S1/S2/S3/S5 pics. thread
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lastboltnut
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U meant "crop"? Crop means if you have a pic that captured too much of the scene and you "chop" away the unwanted....for example, if you have a pic of a front view of a wall with a window and a door. Then you decided that you only want the door, so you "chop" or "crop" away the window....
this is jus too pure awesome1. The moon, taken with S5 and the Sony VCL-DH1758 tele-conversion lens, handheld, cropped
2. A spider, taken with S5 with Sony VCL-DH1758 tele-conversion lens and some close-up filters:
3. A flower close-up
Raymondb, it is always exciting to see your picts.. just simply marvellous... :thumbsup
Some shots form my 2006 trip.
Bali- Relax
This was the resort next to where I was staying. Lots of old people there. Quite a nice place to sit and look at the surf.
Bali- Infinity
The (almost) infinity pool at the resort next door.
Bali- Coconut trees
I had to include the standard picture of coconut trees against the sky.
Bali- Erosion @ Tanah Lot
Taken at Tanah Lot, just before you cross over to the actual temple.
Bali- Relax
This was the resort next to where I was staying. Lots of old people there. Quite a nice place to sit and look at the surf.
Bali- Infinity
The (almost) infinity pool at the resort next door.
Bali- Coconut trees
I had to include the standard picture of coconut trees against the sky.
Bali- Erosion @ Tanah Lot
Taken at Tanah Lot, just before you cross over to the actual temple.
Nice shots...
Sorry to OT, but I just got my hands on a S3 IS, still getting used to it...
anyway, how you guys hold the camera?
It's kinda hard holding it like the DSLR way with right hand on grip and left hand supporting, cupping the lens? anyone wanna show me with pictures...lol
Sorry to OT, but I just got my hands on a S3 IS, still getting used to it...
anyway, how you guys hold the camera?
It's kinda hard holding it like the DSLR way with right hand on grip and left hand supporting, cupping the lens? anyone wanna show me with pictures...lol
I have an adapter, so I sometimes hold the barrel with my left hand. For my right hand, the grip is too small, so my little finger stays straight under the body of the camera.
Since u guys are on this topic, can i ask if any of yr S5 grip portion feels loose? I just got mine at the PC Show last wk. Tried it out last night and felt that the right hand grip area seems abit loose. Not sure if its meant to be so. Should I bring it back to Best Denki for an exchange? (Bought fm the Best Denki counter and was told they hv a 7days 1-to-1 exchange). TIA!
I only have the S2IS & S3IS.
What do you mean by loose? As in it rattles? Or does it flex?
I can hear the movements when I move the grip surface...
Sorry, still couldn't figure out how to link the photo here directly after trying out for awhile. Can you take a look at it here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27800329@N07/2592337126/
lastboltnut
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Nice one bro. I like the 2nd pic. Hey, the last pic has a blue thingy 1/3 from the bottom....PP away?
Some shots form my 2006 trip.
Bali- Relax
This was the resort next to where I was staying. Lots of old people there. Quite a nice place to sit and look at the surf.
Bali- Infinity
The (almost) infinity pool at the resort next door.
Bali- Coconut trees
I had to include the standard picture of coconut trees against the sky.
Bali- Erosion @ Tanah Lot
Taken at Tanah Lot, just before you cross over to the actual temple.
ahbian
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The grip surface of my S5 feels solid, no sound or movement. Since the exchange period is still valid, I suppose it doesn't hurt to get a copy that you feel comfortable with.
yeah, best to exchange and get a set that u are comfortable with else bother you too much from enjoying
cerebrus thanks for sharing the info, still trying to find a comfortable grip and get used to it...
hopefully will be able improve and enjoy snapping...
again sorry to OT, will keep this to pics post...
cerebrus thanks for sharing the info, still trying to find a comfortable grip and get used to it...
hopefully will be able improve and enjoy snapping...
again sorry to OT, will keep this to pics post...
yeah, best to exchange and get a set that u are comfortable with else bother you too much from enjoying
cerebrus thanks for sharing the info, still trying to find a comfortable grip and get used to it...
hopefully will be able improve and enjoy snapping...
Yes yes, will make a trip down either tonight or tomorrow night
Btw, i hv yet to ventured into the Manual mode. Am thinking of attending the free training at Canon. Anyone been there and care to share if its helpful or a waste of time?
mattroxy
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Hi All Canon S'''' User.
Here are my recent shot at Disneyland Hong Kong(Night Scene) taken during my family holiday with this wonderful cam(S5IS)....
All shot taken with a Cheapo Tripod @ variable shutter and aperture value + a pop up flash diffuser..... All C & C is most welcome
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Tks for viewing.....
Here are my recent shot at Disneyland Hong Kong(Night Scene) taken during my family holiday with this wonderful cam(S5IS)....
All shot taken with a Cheapo Tripod @ variable shutter and aperture value + a pop up flash diffuser..... All C & C is most welcome
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Tks for viewing.....
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