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This post has been edited by vincent_audio: May 2 2008, 12:39 AM

color not as vibrant as should be for a fashion shoot. otherwise nicely captured.

thanks g3K... will work on the color

While the compo is good, somehow i felt ur pics looks alittle overexposed and lack of color exposed like what gold3knight mentioned.

Using what lens? Wanted to go.. but i have no telelens... only a kit lens and 50mm prime. What was your gear for that day? Thanks for sharing Yo...

OH ya.. comments about ur pic. Pic NO.1 is the best of all..others are ok, i think doing some photoshop editing should do the job. Lesser gamma a bit,adjust contrast and brightness, do some leveling, then colour balancing should be great! And also.. dun forget to calibrate ur monitor, the picture's brightness/exposure in ur monitor might look ok to you, but for calibrated monitors, they'll look different. If u are unsure about it, take a photo and develop it, if they look nice and like something from the magazine, then it's ok. =) just my 2 cents.

This post has been edited by derek87: Oct 3 2007, 02:45 AM

Sharp photos... Hope to see more from U in future...

marbeles...nice shot...like a pro...

u shooting a fashion show...so u need to work for the models...timing is everything

travis_ckf: just wondering how to improve the compo to better ? which are the one that need more colour exposed ?

derek87: ya will need to re-calibrate my monitor

Ivyk: thanks, nice meeting you in the event. Waiting for you to post your pics

how to save a life: Thanks



Thanks for the comments. I hope to learn more.

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Added on October 7, 2007, 11:18 pmA day in bird park (7 Oct 07)

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This post has been edited by vincent_audio: Oct 7 2007, 11:18 PM

shot #3 of the parrot is nice, wing a bit blur to show movement and the body sharp

some update, some photos from Pulau Redang

some HDR treatment






c & c welcome

vincent first shot is superb leh, really love it. how long was the exposure

vincent..teach me HDR....love ur hdr pic..

maximum, 30 sec.

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Added on March 5, 2008, 12:14 amno problem bro, wat u need is adobe photoshop cs2 and above or photomatix

This post has been edited by vincent_audio: Mar 5 2008, 12:14 AM

ps cs2 got...

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Added on March 5, 2008, 12:22 amvincent...got photomatix full version?
google only trial lor...

This post has been edited by kuih_tiow: Mar 5 2008, 12:22 AM

Vincent, first picture superb le.... 30 seconds. Mind sharing the settings? Would love to give that a try if I have a chance

focal length: 17mm
aperture: f32
shutter speed: 30 sec.
Picture Style: Natural

that's it

kuih_teow: no full, i use photoshop to get the HDR

the horizon a little bit senget. Should correct that a bit...

the first photo if on super wide angle lens (10mm) will be more superb!

hi,
i like the first pic. very nice. want to learn how to take that too...

btwn..what is HDR?

High Dynamic Range

correct me if im wrong guys....

@vincentso this is hdr tipu2 lor?

fuyoh~
can be sifu jor!!!