it has ntg to do with the tripod, at 1/2000 under bright conditions, even my grandma can shoot sharp pics.

you're better off getting an upgrade for your kit lens

wahhh... top of the range C vs N shootout! but yeah... i 2nd PCHo's comment as well...

vincent... no money

so far i only know of 2 person who has one... and but neither of them knows me

dont get me wrong, this is a very good pic... i like it
but what if the leading lines dont end abruptly on the right side of the image? let it travel a bit further into the image..
i give 8/10 though..

horizon tilted, usage of rules-of-thirds would probably give a better result, could use more sky in the image as the cloud formations are definitely more interesting than the foreground... and missing exif data..

otherwise exposure is still pretty decent, esp the clouds..

yes, that is me... heard about that movie, havent watch it though.

explanation 101:

tilted horizon: self explanatory

rule of thirds: imagine a square/rectangle, now divide that square/rectangle into 9 equal squares with a " # ", those point where the lines intersect are weight points where you put your main subjects. it would give a much more pleasant composition (framing/arrangement/outlook) to the image.

foreground: opposite of background

exif data: the digital shoeprint of the photograph embedded by the camera when the image is taken. can be accessed by right clicking the image and go to "properties -> advanced"

exposure: go google it

This post has been edited by lwliam: Nov 25 2008, 01:10 AM

' or 1=1 --, i prefer these kind of photos than those with feather feather styling ones... although your room interior shots are nicely done as well... love those too..

exiff hilang ke bro?

would be better if the eyes were sharper...

What CA do you see in the L lens? I cant really detect any... have u mistaken bokeh with CA? hmmm

raz, give the kid a break la... i think he learnt his lesson dah... chill brother.. its friday! wohooo

if the camera's on tripod or anything that is sturdy, it doesnt matter 4 seconds or 4 hours, it's still going to be sharp.

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Added on November 30, 2008, 12:06 pmuse your 2 seconds timer. there are jitters right after the mirror snaps back (look at the light trails)

i have no idea what settings you used so we wont be able to advice on what settings to use, because SOMEONE did not include the settings like instructed.




This post has been edited by lwliam: Nov 30 2008, 12:06 PM

DIGI NUMBER... where's all the exif for all your pics...

Camera Model - Sony Alpha A100
Lens - SAL 1870 @ 30mm
Aperture - f/14
Shutter Speed - 1/10s
ISO - 400

exiff??? why doesnt anyone rmb to put it already? no need already is it? then next time i dont have to bother putting mine as well... saves me the hassle

Camera Model - Sony Alpha A100
Lens - SAL 1870 @ 20mm
Aperture - f/4
Shutter Speed - 1/10s
ISO - 400



was helping my friend shoot for her website's catalogue.

This post has been edited by lwliam: Nov 30 2008, 08:08 PM

right click the picture file, go to properties, click advanced, all the information are there

2 possible reasons...

-caused by camera shake
-focal point wrongly placed

most likely 1st reason

i believe ur using those light weight tripods? RM18 ones