A feeble attempt at the Night Safari...

Linkster · 28th April 2003

this is a series of photos i took at the night safari with my G3.. the lighting conditions were really VERY horrible and these photos are posted in response to ivor's request at this thread

pls do let me noe all ur comments as well.. thanks!

Shutter Speed: 1 sec
Lens Aperture: F/3

after auto-level, contrast and colour in PS7 and cropped..

Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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Linkster · 28th April 2003

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oeyvind · 28th April 2003

nice try... thanks for sharing.

BTW, those cats are not Cheetah, they are Jaguar.

Linkster · 28th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by oeyvind
nice try... thanks for sharing.

BTW, those cats are not Cheetah, they are Jaguar.

i've double confirmed.. those are leopards..

oeyvind · 28th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Linkster
i've double confirmed.. those are leopards..

Oops, my bad: looking at your pictures again, they are indeed leopard (Panthera pardus) instead of jaguar (Panthera onca).

Leopard's rosette markings are generally smaller and have no internal spots.

oceanxp · 28th April 2003

the scenery facing the big river look nice ... it will be better if you have slides for that shots

s_wrx · 28th April 2003

the 2nd last pic of your river shots looked SO FREAKY...

Fella · 28th April 2003

Was wondering how your compose your shots, cos the last time I went, the lcd and viewfinder were totally black!
Also, did you use a tripod?
Thanks for sharing!

Linkster · 28th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by oceanxp
the scenery facing the big river look nice ... it will be better if you have slides for that shots

how do i make slides of those shots?

and how would slides make the shots better?

pls enlighten..

Linkster · 28th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by s_wrx
the 2nd last pic of your river shots looked SO FREAKY...

which one is that? is it the 'before-photoshopped' one or the 'after-photoshopped' one?

care to share why it's freaky?

oceanxp · 28th April 2003

ha if you have an analog camera ...

use Provia 100F ... or even 400F for superb colours and saturation.

review of 100F
http://www.photographyreview.com/Sli...i,PROVIA,100F,(RDPIII)/PRD_84456_3118crx.aspx

You can also check our megaweb slide chart ...
http://www.clubsnap.org/display.php?...ims/slides.htm

both of which, need a tripod + > 20sec exposure ...

28th April 2003	#1
Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	A feeble attempt at the Night Safari... this is a series of photos i took at the night safari with my G3.. the lighting conditions were really VERY horrible and these photos are posted in response to ivor's request at this thread pls do let me noe all ur comments as well.. thanks! Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Aperture: F/3 after auto-level, contrast and colour in PS7 and cropped..

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	An owl.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2 after auto-level, colour & contrast.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2 after auto-level, colour & contrast..

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	A fruit bat Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2.8

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	A porcupine Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/3 after auto-level, contrast and colour..

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	A couple of leopards.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2.2 after auto-level, contrast & colour.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2.2 after auto-level, contrast & colour.. Last edited by Linkster; 28th April 2003 at 04:04 PM.

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	A giraffe.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/3 after auto-level, contrast & colour.. Shutter Speed: 2.5 sec Lens Apeture: F/3 after auto-level, contrast & colour..

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	An unknown grasshopper.. Shutter Speed: 1/60 sec Lens Apeture: F/3 after auto contrast:

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Linkster Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Membina Court Posts: 499	and finally.. the landscape.. Shutter Speed: 1 sec Lens Apeture: F/2.2 after auto-level, contrast & colour.. Shutter Speed: 2.5 sec Lens Apeture: F/2.2 after auto-level, contrast & colour..

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oeyvind Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 3,571	nice try... thanks for sharing. BTW, those cats are not Cheetah, they are Jaguar. __________________ flickr

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oceanxp Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NUS Posts: 540	the scenery facing the big river look nice ... it will be better if you have slides for that shots

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s_wrx Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: sINgaPoRe Posts: 337	the 2nd last pic of your river shots looked SO FREAKY...

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Fella Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 704	Was wondering how your compose your shots, cos the last time I went, the lcd and viewfinder were totally black! Also, did you use a tripod? Thanks for sharing!

28th April 2003	#20
oceanxp Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NUS Posts: 540	ha if you have an analog camera ... use Provia 100F ... or even 400F for superb colours and saturation. review of 100F http://www.photographyreview.com/Sli...i,PROVIA,100F,(RDPIII)/PRD_84456_3118crx.aspx You can also check our megaweb slide chart ... http://www.clubsnap.org/display.php?...ims/slides.htm both of which, need a tripod + > 20sec exposure ... Last edited by oceanxp; 28th April 2003 at 07:08 PM.