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[compro_1975]

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is she the babydoll?

For fun...:lovegrin:
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can teach me how to do??? i wonder how to corp a pix but still maintain the aspect ratio?

 

[babydoll]

is she the babydoll?


Yup,number 16pic,dats me Babydoll!

 

[compro_1975]

is she the babydoll?


Yup,number 16pic,dats me Babydoll!

o dear, my camara had missed a precious beautyno many of your shots

 

[babydoll]

o dear, my camara had missed a precious beautyno many of your shots

its alright!
im sure you managed to capture at least a handful of other beauties that day!

 

[iso100]

Actually apart from shadow issues, and close potrait, Direct flash will actually gives you a better and more contrasting colour.

Agree.
I think it is still due to the matrix-metering issue.

 

[iso100]

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[919956g]

I just use SB600 direct flash.:sweatsm:
Surely diffuser will give better results.

are u usin high ISO for these shoots? say ISO1600

 

[iso100]

are u usin high ISO for these shoots? say ISO1600

I use ISO200/400.

The lighting condition was so good that I had to reduce aperture to f/4 sometimes when flash was used...

 

[sgvideoman]

I use ISO200/400.

The lighting condition was so good that I had to reduce aperture to f/4 sometimes when flash was used...

What is ISO?

 

[Youhong]

What is ISO?

In layman terms:
ISO refers to the sensitivity of the sensor itself towards light. The higher, the more sensitive the sensor is and hence able the user to shoot under low lighting conditions with a faster shutter speed. However, it comes with a price - quality will be loss and you will find noise and grain on your image.

Standard ISO values are namely: 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 (each are one stop away.)

Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[sgvideoman]

In layman terms:
ISO refers to the sensitivity of the sensor itself towards light. The higher, the more sensitive the sensor is and hence able the user to shoot under low lighting conditions with a faster shutter speed. However, it comes with a price - quality will be loss and you will find noise and grain on your image.

Standard ISO values are namely: 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 (each are one stop away.)

Correct me if I'm wrong.

I see. So ISO is the parallel of auto gain correction AGC. High gain allows you to shoot in low light conditions but results in grainy pictures.

Thanks for the information.

 

[compro_1975]

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did not see her that day, means there are 3 tiger babes ard?

 

[iso100]

did not see her that day, means there are 3 tiger babes ard?

At least 3...I only saw her on Fri.
:bsmilie:

 

[Rashkae]

At least 3...I only saw her on Fri.
:bsmilie:

Yeah... There was a really cute one on thursday too...