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hi guys,

can i know whether our S3 can produce this type of shot??
i tried but i cant even blur the background unless i zoom someone face till very big.....sigh
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yeochris said:
hi guys,

can i know whether our S3 can produce this type of shot??
i tried but i cant even blur the background unless i zoom someone face till very big.....sigh
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Yes you can, Chris

This sample photo of mine illustrates the same kind of bokeh that you are seeking [URL="http://community.webshots.com/photo/552325412/2013553770045194640qtPpuz"]Sample from Punggol[/URL]

The distance between objects has to be observed. And of course, set your S3 to f2.8. It's easier that way.
 

This is one of the piece i like without being photoshopped. Please give me some comments?

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yeochris said:
how about this picture?? i tried lots of times to do this kind of shot, but i always get a clear view of the background... sigh
normally wat should i set for AV? do i need any additional lens to capture this kind of shot?? using S3
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/eow1/PICT8438c.jpg

Well, search CS on topics like shallow DOF and bokeh...and you will see the experts' advices on this. No you don't need additional stuff. You either do it on the camera, or use PS to create the effect.
 

Hi yeochris,

These pics are taken with S3, blur background.

Full Zoom Mode
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Super Macro Mode
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Just as a guide, this type of pic has shallow DOF. To achieve shallow DOF:

1. Bigger apperture (small f/stop number, S3's biggest apperture is f2.8) , more shallow.
2. Longer zoom (full zoom at 12x), more shallow.

So, for conclusion, set your S3 to Av mode, set to f2.8, full zoom and adj your ISO when necessary and snap!

That's about all I know...:D

yeochris said:
how about this picture?? i tried lots of times to do this kind of shot, but i always get a clear view of the background... sigh
normally wat should i set for AV? do i need any additional lens to capture this kind of shot?? using S3
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/eow1/PICT8438c.jpg
 

I think you shoot with flash huh? It is a sharp pic.

For my personal perference,

1. I find the hand distracting and doesn't go well with the flower
2. The shadow of the camera is cast over the lower part of the flower
3. The flower is not very nice:bsmilie: , may be you are just testing out the camera lah.

GeckoZ said:
This is one of the piece i like without being photoshopped. Please give me some comments?

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GeckoZ said:
This is one of the piece i like without being photoshopped. Please give me some comments?

Paisey to say GeckoZ, I also find the 'hand' :nono:

Can I ask, is the flower fake? Cause it seems fake to me..
 

It is fake flower......probably GeckoZ is just happen to find an obj to try out at home. Like me, I dun have much time to go out for shooting, so I shoot things at home.....:bsmilie:

david_goh said:
Paisey to say GeckoZ, I also find the 'hand' :nono:

Can I ask, is the flower fake? Cause it seems fake to me..
 

lastboltnut said:
It is fake flower......probably GeckoZ is just happen to find an obj to try out at home. Like me, I dun have much time to go out for shooting, so I shoot things at home.....:bsmilie:

That's good. At least your camera won't be just sitting around collecting dust...:bsmilie:
 

The nail is hit right in my head. :hung:
1. the flower is fake
2. the shadow is cast by the camera's lense
3. i find my hand abit distracting too (which i would nv have noticed if it wasn't pointed out by you guys. :sweat: )

Thanks for all those feedbacks! :bsmilie:
 

Ha, let's learn together. See my signature.....:bsmilie:

Keep posting.

GeckoZ said:
The nail is hit right in my head. :hung:
1. the flower is fake
2. the shadow is cast by the camera's lense
3. i find my hand abit distracting too (which i would nv have noticed if it wasn't pointed out by you guys. :sweat: )

Thanks for all those feedbacks! :bsmilie:
 

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this picture how? comments? :think:
By the way, do you all actually photoshop those pics that are posted in this forum?
 

GeckoZ said:
this picture how? comments? :think:
By the way, do you all actually photoshop those pics that are posted in this forum?

I think the photo expresses it plainly but clearly. Pretty nice. But there's someone in the background...:nono:

I do PP some of my pics in PS, but not all of em'.
 

Nice pic. I am not too much into BW.:D

GeckoZ said:
this picture how? comments? :think:
By the way, do you all actually photoshop those pics that are posted in this forum?
 

lastboltnut said:
Nice pic. I am not too much into BW.:D

Since you can't go out to shoot much, why not try exploring BW photo at home! There's a certain beauty of BW photo if you shoot the right subject with the right ambient.

I ain't much into BW, but I do like those low-lighting BW photo with your ISO set to 800. Like that grainy look.;)

In color, they are mere noise..:nono: ..but sure looks good when you do it in BW.:thumbsup: Try it!
 

since you guys are talking about BW, how's this? :think:

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If there is nothing outside the door, then I will find it too dark. But it is interesting to see the buildings outside to add in the contrast between the bright outdoor and the dark indoor, and the purpose of reading by the door. If more details can be seen at the legs portion......a bit too dark there. But very nice feeling, relax at home with clean floor.:)

Did you take the pic in the BW mode from the S3 or PS after the shot?

GeckoZ said:
since you guys are talking about BW, how's this? :think:

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How about my BW? Just started to learn......Please comment leh.

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david_goh said:
Since you can't go out to shoot much, why not try exploring BW photo at home! There's a certain beauty of BW photo if you shoot the right subject with the right ambient.

I ain't much into BW, but I do like those low-lighting BW photo with your ISO set to 800. Like that grainy look.;)

In color, they are mere noise..:nono: ..but sure looks good when you do it in BW.:thumbsup: Try it!
 

lastboltnut said:
How about my BW? Just started to learn......Please comment leh.

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Hmm..doesn't work for me. Too many subjects in the photo (doesn't seem to work well in BW). Try to lower the brightness, I think the grains may be more smoothen out. :)
 

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