siggy 10-20 have the fisheye effect? always wanted a fisheye lense but worried that my 400D cannot use, only ff WILL have the fisheye effect
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QUOTE(168257061 @ Aug 23 2008, 08:59 PM) Ask to uni student , the dslr you buy yourself ka ? I confess i did not hehehe, first yr degree student here. My dad bought me the camera but i can say i partly "bought" it, i manage to secure a full scholarship for my Pre-U so my dad used money intended for my pre u for a dslr....Im secondary school student  How I wish I own a dslr  Unfortunately did not quite make the cut for my bachelors muahahaha so degree now no dslr gift. HARD WORK PAYS!! This post has been edited by db07mufan: Aug 23 2008, 10:41 PM |
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QUOTE(Pennywise @ Aug 30 2008, 02:57 AM) Wow, reach there so early. At 9:10pm, I just left Klang. Beside the bridge is a land somewhere like underneath the bridge is it? Well to me, if you wanna take shots of fireworks, rest your camera on your tripod, set manual (f11-f18 TRIAL AND ERROR just ) , bulb mode. Camera body on M mode, lens remained on AF is it? I read somewhere to use ISO100, shutter speed set to bulb and aperture to F/8 - F/11 but somehow, it's hard to get it to focus. So in the end, I used Tv mode and burst shot instead. Hahahaha... I thought you buying soon. Starting saving now, many months to come eh? Sept is many, Oct is many many. Oct is when it's out, can get it then.  A remote shutter release thingy is recommended as in so you won't shake ur camera, but if you do not have it i recommened you set the shutter to 15-20 sec.. For bulb mode, press ur shutter when the firework starts, the sensor will record the image. Hold it throughout and cover the lense with a black card for shots you don't want, take off the card again if theres another surge of fireworks. You can have multiple fireworks in once single pic this way. Release the shutter once everythings done. If you do not have a remote shutter release just set the shutter speed to 15-20sec, use the black card technique..This may take a bit of practice hehehe. Save in RAW so you can adjust WB and stuff to your liking when editing your picture. Regarding focusing, its best to just autofocus at the spot u think the fireworks will be after that set to MF, and don't mess with it anymore. Added on August 30, 2008, 11:44 am QUOTE(GulaV @ Aug 29 2008, 07:24 PM) I think it's a stolen camera.. Don't leave out a traded in camera too.Some ppl pawn stuff to the shop and do not claim it back after a while, the boss also no choice sell it... This post has been edited by db07mufan: Aug 30 2008, 11:45 AM |
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A new addition to the family.. Tamron 90mm Di F2.8 1:1 Macro
 First time using Tamron, their lens design so retro, reminds me of Sony/minolta's lenses.. This post has been edited by db07mufan: Aug 30 2008, 05:57 PM |
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talking about jumping ship, the D300(NO NOISE!!) has impressed me a lot, tempting to jump but no moolah.. i'll leave canon to win me over with new releases again..
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