actually there was wave n etc... i increase the time of exposure to make it smooth.. hehehehe

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Added on July 19, 2007, 4:50 pmhenry,
got several ppl shooting her... so i did this shoots when there were asking her to pose n etc...
so i shot her other angles... got some direct face wan i din like... hahhahaha

This post has been edited by d_scientist: Jul 19 2007, 04:50 PM

hmm..about ur pics from abandon railway station..i also been there 3 weeks ago..
didnt know u r from my area
can go TT with u next time liao

ok ok. back to topic
about ur pics..u need to tell the model to look at u...
else a lot wasted

even u go there with a group of ppl, u can still ask her to look at u from a while, compose n snap

such a lovely place to shoot. mind share with us where is this place?

lao none of them look at u?

maybe the lens not big enough cannot catch attention
next time bring over a Big CANON sure look at u one

This post has been edited by shinchan^^: Jul 20 2007, 09:32 AM

no need BIG CANON...
js say...

"Soli Soli Soli, I need to shoot VELI near"
take 2 shoot then chau..


model sure will look at you..

hahah... i frm butterworth area oni... normally go shoot during weekends with bunch of frens... mayb u can give me ur msn via PM... then i can cotnact u when got shooting... heehh

about the looking at me.. i hav some of those.. but din really like it... so i use this instead.. hahaha...

it is located in butterworth penang... mayb if u guys come down pg shoot then i can tell u where it is...


hahaha
i dark side nokin user... so oni hav 50mm 1.8 to shoot model... hehehehe... but honestly, very good lens...

will post pics of another model...

hahahah.... agreee agreeeeeee

more pics of current model pls..
then next model for next week
hehe
50mm f1.8 is quite good enough for portrait
unless u want f1.4

hahaha.. will try to korek n c can find any pics of the model that is looking at me or not... heeheh

adding part II of See Peng a.k.a APPLE.....


this time all pics are model looking at my MINI 50mm... hehehhee

c&c pls... hav to pp a bit heavier on some pics... lolz

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Nice Apple shots .. keep it up

like #9 and #10
ur shots not bad mah...
keep posting those photos with her looking at u la

50mm f1.8 is good for portraits

#11: her shoes seems kena chop off

tq tq... will keeep learning frm u guys...


hahaha.... the shoes is from bad composition.. lolz... this pics are all the lower grads wans... thts y got bad composition n heavy pp.... anyway, will share more pics so that u guys can c&c... then oni can learn.


toh toh chi kau

finally at least part two have eyes contact

hahaha... yaya grandmaster.... got another series coming up with different model... hope u can give me some more c&c ya....

this was the 1st time taking potrait.. hehehehe

Not bad for a first try ... honestly.

tq tq for the compliments.... learnt a lot of composition from you guys but still long way to go.... hope my new series can be done soon...

Name : enying (no english name.. solli.... hahaha)

indoor shoots...

c&c welcomed!

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#1. Too passport "type" of pic, step back with ur 50mm
#2. Try maintain standard colors tone, WB
#3. Over used the f/1.8 need larger DOF to cover the model fully

thanx for the advise grandmaster.... later add a few more pics whic are a bit steped back...

Here's a tip for you when you shoot picture like #2 and post 29, #11. When you have something that is really bright in the scene, try to keep it away from the frame when you are metering it. Meter another scene that has even lighting, without anything in really dark/bright zone and lock the exposure. Then go back to your subject and do your thing. You'd notice that your subject will no longer be underexposed. This is very important when you have subject with dark skin tone who are wearing bright apparel. If you follow this practice, See Peng's skin tone in #11 will not be underexposed, and it will look like #9 & #10

As already said by shinchan, you are putting too much hope on the lens being 1.8....and you really need to set custom white balance when you are indoor.

This post has been edited by AlamakLor: Jul 23 2007, 01:20 PM