Fashion in the City....

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Just to share some shots I took. Comments are welcome!

The initial pics were shot using 1/400s, F3.2, ISO 80. Metz 32 Z-1 (ISO 64, F5.6, 50mm or 85mm) provided the illumination.

Do you think she look like a young Zoe Tay?

mpenza · 17th March 2002

mpenza · 17th March 2002

pics from here onwards were shot using ISO 160, 1/500s and F4.8.....

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Klause · 17th March 2002

WAH!

Where did you shoot that? At raffles city?

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Saw lots of photographers and videographers (any such word?)there. Actually a good position would be from the 2nd floor but you would need a long lens. There's a photographer using lenses that extend to about 0.5m!!! Dunno what he's aiming at

320mm is enough to get a good pic of a model at the far end of the stage.

Some of the models were nice and willing to pose at the side. There were some who were only interested in posing at the centre stage.

Met a guy who was interested in my setup (Casio QV2900UX and Metz flash)

He was surprised at the low cost of my camera and the wide range of shutter speed available.

There were some celebrities there too watching the show.

I was quite happy that the flash could give correct exposure at 1/500s

This allows me to handhold and get sharp pictures at extreme zoom.

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Klause

Where did you shoot that? At raffles city?

yup. the designer did a good job and the gown held its place throughout

you might be surprised how little support there were:

(if anyone find this offensive, moderators please remove it)

Zplus · 17th March 2002

Not bad....

Just the optical zoom from the camera or did you need the digital zoom as well?

By the way, anymore shots?

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Zplus
Not bad....

Just the optical zoom from the camera or did you need the digital zoom as well?

Thanks

Optical zoom from the camera (40mm to 320mm) is enough

Some of the pics were cropped though, cos I had some problems using the "portrait" position. There were 2 guys in front and they sometimes blocked my flash in the "portrait" position. So, I ended up taking more pics in the "landscape" position.

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Zplus

By the way, anymore shots?

added the 11th pic.

Zplus · 17th March 2002

Amazing... wonder if any local artiste would wear that to support local designers....

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Zplus
Amazing... wonder if any local artiste would wear that to support local designers....

actually some of the invited guests were very well dressed too. too bad I had to reserve my position.... if not, I could have gone round shooting them.

erwinx · 17th March 2002

your camera has flash sync at 1/500? wow.

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by erwinx
your camera has flash sync at 1/500? wow.

I was surprised too. The recommended setting was actually 1/60s. I tried out the faster shutter speeds and was happy that they work well.

mpenza · 17th March 2002

posted a few more pics here.

Kevin · 17th March 2002

Well done. Find it not as sharp as the last time you took with "cheong sum" session one. Did you intentionally blur it up a little to drop the "R" rated photo to "PG" rating (just kidding

). Anyway, what you posted already cause nose to bleed.

(p/s. Hmmms, didn't see one model. Someone hiding something at home huh???

)

mpenza · 17th March 2002

are the pics really blurer? hmm... don't tell me my lens is dirty!!!

mpenza · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Kevin
(p/s. Hmmms, didn't see one model. Someone hiding something at home huh??? )

which model? maybe, you'll want to describe a bit

could she be here instead?
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...4280#post24280

Kevin · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by mpenza

which model? maybe, you'll want to describe a bit

could she be here instead?
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...4280#post24280

Hmms, how to describe, difficult lah. Anyway, better hide it at home also!

BTW, while you are there, did you see 7 or 9 female models showing off the white series fashion?

Kevin · 17th March 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by mpenza
are the pics really blurer? hmm... don't tell me my lens is dirty!!!

Not sure is blur or not but the colour of the the pix dither. Especially the skin coluor. Don't think is the lens because some pix OK. For example, the 1st pix where the model in blue pant, the colour look dither. But the 2nd pix of the same model same dress is OK. May be because you resize it and save it under lower resolution.

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mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,402	Fashion in the City.... Just to share some shots I took. Comments are welcome! The initial pics were shot using 1/400s, F3.2, ISO 80. Metz 32 Z-1 (ISO 64, F5.6, 50mm or 85mm) provided the illumination. Do you think she look like a young Zoe Tay? Last edited by mpenza; 17th March 2002 at 05:56 PM.

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mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,402	pics from here onwards were shot using ISO 160, 1/500s and F4.8..... Last edited by mpenza; 17th March 2002 at 05:56 PM.

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Klause Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Bedok Posts: 1,538	WAH! Where did you shoot that? At raffles city? __________________ Canon Lover :)

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mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,402	Saw lots of photographers and videographers (any such word?)there. Actually a good position would be from the 2nd floor but you would need a long lens. There's a photographer using lenses that extend to about 0.5m!!! Dunno what he's aiming at 320mm is enough to get a good pic of a model at the far end of the stage. Some of the models were nice and willing to pose at the side. There were some who were only interested in posing at the centre stage. Met a guy who was interested in my setup (Casio QV2900UX and Metz flash) He was surprised at the low cost of my camera and the wide range of shutter speed available. There were some celebrities there too watching the show. I was quite happy that the flash could give correct exposure at 1/500s This allows me to handhold and get sharp pictures at extreme zoom. Last edited by mpenza; 17th March 2002 at 05:31 PM.

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Zplus Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Some equitorial, tropical isla Posts: 2,368	Not bad.... Just the optical zoom from the camera or did you need the digital zoom as well? By the way, anymore shots?

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erwinx Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,492	your camera has flash sync at 1/500? wow.

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Kevin Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: North West Posts: 951	Well done. Find it not as sharp as the last time you took with "cheong sum" session one. Did you intentionally blur it up a little to drop the "R" rated photo to "PG" rating (just kidding ). Anyway, what you posted already cause nose to bleed. (p/s. Hmmms, didn't see one model. Someone hiding something at home huh??? )