got other camera with 51 AF points?
yeah, im currently funding for SB-600.
im dead serious about photography now.

This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Dec 11 2007, 01:49 AM

This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Dec 8 2007, 12:12 AM

bro..
something to thing about...
i saw some pics on ur flickr...
not to put u down or anything...
but some are badly OOF... <----Sorry...my mistake...not some...ONE!
i know it's good if u want to learn MF...
but if it makes ur pics blurry and soft and OOF....
it's not good...
also...when shooting indoor with artificial lighting...
check ur white balance....or shoot raw then adjust it in PP...
u take a look at ur flickr...
the pic of 2 gurls going down the escalator...badly OOF...

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Added on December 8, 2007, 10:37 pmone more thing...
check ur exposure oso...
some pics are a bit underexposed...=)
try using exposure compensation...
it's ok..it takes time...even i have only known how to use it 2 days ago...=)
good try though!

This post has been edited by xandman: Dec 8 2007, 10:37 PM

THANKS! ahhhhhh!! what i've been waiting for days!
thanks bro, dono.. just hits me in the head when im shooting my
friend's kenduri today. AF is better and duh! faster
will be utilizing em from now on. owh, just let you know.
sometimes i forgot the set the exposure to default.
yeah, its something to look forward too. owh! about the Personal
Photos in my flickr, thats just for fun. most of them are a bit blurry
but i upload them anyway just to share with them. thats why
i dont post em' here

thanks bro


This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Dec 8 2007, 10:58 PM

bro..
can u explain...
what do u mean by....

sometimes i did set them +1 ( for indoor ) but i forgot to set it back to 0
when im shooting outdoor. but i always refer to the histogram.
sometimes i even forgot to set the iso to the appropriate when shooting
one environment to another

HDR= high dynamic range?

yup yup ^^

eh reply my myspace la

bro..
ur hdr...
doesnt seem like hdr...
bcoz most of ur shadow part has lost it's detail...
and ur highlight part not very light...

maybe its because i did it on jpeg format
sorry, too excited..

ok i'll re-do it.

I noticed that your pictures have a lot of dead space at the top of the photo especially those taken at Cineleisure. Read up on the rules of third and composition and I am sure it will greatly help your photos.

i used the rule of third composition to guide me,
maybe i didnt follow them properly.
thanks for the tip ;D

This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Dec 11 2007, 02:13 AM

bro..
it's not the jpeg or compression thingy...
maybe the exposures u used to compose the HDRI has not enough details in the shadows and highlights...
in HDRI..
usually both the shadow(dark) and hightlight(bright) part still retain its details...=)

maybe sorry ya, still new at it.
uhhmm, i set it -50 and 50 exposure.
maybe its too much?

usually bro...
HDR takes 3 exposures....
1 - balance as per camera metered
2 - lower exp
3 - higher exp
combine all 3 to get the HDRI effect...