This post has been edited by CompMac: Nov 24 2007, 08:39 PM

My tools are written in the siggy. Minus the FL-50 and diffuser as I haven't bought them when I took those pictures.

Thanks for the comment.

The pictures above are taken in broad daylight. No flash. You need to adjust your angle to get the best lighting for your picture. Furthermore, Olympus cameras do have very good metering of the whole frame. Coupled with just a bit of PS and it will be perfect.

Not so fast lar... still recovering from the FL-50 purchase.

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Added on May 2, 2007, 2:18 pm

This post has been edited by CompMac: May 2 2007, 02:18 PM

More flower pictures. Non-cropped, PSed and resized.

Flowers galore.

Statue of Buddha portrait.



This post has been edited by CompMac: May 17 2007, 04:15 PM

Picture was taken at Kek Lok Si in Penang.

Thanks! Just wanna motivate those without a dSLR.


Thanks!!

There are new shots with the diffuser. Just haven't gotten to process them yet. Please be patient.

A little waterfall...

This shot is just to capture the overall look of the waterfall. No tripod at that time some more so cannot do slow shutter shots.

This post has been edited by CompMac: May 21 2007, 03:17 PM

Noted about the slow shutter and the ND/CPL filter for water shots.

Adding one lousy portrait I took at about 250mm equivalent before the purchase of the FL-50. Please flame.



This post has been edited by CompMac: May 22 2007, 04:49 PM

Agreed. But it's mostly due to the spotlights I think.

Well, my little camera can't tweak the temperature. Some more that time didn't think about doing manual WB. That place damn dark some more and too crowded.

I think naturally, the skin is warm toned. Healthy one that is.

That I'm not too sure. Can't really see the man himself from so far. But I think he is a bit tanned. Not like the advertisement you see on TV where he is like flour.

He was singing when the picture was taken and his hand was at that time pointing there.

Use the lowest aperture value and more zoom. Focus on your subject and the rest will be blurred naturally.

FYI, I always set my camera to macro mode when taking pictures.

I shoot anything with macro, even landscapes. It seems that I might get sharper pictures by using macro mode all the time.