Taking pics inside SG Flyer cabin

[night86mare]

yes, i think it would.

CPL will help reduce reflections from non-metallic surfaces, but do note that it will lengthen the exposure necessary......

 

[BigFatLenses]

yes, i think it would.

CPL will help reduce reflections from non-metallic surfaces, but do note that it will lengthen the exposure necessary......

so u can set to Aperture priority and open the aperture to the biggest, to try and get a shorter shutter time.. correct?

i think i am getting the hang of this.. LoL

 

[enzeru21]

so u can set to Aperture priority and open the aperture to the biggest, to try and get a shorter shutter time.. correct?

i think i am getting the hang of this.. LoL

yes, but if you going on the ride like at night, this might not be helpful

even if you open to widest aperture of 2.8 or 1.8 oso not fast shutter enough..

 

[glgl96]

i was using f1.8 that time. trying out my new 35mm. its really dark. f1.8 didnt work.

 

[beachboyz27]

wow,so many pointers on how to take pic inside cabin, getting blurred.

 

[rcheong1282]

Hi, sorry but do not mean to be rude, but shouldn't this thread be over at General discussions instead of galleries here ?

 

[beachboyz27]

sorri, newbie here , so duno where to post, administrator pls do the adjustments.

 

[BigFatLenses]

i was using f1.8 that time. trying out my new 35mm. its really dark. f1.8 didnt work.

u so sure the 35mm will work?

 

[sabrewolf]

At F1.8 with full cabin light on you should do just fine... Just crank the ISO to 1600

u so sure the 35mm will work?

 

[jenson]

Jenson,

I'm using Nissin 622i flash, when u said bound flash, must i point my flash upwards at 180 deg or at 45 deg since i cant point at 90deg or else will the flash will be reflected.

depends how far you are to your subject.. cabin is rather small. my flash was pointed up(180) most of the time.