Canon Rebel Xsi Club III - EOS 450D Only

[jlkk76]

How do I upload images?

Welcome to the family!

very easy...first u resize ur images..

then u create an account in flickr

then u upload the image to flickr

once uploaded, copy the html code and insert the code in " Insert Image".

 

[RyanG]

Hi guys

I'm new to DSLR. I bought EOS 450D 2 weeks ago. I went to Siem Reap, Cambodia to test my camera however some of the photos didn't turned to what I wanted to be. I think I need to learn the basic of DOF, shutter speed and ISO. I'm looking forward to joining any event in the future.

I will try my best to upload some photos for comments.

I will share one of the site that I usually go for tips on shooting and technical stuff. Here it is dPS.

Hope it will help all that need help here too..

 

[eleveninth]

How do I upload images?

you can use sites like flickr:thumbsup:

 

[hammie]

Hi guys

I'm new to DSLR. I bought EOS 450D 2 weeks ago. I went to Siem Reap, Cambodia to test my camera however some of the photos didn't turned to what I wanted to be. I think I need to learn the basic of DOF, shutter speed and ISO. I'm looking forward to joining any event in the future.

I will try my best to upload some photos for comments.

I use this... http://photonotes.org/articles/

It make ur life easier if you understand how the canon comes about

 

[dkcg7]

Ok thanks. I only resize these photos. Feel free to give comments. :sweat:

 

[eleveninth]

Ok thanks. I only resize these photos. Feel free to give comments. :sweat:

Can i ask what do you shoot in, as in JPG or RAW?

 

[dkcg7]

I use this... http://photonotes.org/articles/

It make ur life easier if you understand how the canon comes about

I will share one of the site that I usually go for tips on shooting and technical stuff. Here it is dPS.

Hope it will help all that need help here too..

Thanks for sharing.

 

[dkcg7]

Can i ask what do you shoot in, as in JPG or RAW?

All in JPG format.

Details of the photos

A. f/7.1, 1/125sec & ISO 100
B. f/7.1, 1/125sec & ISO 100
C. f/8, 1/160 sec & ISO 100
D. f/4, 1/250 sec & ISO 200

 

[lohkam]

All in JPG format.

Details of the photos

A. f/7.1, 1/125sec & ISO 100
B. f/7.1, 1/125sec & ISO 100
C. f/8, 1/160 sec & ISO 100
D. f/4, 1/250 sec & ISO 200

I quite like Pic A.....the color quite crisp.If you move a lil more to the right..it would be better...to shot the object is right on the middle....just my suggestions & complements

 

[eleveninth]

Did you have problems, carrying a dslr in cambodia, as in did it attract attention? Just out of curiousity.

 

[ProteinLens]

Ok thanks. I only resize these photos. Feel free to give comments. :sweat:

nice images. however there might be a lack of perspective. all your 4 shots are full frontal shots. while it is fine for the 1st 2, i feel u could have gotten a more interesting perspective for the 3rd and 4th shots. my 2 cents...thanks for sharing.

 

[dkcg7]

Did you have problems, carrying a dslr in cambodia, as in did it attract attention? Just out of curiousity.

No worries about it. I saw 1 group of Taiwanese ladies carried some old SLR and DSLR. If I'm not wrong their DSLR are EOS 50D and something like MARK II. They brought along few tripods. I think the brand call Benro... something like that. In one day at least you can find 20+ people who are using DSLR.

 

[eleveninth]

No worries about it. I saw 1 group of Taiwanese ladies carried some old SLR and DSLR. If I'm not wrong their DSLR are EOS 50D and something like MARK II. They brought along few tripods. I think the brand call Benro... something like that. In one day at least you can find 20+ people who are using DSLR.

That's very nice to hear, planning a trip down there and that was one of the factors that bothered me.

 

[dkcg7]

I quite like Pic A.....the color quite crisp.If you move a lil more to the right..it would be better...to shot the object is right on the middle....just my suggestions & complements

Fully agreed. Tks.

 

[dkcg7]

That's very nice to hear, planning a trip down there and that was one of the factors that bothered me.

I forgot to tell you something. Do consider their monson season. I was told by the tour guide the best time to visit Siem Reap is around Dec - Mar because you can shoot some photos like (A). From Apr - Jul are dry season. No water in the lake and very hot. Aug-Oct is raining season however early Nov do encounter some rains.

Oh by the way their streets are very dusty... pls. bring your cleaning kits.

 

[eleveninth]

I forgot to tell you something. Do consider their monson season. I was told by the tour guide the best time to visit Siem Reap is around Dec - Mar because you can shoot some photos like (A). From Apr - Jul are dry season. No water in the lake and very hot. Aug-Oct is raining season however early Nov do encounter some rains.

Oh by the way their streets are very dusty... pls. bring your cleaning kits.

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[jlpk007]

will be bringing my camera to korea winter...what are the things to look out for so as not to damage the camera...? (~-4 degree)
Thanks

 

[hammie]

will be bringing my camera to korea winter...what are the things to look out for so as not to damage the camera...? (~-4 degree)
Thanks

bring lots of batteries~~ at least 7 -8

 

[jlpk007]

bring lots of batteries~~ at least 7 -8

??
7 -8...one original battery cost ~80...battery cost almost $700...
i have 2 new battery(original..)not enough??

 

[eleveninth]

??
7 -8...one original battery cost ~80...battery cost almost $700...
i have 2 new battery(original..)not enough??

the cold will drain your batts much quicker, not sure if 7 - 8 is necessary tho seems abit extreme. But then again i havent experience shooting in cold temp.