where to buy

since you guys want to see the different between those filter.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=184741&st=40

I think it is much easier to see the comparison in the blog.

http://swwoo.blogspot.com/2005_10_01_swwoo_archive.html

Note : Please remember this is not marketing or show off of my skill or shot. This is just to share some of my experience with you guys

This post has been edited by wufei: Sep 28 2006, 10:02 AM

i have abandon the photo gallery.

Give up with macro shot also.....Its very difficult to shoot.

now i update it in blog style.

Blogger free of charge and unlimited pics....

+10 +10 +4

3 stack together? do u think u can focus with 3 stack together?

i thought i mention about this already ---> Focus when u use 12X zoom + close up filter

he never use 12X zoom thats y no DOF

i agree, its damn hard to focus.

you want bee i give you bee

No tripod, freehand

no crop lor....just resize it....y everybody said i crop it????

i use macro mode....12X zoom....

of course lar....thats y i tell u all, with filter + 12X zoom is very difficult to focus.

if not mistaken +4 only.

i have 2 filter only +2 and +4

12X Zoom will give u a good DOF

And somemore why i prefer F8.0, because i want to get the whole pics o the screen and less DOF....If F2.8 it will give me a blur object... u know lar...the border of the macro lens is always blur out a bit

Aperture and Depth of Field (DOF)

The Depth of Field is the distance wherein objects are in focus.

There are times when you desire a great depth of field, i.e. where objects both close to you and far from you are in focus. This is especially true when you are taking a landscape picture and want as much as possible to be in crisp focus.

Then there are times when you want to isolate your subject, as when you are taking a portrait and want your subject to be in sharp focus but the background to be out of focus. In this case, you desire a shallow depth of field.

One way to influence DOF is by selecting the appropriate aperture.

The rule of thumb is this:

* Select a large aperture (or small f/value or small aperture value), e.g. f/2.8, to obtain a shallow DOF
* Select a small aperture (or large f/value or large aperture value), e.g. f/8.0, to achieve great DOF



Note: Since we are on the subject of DOF, DOF also changes with focal length. Use a small focal length to increase DOF, a longer focal length obtain a shallower DOF. I.E. if you zoom, the DOF decreases. [OK, to be technically correct, focal length does not really affect DOF, but gives the effect that it does. And, that's good enough for us since that's what we're after. We'll cover DOF in a later tutorial.]

Due to the small image sensors used, digital cameras use such small focal lengths that it is very difficult to obtain shallow depth of field even when using a large aperture. In the example above, we used a large aperture AND a long focal length (telephoto macro) to achieve a shallow DOF.

Courtesy from Photoxels.com

This post has been edited by wufei: Oct 10 2006, 09:25 AM

tripod is useless unless for flowers....Those insects wont sit there and let u shoot

2 conditions - low light and no one hold the camera for you.

gals like sony (branded mah). You think gals knows about all those technology ah? You ask ur gf wat type of PC she wants to buy, she would answer you dell, HP & etc. and you will like a customised PC.

Sony is slim and small, thats y it is a gal favourite

For me, No no to Sony, because their pics is very yellowish

but i am still single.....But going to Singapore Zoo in December

Sunday going to Beijing /..... Great Wall Here I Come!!!!!!!!!!!

By the way I have updated part of the Phuket trip. (50% done)
Left Day 3 and 4

you can view it from :-
http://swwoo.blogspot.com

I am very lazy to put it in photo bucket

i already told u all it is hard to focus. The bigger the magnifying the harder to focus