring).
It still does not affect the camera's decision to take a brighter or darker photo.

The exposure compensation buttons is how you "tell" the camera that you want the photo to be brighter or darker.

This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Oct 14 2013, 03:25 AM

thx gunner sen sei XD haha
know more le
but how u guys take those water fall pic ?
high shutter speed with high iso ?and hand no shake