[SunChasersSG] - TCSS thread (Part V)
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wildcat
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I saw it quite early actually. Decided not to go for anything yet lah, until after actual D. Thanks for heads up... lucky in my family, I'm the CFO, not the CEO :bsmilie:
BBB virus affects my other half more than me ;p
lolx.. start of the week BBB i will die.. cannot cannot..
resisting it at the moment.. :sweat:
MGohzxc
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akerue
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lately i seen a lot question ask abt tripod or monopod, but seldom ppl ask abt the joby gorillapod, i got this pic to share, would u use it...??
ignore the big camera, hahahaha, look at bottom left hand corner, see the 5DmarkII with the 16-35 on the railing mounted on joby...
neways the 5D was doing timelapse....
just wanna know ya views on it....
ignore the big camera, hahahaha, look at bottom left hand corner, see the 5DmarkII with the 16-35 on the railing mounted on joby...
neways the 5D was doing timelapse....
just wanna know ya views on it....
dingaroo
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lately i seen a lot question ask abt tripod or monopod, but seldom ppl ask abt the joby gorillapod, i got this pic to share, would u use it...??
ignore the big camera, hahahaha, look at bottom left hand corner, see the 5DmarkII with the 16-35 on the railing mounted on joby...
neways the 5D was doing timelapse....
just wanna know ya views on it....
Never personally looked at a Gorillapod, cos I'm a gorilla in a china shop already. SO I'd rather stick with a tripod. But i suppose if it gives good tight clamp and support, why not? Particularly at locations where everyone else is jostling for space, why not?
lately i seen a lot question ask abt tripod or monopod, but seldom ppl ask abt the joby gorillapod, i got this pic to share, would u use it...??
ignore the big camera, hahahaha, look at bottom left hand corner, see the 5DmarkII with the 16-35 on the railing mounted on joby...
neways the 5D was doing timelapse....
just wanna know ya views on it....
ahhhh... this looks like ze Barrage....
Yup.. I never looked at Gorillapod. I am thinking of Manfrotto magic arm and super clams though...
akerue
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wah some response... ehehehe
actually joby with a ballhead can be quite steady, when u Velcro it, a long piece of it i might say... hehehehe..
yup itz ze barrage, actually i rather use the joby than the Man. magic arm... yes the magic arm is kind of(let me say again kind of stable, which in fact it does creep even u lock it hard) i rather u the joby, neways both has it pros and cons,... hehehehe... nothin against manfrotto... booo..
actually joby with a ballhead can be quite steady, when u Velcro it, a long piece of it i might say... hehehehe..
yup itz ze barrage, actually i rather use the joby than the Man. magic arm... yes the magic arm is kind of(let me say again kind of stable, which in fact it does creep even u lock it hard) i rather u the joby, neways both has it pros and cons,... hehehehe... nothin against manfrotto... booo..
different uses la bro. Like for a car rig (which I am thinking of building), magic arm works better. By the way bro, do you know where we can buy this in SG? The suction cups, not the super clamsps.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009URRRA?ie=UTF8&tag=diy0c-20
kriegsketten
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You didn't know??? Everyone's given up on Digital and moved to Lomography overnight! :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Saw the English news last night and I thought to myself... yeah right!... ;p
kriegsketten
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Question for the sunchasers... can you shoot a nice sunrise/sunset picture from aboard a cruise ship?
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ZerocoolAstra
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The thread is really slowing down
coz I'm not around to post?
hehehehe
Am in Dresden now. Arrived yesterday.
Had a walk around the city. Really beautifully-restored old buildings.
It's still in progress now, so a lot of my photos show a bit of construction going on. The lights at night are quite nice as well, but because I have to keep up with the rest, so no chance to deploy tripod, and hence left it in the hotel in Dusseldorf. Flying back there tonight.
Oktoberfest hasn't officially started I think, but lots of drinking anyways!
I quite like the German Warsteiner beer.
How I wish this was more of a photography trip rather than work. I look at my photos, like don't do the place justice!.. though I can't complain about the all-expenses paid bit!
ZerocoolAstra
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wah I see so many outings being organized nowadays! so good!!! 
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
korbidp3k
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Hypothetically speaking, would the ship's movement due to sea waves makes it almost impossible to get a sharp picture for a long exposure? Never tried it before :sweat:
korbidp3k
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coz I'm not around to post?
hehehehe
Am in Dresden now. Arrived yesterday.
Had a walk around the city. Really beautifully-restored old buildings.
It's still in progress now, so a lot of my photos show a bit of construction going on. The lights at night are quite nice as well, but because I have to keep up with the rest, so no chance to deploy tripod, and hence left it in the hotel in Dusseldorf. Flying back there tonight.
Oktoberfest hasn't officially started I think, but lots of drinking anyways!
I quite like the German Warsteiner beer.
How I wish this was more of a photography trip rather than work. I look at my photos, like don't do the place justice!.. though I can't complain about the all-expenses paid bit!
Good to hear you are enjoying the trip. Have fun and don't forget to share your pics once you get back
PS. I was reading Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Book #1, and on the section about shooting fireworks, his picture shows similar zigzag/curvy lines like mine :bsmilie:
It depends on where the ship is heading to. But I guess getting a sharp picture might be possible if its on a large ship like cruise and if the sea state is less than 2. It should not be an issue for taking long exposure. I don't think the wave is able to give a big impact to the picture itself. :think:
scubagolfer
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Haha, out at sea, long exposure no, but in the dry docks, why not , hehe
Heeeeeeeeellllllllllloooooooooooooooo brrrroooooooosssssss!!!
Share a pic with you all. Share the joy!!!
My first Sigma lens. And sure enough, true to Sigma tradition, it has a front focus issue. But managed to get it spot on after micro adjustment of 20 (which is the max... phew).
Still thinking if I should even bother bringing it into Sigma SC to get it calibrated.
Share a pic with you all. Share the joy!!!
My first Sigma lens. And sure enough, true to Sigma tradition, it has a front focus issue. But managed to get it spot on after micro adjustment of 20 (which is the max... phew).
Still thinking if I should even bother bringing it into Sigma SC to get it calibrated.
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coz I'm not around to post?
hehehehe
Am in Dresden now. Arrived yesterday.
Had a walk around the city. Really beautifully-restored old buildings.
It's still in progress now, so a lot of my photos show a bit of construction going on. The lights at night are quite nice as well, but because I have to keep up with the rest, so no chance to deploy tripod, and hence left it in the hotel in Dusseldorf. Flying back there tonight.
Oktoberfest hasn't officially started I think, but lots of drinking anyways!
I quite like the German Warsteiner beer.
How I wish this was more of a photography trip rather than work. I look at my photos, like don't do the place justice!.. though I can't complain about the all-expenses paid bit!
Bro, enjoy the trip in your mind first bro... pictures come later.
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