giantcanopy
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# 39
Singapore Wander
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giantcanopy
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Hi Esther the shot was done tilted on the 85mm PC. The focus was along the horizontal centre, with the people in focus ( and accidentally the aircon too! )
I was at Boat Quay on Friday, and was at the Marina Barrage yesterday night
Ryan
I was at Boat Quay on Friday, and was at the Marina Barrage yesterday night
Ryan
What's that?:dunno:
You are like a magincian - infinite items up your sleeves ( all the diff lenses and filters + don't know what more). Sure get distinction for viva if they test you on photography. (I'm the never study and just pass type
)There was Asian at the Edge last night. Trying out my action shots on the dancers. Still lacking in iso..unless I flash them. How, get new body or no need?
night86mare
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i have to say, tjhis is very good :thumbsup::thumbsup:
giantcanopy
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Thx yun10. Rise and shine!Esther if u wan clean high ISO performance and not use flash u will have to get a better body lor. Anyway i am sure getting the D3 needs only a few hours of ur daily work.. ( or maybe even less
)Thx bro. Just pmed u a technical issue that has buggin me for some time.
Ryan
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giantcanopy
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# 40
A view from the top
A view from the top
night86mare
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remember to send me the photos when you have them.. i also interested. i should probably take panos more seriously, must say that your panos are usually quite well applied and apt.
the tilt shift effect in the last one is good, i find the left most reflection (the little little sliver of it) clone-able though.. :devil:
i also interested. i should probably take panos more seriously, must say that your panos are usually quite well applied and apt.the tilt shift effect in the last one is good, i find the left most reflection (the little little sliver of it) clone-able though.. :devil:
giantcanopy
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remember to send me the photos when you have them..
the tilt shift effect in the last one is good, i find the left most reflection (the little little sliver of it) clone-able though.. :devil:
Morning
Yup i was contemplating and half undecided on actually blurring out the reflection instead to make it softer
Just pmed you the files.
Ryan
giantcanopy
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g-khoo
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# 40
A view from the top
Sugoi! :thumbsup:
The colors are very pastel. Err i know this sounds weird but this photo looks tasty ;p
giantcanopy
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thx bro
Probably because they look like colorful cupcakes lined in rows. what flavour u like
Ryan
Six-GHz
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A rainy boat ride to Ubin.
Ryan
Grey, sombre and a little bit of WWII-esque U-boat-ish... This absolutely floats my boat!~
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giantcanopy
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I remember the shot well. That was the only pic I took on that bumpy ride to Ubin. The rain grounded me to hide in the chalet with my wife for the whole day :bsmilie:
WOW!! Your pictures always tempt me to try out the PC-E lenses..
Thx raghnall! Why not
Ryan
giantcanopy
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# 41
Riding on the theme of the Marina Barrage, here is my stitched pano of the Flyer, 6 stops ND filter. Taken when the sun just got below the horizon, affording a minimal tinge of red to break the monotonous blue.
Still working on the other panos made that Sat night.
Riding on the theme of the Marina Barrage, here is my stitched pano of the Flyer, 6 stops ND filter. Taken when the sun just got below the horizon, affording a minimal tinge of red to break the monotonous blue.
Still working on the other panos made that Sat night.
giantcanopy
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Hi Esther I can get more details this way, the resolution comes handy when making larger prints. Besides I got 3 shift lenses lying around, might as well put them to good use
Ryan
Ryan
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