Official 600D Users Thread

[Tucksoon]

may be no one posted photos?LOL

My early shots too CMI to post. Must wait for masters to post then can generate interest

 

[jun550D]

may be no one posted photos?LOL

I posted mine on pg 25 u shld post urs

 

[Tucksoon]

I posted mine on pg 25 u shld post urs

Help you publicize a bit here

 

[jun550D]

Yummy Yummy come participate here, free chicken rice picture lolz

 

[Tucksoon]

Yummy Yummy come participate here, free chicken rice picture lolz

Nice! Hungry liao

 

[Frank Chew]

My early shots too CMI to post. Must wait for masters to post then can generate interest

my shots also CMI too!. haha!

 

[Tucksoon]

Applied the 'toy camera' creative filter on this shot

 

[windcaster]

any one knows the difference between iso highlight prio and the normal iso in the 600d function? there will be a + sign at the ISO

 

[Tucksoon]

any one knows the difference between iso highlight prio and the normal iso in the 600d function? there will be a + sign at the ISO

My friend Google gives me this site to explain the difference. I'm also reading

http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_EOS_600D_Rebel_T3i/lens.shtml

 

[windcaster]

i think i got it, the highlight tone pro will prevent the highlights from burning out but it will be noiser than the normal iso function

 

[Yellow Elephant]

Hi, I need some advise.
I tried to take some photos with back light Eg. background is the sky. I have to on the flashlight, if not the object is totally dark. However, with the flash it looks very unnatural. Not "soft". (If u know what I mean)
How else should I do such shoots? Any other parameters to play with?

Pls advise, thanks.

 

[windcaster]

set partial or spot metering on the subject? may be its better?

 

[windcaster]

some test shots

 

[rvf79]

some test shots

which lens are u using?
looks like the focal length is very near right? macro lens?

or is it u have re crop?

 

[windcaster]

Its kit lens and a x2 close up

 

[singawon]

Hi guy, very new to this 600D and have been playing with it for 2 months, how or what to set to make the background and object being focused clearly? i am using the 18-55mm len :what:

 

[raydio]

Hi guy, very new to this 600D and have been playing with it for 2 months, how or what to set to make the background and object being focused clearly? i am using the 18-55mm len :what:

Aperture is what controls this. If you set your aperture to a low figure like f/3.5, the object you are focusing on will be sharp while the background will be blurred. A blurred background is often called bokeh.

If you set your aperture to a high figure like f/22, both the object you are focusing on and the background will be sharp.

 

[noobiee]

 

[Tucksoon]

Aperture is what controls this. If you set your aperture to a low figure like f/3.5, the object you are focusing on will be sharp while the background will be blurred. A blurred background is often called bokeh.

If you set your aperture to a high figure like f/22, both the object you are focusing on and the background will be sharp.

Absolutely. Thanks bro for the tip.

Video tutorial: http://youtu.be/aAxJRF73vwc

 

[rvf79]

Absolutely. Thanks bro for the tip.

Video tutorial: http://youtu.be/aAxJRF73vwc

The smaller the aperture the slower the shutter speed also.