DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
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cupholders
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
Well basically if you are using a film camera, it depends on your lens and the film you use.
If you are using a DSLR, it depends on the camera and the lens. Haha, correct me if i'm wrong. =p
Lower your aperture, the more focus a.k.a depth of field you can get out of a photo.
For example, i used an aperture of 1.4 for this photo. Look the at bokeh!!!!!! =O
Was using an older lens for this 1 though. A Pentax 25mm 1.4 cctv lens. Still works wonders. =)
RaidenGear;569313 said:
Well basically if you are using a film camera, it depends on your lens and the film you use.
If you are using a DSLR, it depends on the camera and the lens. Haha, correct me if i'm wrong. =p
Lower your aperture, the more focus a.k.a depth of field you can get out of a photo.
For example, i used an aperture of 1.4 for this photo. Look the at bokeh!!!!!! =O
Was using an older lens for this 1 though. A Pentax 25mm 1.4 cctv lens. Still works wonders. =)
Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
I love bokeh too!! But i damn "pa jiao" photographer, so like to shoot birds only. Honestly i never explore beyond the basic functions and i dont use the video features that comes along these days. That said... the power of DSLRs these days...
Can see the reflection in his eyes?
How about the droplet on his eyelids?
Fast but shutter not fast enough to freeze his sceam
I love bokeh too!! But i damn "pa jiao" photographer, so like to shoot birds only. Honestly i never explore beyond the basic functions and i dont use the video features that comes along these days. That said... the power of DSLRs these days...
Can see the reflection in his eyes?
How about the droplet on his eyelids?
Fast but shutter not fast enough to freeze his sceam
cupholders
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
Woahhh Dude, nice shots of birdbirds. Hhahaa don't get me wrong.
Btw you into macro photography uhh? I use to own a raynox then i sold it off cos i lost interest.
Use to take photos of plants and ermmm, Upskirts. KIDDING. Hahha just insects cos their COOL.
Woahhh Dude, nice shots of birdbirds. Hhahaa don't get me wrong.
Btw you into macro photography uhh? I use to own a raynox then i sold it off cos i lost interest.
Use to take photos of plants and ermmm, Upskirts. KIDDING. Hahha just insects cos their COOL.
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Nah not into macro... shot this at 480mm and then crop a hell of alot, birds were in their enclosure. Quality still remains so i'm pleased... i think cameras these days are too powerful. i once had a 40D, very frankly i didnt fully utilise all it had to give. Long way to go for me..........
cupholders;569331 said:
Nah not into macro... shot this at 480mm and then crop a hell of alot, birds were in their enclosure. Quality still remains so i'm pleased... i think cameras these days are too powerful. i once had a 40D, very frankly i didnt fully utilise all it had to give. Long way to go for me..........
pengful
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
How many of you have seen in-person golden rice stalks ready for harvest? This picture was taken in Sekinchan in Malaysia during a recent outing.
Panasonic GF1
14-45 mm
focal length 15mm (31mm equivalent)
f/8
1/100
ISO200
Another one.
Panasonic GF1
20mm lens (40mm equivalent)
f/6.3
1/160
ISO 100
Cloudy WB
How many of you have seen in-person golden rice stalks ready for harvest? This picture was taken in Sekinchan in Malaysia during a recent outing.
Panasonic GF1
14-45 mm
focal length 15mm (31mm equivalent)
f/8
1/100
ISO200
Another one.
Panasonic GF1
20mm lens (40mm equivalent)
f/6.3
1/160
ISO 100
Cloudy WB
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cupholders
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
HI 5!!
M4/3 Rules man. Haha, how's the pancake lens???
HI 5!!
M4/3 Rules man. Haha, how's the pancake lens???
cupholders
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
Recently did a shoot for my sister's car.
And a shot of my interior, just for fun.
All shots were taken with an Ep-1, Voigtlander 35mm 1.4 lens. COOL.
Recently did a shoot for my sister's car.
And a shot of my interior, just for fun.
All shots were taken with an Ep-1, Voigtlander 35mm 1.4 lens. COOL.
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joydivision
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great to c the M4/3 picking up in popularity, im on the EP1!
what lenses do u own n which are your fav? ive collected the following n found the top 3 to be most lovely by far:
- m4/3 panny 20mm
- m4/3 panny 7-14mm
- 4/3 oly 12-60mm
- m4/3 oly 17mm
- m4/3 oly 14-42mm
- 4/3 oly 40-150mm
the Voigtlander 35mm looks to be pretty interesting!
heres one shot with the panny 20mm from me:
great to c the M4/3 picking up in popularity, im on the EP1!
what lenses do u own n which are your fav? ive collected the following n found the top 3 to be most lovely by far:
- m4/3 panny 20mm
- m4/3 panny 7-14mm
- 4/3 oly 12-60mm
- m4/3 oly 17mm
- m4/3 oly 14-42mm
- 4/3 oly 40-150mm
the Voigtlander 35mm looks to be pretty interesting!
heres one shot with the panny 20mm from me:
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Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
I own a Voigtlander 35mm 1.4 which is by far one of my favourite lens to use, a Pentax 25mm 1.4 and a oly pancake 20mm. Funding for a Leica M8 though but i keep spending money on my car hahaha.
Films ftw. Btw i've seen Sony's Nex-5. Seems like a very cool m4/3 camera.
I own a Voigtlander 35mm 1.4 which is by far one of my favourite lens to use, a Pentax 25mm 1.4 and a oly pancake 20mm. Funding for a Leica M8 though but i keep spending money on my car hahaha.
Films ftw. Btw i've seen Sony's Nex-5. Seems like a very cool m4/3 camera.
joydivision
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NICE! would u need an adaptor for the Voigtlander 35mm? care to share the damage for this lens? thanks in advance!
the Nex 5 lens appear to be bigger than its body IMHO
cupholders;569784 said:
NICE! would u need an adaptor for the Voigtlander 35mm? care to share the damage for this lens? thanks in advance!
the Nex 5 lens appear to be bigger than its body IMHO
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OMG! Beautiful!
pengful;569715 said:How many of you have seen in-person golden rice stalks ready for harvest? This picture was taken in Sekinchan in Malaysia during a recent outing.
Panasonic GF1
14-45 mm
focal length 15mm (31mm equivalent)
f/8
1/100
ISO200
OMG! Beautiful!
Re: DSLR wannabe Photographers or Professionals Come In!
In my opinion, camera body is important to take good picture BUT a good len is the MOST important to take excellent picture.
Usually ones will pay more for the body and use basic len to take pictures, turn out that the pictures are indeed nice and swee. Until I saw my friend using a cheaper body BUT L-len to take those similar pictures (eg. sun rise), then I am impressed.
This is my experience
Invest more on lens with a basic body will do.
In my opinion, camera body is important to take good picture BUT a good len is the MOST important to take excellent picture.
Usually ones will pay more for the body and use basic len to take pictures, turn out that the pictures are indeed nice and swee. Until I saw my friend using a cheaper body BUT L-len to take those similar pictures (eg. sun rise), then I am impressed.
This is my experience
Invest more on lens with a basic body will do.
