exercise book sucks.



Camera Model - Canon EOS 1000D
Lens - EFS18-55 IS @ 55mm
Aperture - f/5.6
Shutter - 1/13"
ISO - 800

Woo. Addmaths



Exercise book rampage...

Shutter speed: 1/25
Aperture: F/3.5
Focal length: 18mm
ISO: 640

I don't know why I have wierd ISO numbers... probably because of ISO Auto

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This post has been edited by lesboman: Dec 4 2008, 08:23 PM

not much subject but just for excitement by using handheld....

Shutter speed - 1/5sec
Aperture - f22
ISO - 100

Thanks for your comment & advice......i just used photomatix pp....still don't know how to use photoshop c3...any one can give to me free tutorial or website to refer much be better. Now my widget works .......thanks for your HELP

My shot for today.....

Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/6.3
Focal Length: 125 mm
ISO Speed: 100

u want to do HDR? a very bad HDR i can say...

HDR

Took it after washing the car.



omg..Real tilt-shift lens?

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Added on November 23, 2008, 6:45 pmPeople first time trying HDR mar...
Must give chance.

This post has been edited by joyyy: Nov 23 2008, 06:49 PM

Canon dont have 125mm tilt shift lens

Just asking, don't get offended, no offence intended:

Do you have balance problems?

The picture's too slanted...

No need. Teach you here can d.

Once you install Photoshop CS3, look for a sidebar, a long bar at the left hand side of your screen. Choose the 7th tool from the first icon on the top left corner. If it doesn't show a drop of water, click and hold till you see a dialog bar come up. There should be 3 choices: Blur Tool, Smudge Tool or Sharpen Tool. Choose Blur Tool.

Once you click that, your top bar should change. From there, you can edit the size of the brush, the hardness of the brush and the design of the brush.

Brush lightly on the edge of the border (the part that covers the image).
Second that. People learning mah.

What's HDR?

Lulz. That picture is purposely made that way. Known as tilt shift photography. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt_shift
It gives the person viewing the picture as if he or she is viewing a miniature model.

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range.
Gives the picture more detail as the picture has a higher dynamic range compared to a normal picture.

yaya... correct correct.. 125mm is the point.

When i have money then i will go for tilt shift lens. :-)

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Added on November 23, 2008, 8:45 pmoh and tilt-shift lenses are a waste of money. it's a novelty item. XD

This post has been edited by ' or 1=1 --: Nov 23 2008, 08:45 PM

I'm very new in this photography ......just got my D60 last month & try this new hobby.. Really needs guide from all sifus here.

Thanks to TTheWandererX for your kind explaination about blurring...any website u prefer for me to learn all about photoshop & HDR.



Ditangkap khalwat.......18sx

tilt shift can do wonder.
depends on your favor.

The house got revamped with some new furniture. super saturated HDR weee!!

Thanks for your comment.....any ideas how to change background on the pics? I needs to fill something for background because the original pic ,only blue colour........... how to improve my HDR pic...??



f/5.6-1/400 sec-iso 200

Normally people use HDR for pictures with lots of detail and dynamic range to bring out the details.
In my opinion that vulture picture would look better without any HDR.

The way u r doing HDR is wrong.
HDR is about getting different "Exposures" and combining them to give your photos a dynamic range not achievable by normal shooting.
From your shot, I am guessing u just used 1 single shot to HDR.
Unless u did that shot in RAW and saved it in multiple different exposure levels..... otherwise, you are not doing HDR at all.
You are using the software to "fake" HDR.

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Added on November 23, 2008, 10:48 pmor 1=1, how many exposures you used for this shot?
Or u converted from RAW?
Lovely stuff

This post has been edited by PCHo: Nov 23 2008, 10:51 PM