hellfire88
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K-r + Sigma 10-20mm
6 Jan 2012 Sunset
6 Jan 2012 Sunset
Photos taken by Pentax cameras for tech. discussion - Season III
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edutilos-
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Hi, it's a matter of timing and wind conditions, little to do with setup or equipment.
This is in the Artscience Museum pool, so it's not that hard to get a still reflection in the wee hours of the morning (since there is absence of additional condition - current). Hope this helps.
kesha
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View from Labrador in IR.
Ahh blue sky and yellow leaves... nice IR.
Another one from Lower Seletar
kengoh
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Another one from Lower Seletar
Love the colors, nice!
kengoh
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Taken yesterday, not for Casino/Theme Park trip but birding there.
Didn't bring the Sigma 10-20, taken with Tamron 17-50/2.8.
Genting Highland Landscape #1 by kengoh8888, on Flickr
Didn't bring the Sigma 10-20, taken with Tamron 17-50/2.8.
Genting Highland Landscape #1 by kengoh8888, on Flickr
something i found recently that made me re-think how to approach macro
WonderLand - Aimishboy Photography
the photographer (Nadav Bagim) had clarified in interviews that these pics are not "photoshopped". basic adjustments were done to the RAW but they're not composites.the nice BG was actually achieved with common household articles and creative use of lighting. :thumbsup:
Wow.. this is solid stuff. It like making of alice (Bugs/Insect) in wonderland...
Was with doyle together to practice Macro, Think there's lots more to learn.. 
Did a set up based on "Victor Setup", however the material i bought is different though, Have to use the Flash around 1/1, 1/2, 1/4. hmm but felt it is still kinda of underexpose sometime. Using with a Vivitar 2X Macro-Teleconvertor with A50 f1.4.
The shallow depth of field. Damn hard to get a sharp shots sometime.. haiz.
Did a set up based on "Victor Setup", however the material i bought is different though, Have to use the Flash around 1/1, 1/2, 1/4. hmm but felt it is still kinda of underexpose sometime. Using with a Vivitar 2X Macro-Teleconvertor with A50 f1.4.
The shallow depth of field. Damn hard to get a sharp shots sometime.. haiz.
Was with doyle together to practice Macro, Think there's lots more to learn..
Did a set up based on "Victor Setup", however the material i bought is different though, Have to use the Flash around 1/1, 1/2, 1/4. hmm but felt it is still kinda of underexpose sometime. Using with a Vivitar 2X Macro-Teleconvertor with A50 f1.4.
I follow our master Seefei set-up, identical...though
Hey, where is Seefei? Busy making Money?
marcus
no need filters?
My daughter did pretty well with the MZ-50
But I think my son just went one up against her by getting the RB67 from the dry cab
K5; Tamron 28-75/2.8
Been some time since I used the Tamron, so but it on some family portrait work to kill time since I was stuck at home.
Lighting for the 2nd shot was a Metz48 bounced off a baby mattress with white bed sheet placed on the right.
But I think my son just went one up against her by getting the RB67 from the dry cab
K5; Tamron 28-75/2.8
Been some time since I used the Tamron, so but it on some family portrait work to kill time since I was stuck at home.
Lighting for the 2nd shot was a Metz48 bounced off a baby mattress with white bed sheet placed on the right.
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edutilos-
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The 2 stop GND filter used was to balance out exposure... Not needed for the still reflections..
simon6z
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My daughter did pretty well with the MZ-50
But I think my son just went one up against her by getting the RB67 from the dry cab
K5; Tamron 28-75/2.8
Been some time since I used the Tamron, so but it on some family portrait work to kill time since I was stuck at home.
Lighting for the 2nd shot was a Metz48 bounced off a baby mattress with white bed sheet placed on the right.
Swee leh tamron 28-75
Supersimon27
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Last few of Taiwan
#53 Golden waterfall near Jiu fen - This shot was taken Handheld
golden waterfall by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#54 Nanya
Nanya 1 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#55 Nanya part 2
nanya2 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#57 中正纪念堂- main door
Zi you kua chan by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#58 中正纪念堂
Zi you kua chan 2 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
golden waterfall by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#54 Nanya
Nanya 1 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#55 Nanya part 2
nanya2 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#57 中正纪念堂- main door
Zi you kua chan by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
#58 中正纪念堂
Zi you kua chan 2 by Simon Teo Landscape, on Flickr
le petit prince
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My daughter did pretty well with the MZ-50
But I think my son just went one up against her by getting the RB67 from the dry cab
K5; Tamron 28-75/2.8
Been some time since I used the Tamron, so but it on some family portrait work to kill time since I was stuck at home.
Lighting for the 2nd shot was a Metz48 bounced off a baby mattress with white bed sheet placed on the right.
Can I just say, besides LIKING this, I love these shots? The cameras as 'props' are a wonderful touch!
seefei
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Was with doyle together to practice Macro, Think there's lots more to learn..
Did a set up based on "Victor Setup", however the material i bought is different though, Have to use the Flash around 1/1, 1/2, 1/4. hmm but felt it is still kinda of underexpose sometime. Using with a Vivitar 2X Macro-Teleconvertor with A50 f1.4.
I follow our master Seefei set-up, identical...though
Hey, where is Seefei? Busy making Money?
marcus
i am here, Marcus. flash kaput so no macro for me. any flash to recommend, tot of getting a new one for CNY.
just my 2 cent worth on the set up. the flash should point directly at the subject. By bounching it off the plate before going through the diffuser will result in great loss of light. need to compensate with bigger aperture resulting in shallow depth of field. try off camera flash mounting, can get the light source nearer to the subject.
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