Egrets Poser!!
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Wow you are fast.......
So finally... your hand not that itchy anymore.....
Anyway, I prefer the 1sy pic!
So finally... your hand not that itchy anymore.....
Anyway, I prefer the 1sy pic!
Like the first pic, it's great...
Second one I feel the pov is took noticeably... i.e. taken from above and slightly behind.
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Second one I feel the pov is took noticeably... i.e. taken from above and slightly behind.
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That the waterfall in the background.Originally posted by mpenza
prefer the first pic tooseems like there's smoke from the head ;p
Heh heh heh... thats not entirely right... as I told Saw when asked how often I shoot... "Ermm... not often enough"
Well you have the DC liao........Originally posted by Edmund
Heh heh heh... thats not entirely right... as I told Saw when asked how often I shoot... "Ermm... not often enough"
Anytime, anywhere.....
Yup yup.. that's right.. it was about to "leave" me after a while... and I didn't exactly have my eye to the viewfinder for this one, hence a little bit of its crown was cropped off too.
Hahah... true true... but it aint exactly mine.. although, I'm just helping to maximise on its use.
Btw, that is also the reason why I was able to post these shots so soon. The majority are still at the lab (and yes, this time I made doubly, even triply sure they push 1 stop for my Velvia rolls).
I agree, my fault completely... was relying on the LCD of the S40 (for composition) from out-stretched arms with the sun shining directly onto my face and missed the waterfall totally. Should have used that viewfinder, but I really dislike looking thru viewfinders that dun show me the exact output. ;pOriginally posted by ckiang
Liked the first one, though the waterfall thingie at the back is a little strange.
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CK
Huh? This is not from your EOS? A long, long lens would have blown everything into a blur in the background.
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CK
Nope, it isn't from my EOS camera & lens (as I have said above, it's from a Canon S40 P&S DC - yes, it is still my faultOriginally posted by ckiang
Huh? This is not from your EOS? A long, long lens would have blown everything into a blur in the background.
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CK
). I probably wouldn't even have had the waterfall in the background with that since I should have noticed it (through the viewfinder) as I'm usually very careful with what's in the background.For those of you who aren't too particular about digital manipulation where some stuff are digitally removed, I have a version of the 1st pic that doesn't have the waterfall in the background.
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Originally posted by Edmund
Nope, it isn't from my EOS camera & lens (as I have said above, it's from a Canon S40 P&S DC - yes, it is still my fault
For those of you who aren't too particular about digital manipulation where some stuff are digitally removed, I have a version of the 1st pic that doesn't have the waterfall in the background.
That looks quite a bit better!
Sometimes, you just have to digitally remove things. Used sparingly, it can be a 'lifesaver'. Regards
CK
nice nice, are your waiting for mine too?? too bad i got no scanner.
care to share with me your exposure setting? i remember the sun was right above us. Under this circumstances, the head should be very bright, but yours are just right. For this I am impress. Did you -1stop or did u forcus at the white feather ( hence exposure will reduce)?
TIA.
care to share with me your exposure setting? i remember the sun was right above us. Under this circumstances, the head should be very bright, but yours are just right. For this I am impress. Did you -1stop or did u forcus at the white feather ( hence exposure will reduce)?
TIA.
Thanks Violett.
Yes yes!! Show show!!!Originally posted by ninelives
nice nice, are your waiting for mine too?? too bad i got no scanner.
care to share with me your exposure setting? i remember the sun was right above us. Under this circumstances, the head should be very bright, but yours are just right. For this I am impress. Did you -1stop or did u forcus at the white feather ( hence exposure will reduce)?
TIA.
The following are the settings. No exposure compensation was done and I focused at the head and eye area of the Egret.
First Photo
Exposure time 1/250 s
F-number 4.9
Subject distance 0.733 m
Focal length 21.3 mm
Second Photo
Exposure time 1/200 s
F-number 4.9
Subject distance 0.615 m
Focal length 21.3 mm
See above...
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