28'cron asph with 580EX flash
I like the photo so much.
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I like the photo so much.
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Nice shot but a bit under
You lose details near the leg of the groom's suit hehAh see that another bro has done the tech discussion part of it
Royale With Cheese
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were you using an external meter or camera meter? if camera meter, it is centre weighted (spare the technical details)... the white gown can "fool" the camera to thinking that it is brighter than it actually is, and would therefore shoot at a faster shutter speed. but this would typically result in the gown being pretty well metered, while the face and others are left a little underexposed.
to compensate, if you know that the gown takes up a large part of the frame (esp the centre), is to -0.5EV to -1EV, so that the camera would then slow the shutter speed a little to hopefully get the face etc well metered.
confused?
Ah! I see! yea, it was the camera doing the metering! Now that was informative, will take note of that in future! Thanks!
Royale With Cheese
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Nice shot but a bit under
Ah see that another bro has done the tech discussion part of it
Yep, the info from cactus jack was good.
Maybe for this one the picture kinda small, here is a bigger one:
Royale With Cheese
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hahaha! okok, Sunday we shoot, I'll talk to the boss see if he is free or not
were you using an external meter or camera meter? if camera meter, it is centre weighted (spare the technical details)... the white gown can "fool" the camera to thinking that it is brighter than it actually is, and would therefore shoot at a faster shutter speed. but this would typically result in the gown being pretty well metered, while the face and others are left a little underexposed.
to compensate, if you know that the gown takes up a large part of the frame (esp the centre), is to -0.5EV to -1EV, so that the camera would then slow the shutter speed a little to hopefully get the face etc well metered.
confused?
In this example, one would need to compensate by increasing (+), not decreasing (-) the exposure. Setting exposure compensation at -.5EV to -1EV would result in an even faster shutter speed and greater underexposure.
oopps... you are so right... it is + more light. i'll edit the original post so as to not mislead readers. thanks for the correction.
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brief stint with rf (olympus xa)
if i had more money, i'd keep it, but oh well, i don't like it enough to do so
loved the size though
if i had more money, i'd keep it, but oh well, i don't like it enough to do so
loved the size though
brief stint with rf (olympus xa)
if i had more money, i'd keep it, but oh well, i don't like it enough to do so
loved the size though
Lovely shots.
haizz its a lovely cam. why you sell it
its not that expensive either that it will fetch you lot of money.night86mare
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Lovely shots.
haizz its a lovely cam. why you sell it
thanks.
i think a lot of the shots were more blur than i expected, and i took the effort to handhold properly too. but i think i don't really hold it properly, being used to slr type of grip.. plus it wasn't in bad light.. so just use slr first, one day when i start work, got money, then buy it back again.
i agree it's a beautiful cam, so compact and nice to use <3
Royale With Cheese
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Royale With Cheese
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M6, Voigtlander 15mm. Ilford Delta 400.
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