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This post has been edited by A4pApEr: Mar 11 2014, 03:12 PM

Nice... I love pic #2...
Thanks for sharing...

Nice man.....
Nice FP for #6 n #7..


#5 is indeed a nice photo...

Js my 2 cent...

Thank you guys.. Appreciated!

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This post has been edited by A4pApEr: Mar 11 2014, 03:12 PM

seems that u were shaky hand on 1/1x shutter

increase ISO or change to a faster lens (f/2.8)

or still cannot get a VR


Note: try avoid aperture priorty if ur lens aperture isnt a fixed one.



This post has been edited by shinchan^^: Feb 6 2007, 03:36 PM

Thank you so much for your comment there. Noted.

How i wish i can get myself a bigger aperture lens too. If i have that kinda extra money myself.

Anyway, all photos i had taken on that day with my kit lens only.

It's time to save myself some money for a tripod, at least it's cheaper than a big aperture lens. XD

Have a nice day~

not necessary to get f2.8 lens.( of cos if have better lar)
shoot with what you have first.

What mode are you using when shoot portrait ?
Since you are using flash, you should have use Manual mode and fix your aparture to the lowest you can set like maybe f4.5 or f5.6.
and also fix your shutter speed to 1/60 or above to prevent hand shake.

and set your flash to i-TTL, it will automatic calculate how much power require to get good exposure. if the result is ove or under, just set your camera aparture to plus or minus.

Nikon have very intelligence flash system, so make full use of it.

keke when not using a fixed aperture lens
manual mode is actually half manual

18mm (3.5) -----> 55mm (5.6)
when u zoom, the aperture will changing as well so it would not be consistent unless the aperture u want is larger than 5.6

This post has been edited by shinchan^^: Feb 6 2007, 04:24 PM

yes, but since Nikon flash is so intelligence that it will compensate by adjusting the flash power.

nice series of thaipusam and modeling shots, hope 2 c more so i can learn from ur shots and ur mistakes...

thx 4 sharing very much..

Yes, i agree with that. However, sometimes i do prefer to shoot with natural light instead of using flash light. Unless i really have no choice to shoot under a very low light condition.

Appreciated your comments aaltong.

Let's learn and get improve together.

Thanks for viewing NonBlooD~

not bad on the model series, only the last one is shaky... maybe the composition can be better... anyway the happiness is there to be seen...

#1 and #2 has "The Dog" kind of big head style. Not that suitable for portraits, IMO.

#3 a bit OOF on the forehead area.

#4's flash shot is just not right. Maybe the flash too direct.

#5 pose can be a bit better. Didn't do justice to the model where some tummy was too noticeable.

Thanks diwant~ I will try to make the composition better next time.

Hm... those "The Dog" photos you mentioned, those kinda effects were shot by using fisheye lenses one.

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#1 & #2, Maybe you are right, i just get too close using wide angle, and it's not suitable for portraits.

#3 She moved when i pressed my shutter. It wasn't OOF.

#4 Yeah. Agree with you. Noted.

Thanks for ya comments.

This post has been edited by A4pApEr: Feb 7 2007, 12:39 AM

those big head is nice!! kindda special.

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This post has been edited by A4pApEr: Mar 11 2014, 03:12 PM

Ahhh ... that was the shoot Jess was talking about. Just one day after ours, haha!

Before la.

I love the Jenjarom series...
I didn't go there...
A bit waste...

#2 give a feeling like suddenly a stick came of dunno where from the sky