Newbie Gathering Part 2 (Post your Pics!!!)


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ya the edges do look soft. Have u tried unsharp mask?

I had applied an USM of sharpening at 85%, radius at 1 pixel and threshold at 4 once to the picture. I also realised I had turned off the in-camera sharpening but since I am taking RAW, I don't think that will have any effect on the picture, will it?
 

This outing has also make me realised close to 95% of the 130+ shots I've taken falls within the 18-50mm range and 81% falls within the 18-35mm range. Looks like the 50-200 range is kinda wasted and more excuses to get the 17-35 ;p
 

This outing has also make me realised close to 95% of the 130+ shots I've taken falls within the 18-50mm range and 81% falls within the 18-35mm range. Looks like the 50-200 range is kinda wasted and more excuses to get the 17-35 ;p

haha,:bsmilie:
 

I had applied an USM of sharpening at 85%, radius at 1 pixel and threshold at 4 once to the picture. I also realised I had turned off the in-camera sharpening but since I am taking RAW, I don't think that will have any effect on the picture, will it?

Which camera? Nikon or Canon? If its canon, do the raw sharpening in DPP. Then take it to photoshop.
 

Which camera? Nikon or Canon? If its canon, do the raw sharpening in DPP. Then take it to photoshop.

Taken with Nikon D80. I imported the RAW files into LightRoom then edit in Photoshop. All adjustments were made with Photoshop.

I think it may also be possible that I should stop down to f/8 or f/11 where the 18-200 is usually sharpest at.
 

Taken with Nikon D80. I imported the RAW files into LightRoom then edit in Photoshop. All adjustments were made with Photoshop.

I think it may also be possible that I should stop down to f/8 or f/11 where the 18-200 is usually sharpest at.

Thats what they say.. sharp at F/8 - F/11.. but it varies sometimes.

Ok here is something you can try.. not a scientific method.. but a quick way to know where ur lens is sharp.

Shoot something thin and straight like a stick etc at the MFD of the lens (lookup the minimum focus distance printed on the lens). Do it at 200mm with tripod. Check the shot with different aperture. Then u can compare pic to see which shot is sharp. Memorise that range :sweatsm:
 

Thats what they say.. sharp at F/8 - F/11.. but it varies sometimes.

Ok here is something you can try.. not a scientific method.. but a quick way to know where ur lens is sharp.

Shoot something thin and straight like a stick etc at the MFD of the lens (lookup the minimum focus distance printed on the lens). Do it at 200mm with tripod. Check the shot with different aperture. Then u can compare pic to see which shot is sharp. Memorise that range :sweatsm:

Thanks for the tip, Harish :thumbsup: I have been wanting to find out the sharp spot myself but do not know how to begin.
 

This outing has also make me realised close to 95% of the 130+ shots I've taken falls within the 18-50mm range and 81% falls within the 18-35mm range. Looks like the 50-200 range is kinda wasted and more excuses to get the 17-35 ;p

Landscapes shots uses wide angle range... unless you are doing close up. But 18-200 is a very gd travel lens.
 

Will post few more this weekend :) Its tough getting to work on the pics after a long day in office. :sweat:

Yes, I understand that as I only managed to PP one pic over the past few days... :sweat:

Work + studies = no time to PP :sweat:

Still owe wranger and joyjoy the group photo... sorry guys
 

Yes, I understand that as I only managed to PP one pic over the past few days... :sweat:

Work + studies = no time to PP :sweat:

Still owe wranger and joyjoy the group photo... sorry guys

and mi also... photo!!!
 

Yes, I understand that as I only managed to PP one pic over the past few days... :sweat:

Work + studies = no time to PP :sweat:

Still owe wranger and joyjoy the group photo... sorry guys

Haha...I thought you have forgotten.:bsmilie:
 

Here are my photos... sorry for the delay in the upload cos i was in camp haha...

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joyjoy, jinming, skyraider, can send me your emails? I will send you all the file ASAP.

joyjoy and skyraider, will you mind if the picture is in NEF format?
 

Can you still remember the setting that you did?


f/4
17mm
1sec exposure
ISO 200
Only change a bit of the contrast to make it looks more orange

Thinkin of cropping the right side to remove the side of MAYBANK

any C&C? :embrass:
 

f/4
17mm
1sec exposure
ISO 200
Only change a bit of the contrast to make it looks more orange

Thinkin of cropping the right side to remove the side of MAYBANK

any C&C? :embrass:

how to set 1 sec exposure on 400D?
 

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