JimDavis said:You go and take 2 photos: 1 with skylight and one without, then show us lar. Need to experiment mah...right? :bsmilie:
Lolz.....i will take and post....look out for it soon!
JimDavis said:You go and take 2 photos: 1 with skylight and one without, then show us lar. Need to experiment mah...right? :bsmilie:
dominator said:to get around on the black area...zoom in alittle if when using flash...you may wish to compare without zoom(got black area)...then with 2x or 3x zoom and see if the black area disappear. mine work best after the 2x zoom range.
JimDavis said:Not sure if you are using the original lens hood or Lotus hood with internal flash?
If so, try to take a photo with internal flash without the lens hood...that will help.
StanGetz said:Alrighty! thanks! i will try again! hw u find the filtered effect?
natnivek said:I think -1/3 is a little too much. That's why the pictures look a little too under exposed. I presume that you were having this shoot somewhere in the morning right? You can try changing your EV back to 0 & see the difference.
I tweaked one of your pic a little. What I'm trying to show is that if you're not completely satisfied with the original pic, you can still salvage it a little by PSing (Levels & curves). Couldn't save the sky though... Too little info there.
But of course, if the original pic is already satisfactory, you can save a lot of time on your comp & take more pics...
On another note, based on the weather you can experiment with other kinds of "feel" to the pic too... Here's another changed to B&W. (I prefer this one actually;p )
Hope this helps.
Oh yah, let me know if you don't like the pics, I will take it down immediately.
Cheers bro! :devil:
StanGetz said:Hi Jim, for tat pic, its taken with FZ5 inbuilt flash. No lotus hood attached, just my filter and adapter. thats all. I guess i gotta zoom out 2x to eliminate that effect.....anyway, is skylight filter suitable for a normal lens protecter? thanks!;p
dominator said:my friend had a skylight filter permanent attached to his camera too while i believe most of the people here use the uv filter. To me skylight no problem la.
however to comment on the 2 building photos why you use those setting causing your photo to under so much..
yup! thanks, i thank you for the advice. I guess putting it 2x zoom to elimate it, no have such many lens or filters to stack up nw! thanksStanGetz said:Hi Dom, maybe i still got much to learn, but i realli dunno wat caused such under expose. It was set Aperture Piority Mode, f2.8, iso80. shl actually allow much light in, but y iz it still under expose?
Hope u can teach me out. thanks@!
StanGetz said:Hi Dom, maybe i still got much to learn, but i realli dunno wat caused such under expose. It was set Aperture Piority Mode, f2.8, iso80. shl actually allow much light in, but y iz it still under expose?
Hope u can teach me out. thanks@!
dominator said:i am sure your camera had "metered" the sky and thus under the overall. maybe you can try out different metering mode or your style of aiming?
and for landscape f2.8 1/500 iso80 too wide la.
my angmo no good, maybe the expert here can explain better
StanGetz said:Yo ppls....these r the 2 pics for comparisions. Taken ard 6pm. Btw, I am still curious y actual file size is only 1.6-1.8mb....already at fine quality, next level up is TiFF. kinda weird for 5MP DC.
anyway here u go:
With Hoya Skylight HMC 1B
Without filter
HI some info your u:unseen said:hmmm never thought it'll affect the colours so much..
Personally i feel that it gives a deeper bluer sky colour.. makes the sky looks more pure.. I've always not liked our singapore sky colour for it's a bit cyan/lightblue for me?
hmmmmm heh is there any difference shooting people?
LOL makes me feel like getting a skylight to shoot landscape and seesee...
dominator said:Stanz yeah outing seems to be dead. And newbie seem like not keen to join outing. I see them more keen on asking what to buy and add...maybe secret training.
Cleaning kit? Want to use my ultra-sonic bath? For filters only not lens. It is almost the same you see in some spectacle shops but mine is industrial type...more powerful and cleaner!