did some shots of KLCC, Times Square, Sg Wang and Pavillion Christmas deco, really need more practice for this kind of shots haha, some came out ok, some are just bleh, will post after I process them

Dude you're from Segamat?? Me too.

The flood did reach there one night but not for long because it stopped raining the day after.

do you all actually edit before posting?

Hmmm, the "color balance" tool in photoshop should do the trick

yes.

yup. sumtime post the edited pic..sumtome post non-edited pic.

anyone here got own viewfinder?? maybe want looking for 1, sometimes shoot low angle is suffer for me hehe~

Valho fast fast post pic hehe~~jkjk take u time hehe~~

have you edit your photo or original ... so nice

Yeah man, used to live in Jalan Serikaya 5 i think...
I remembered the palm oil trees there..
Now its cleared to build bandar putra -.-

Got pictures of the flood ah?


Weileongz, when I took it, it was already something like that.
Used lightroom to do some touch up =)

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its a nice day to shooting. lets hunt

For editing right? what programs you use? i usually post original pictures.

I use Lightroom and Photoshop.. =)
More pictures of Segamat..







All pictures taken with kit lens =P

Oh, is there a way to learn how to use them? cause, i hardly any idea on how to edit photo's

You can google for it..
But you need to know what you want to do with the photo first
Rest is just experimenting for yourself

then im doomed big time...

ehh lie on the floor, that's what I did last time,

here's a sneak peak , took 180+ photos, almost fill up my card coz I was shooting in raw. still need more practice on outdoor shoot


i use lightroom for initial processing, export to jpeg and use photoshop for watermark and final editing

I use canon ZoomBrowser for watermark. Cause all i have to do is type. I just need to know how to watermark using photoshop. Lightroom? i have no idea how to use that. Thats why im doomed...

I just make a template at 1600 x 1200 with my watermark and a 50% transparent box that I use as a guide for resizing. drag the layers from the template on to my photo, resize the photo accordingly and crop, this allow me to keep the exif data when saving them. Of course there are easier way for watermarking, this is just the way I do it
Lightroom is not that hard, the interface is easy to use, adjustment for white balance, exposure, etc are all cleary label, just play around with it a bit and you'll find it's actually quite easy

Oh, do i need raw files or jpeg will do aswell? im using mac for editing, so is lightroom available for mac?

raw will be better of course coz jpeg already process in camera, so what you can do is limited. i think there is a mac version since it's from Adobe.

@valho

its nice pic