Good camera + good lens = a very good start.
Dun worry, no one will insult you here, we are all educated people.

Thanks for the very nice opinion and statements I hope i can be as good as ac98 in the future

With great teachers comes great students.

nice one

no offence but , what do u work as ? u dont work until u're 16....ur only 15.

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This post has been edited by minde: Oct 22 2006, 10:22 AM

actually. just helping out at some office my aunt works at...like carry some stuff from bottom to the other floor..and yeah..i call it working.

Good for you then . Working with your aunt , that is amazingly cool ... hope u earn big bucks...

This post has been edited by minde: Oct 25 2006, 08:52 PM

Panning Shots








This post has been edited by minde: Oct 26 2006, 07:55 PM

Wahlau ... kapchai, lorry and Avanza Grand Prix at SS2 Circuit!!

KLCC night Shots with Problems

#08: Blur Shot of KLCC ...Need Help


#09: Blur Shot of KLCC ...Need Help


#10: Long ShutterSpeed Shot


Hi , i need some advice . I set my shutter speed to 5sec at 100iso . Now u see its blur bcos of the shutterspeed.

Any suggesttions the for setting to make it sharper but at night without maxing the ISO till 1600 (noisy) . but still get the klcc to be sharper?

Use a tripod.

For the KLCC shots , i used a tripod , its bcos of the moving of the clouds and blinking of the lights that caused the blur....can u share some iso and shutterspeed combo?

Generally, when you mount a camera onto a tripod, no matter how many seconds you open up the shutter, it should not shake anymore, but I've heard of these circumstances :

1. Shake when shutter release - Happens when you mount a SLR to a cheap tripod.
2. Thunder - It'll shake anything, let alone a mounted SLR.
3. Camera not fasten properly onto tripod - The mounting head, neck or legs are loose.

yea true , its on a cheap tripod , but i set it to 5sec timer . After pressing down the button , i walk 5metres away and sit down .
Mayb there was thunder . Btw , D80 at 1600 Got high level of noise?

Good question ... there's noise even at ISO400.

D70s
ISO 200
F/22
20 Seconds
10 seconds timer
Tripod

How do u take those panning shots? I noticed they're all taken at 1/20s. Is this how u do it?

Follow the subject, click while still moving the camera to keep up with the subject?
I gotta try it sometime soon.

thanks.... the noise level at 1600 is unbelievable....need to on the High ISO NR ... dunno whats that for ...will it effect the sharpness?

in PS, try to increase the contrast of the photo, that should get rid of some of the blurriness, then, maybe add a little bit of soft-focus effect.
If you decide to try, let us know the result.

High ISO NR = Noise Reduction.

I have no idea if it will effect the sharpness but i highly doubt so.