"Stole" my mom-in-law's rose.

spiderman · 7th January 2005

And here are two pics for it. They are originally and not edited only reduced in sizes and a little cropping done.

What do you think?

incubus · 7th January 2005

not bad.. but focusing abit soft... could try sprinkling some water for dropletss to make it pleasing/interesting for viewers to look at...

rhair78 · 7th January 2005

Just a suggestion: the rose color is somewhat dulled by the lighting, if perhaps you could try shorter exposure or smaller aperture. If your using flash, then try to lower the power

Happy Shooting!

spiderman · 8th January 2005

Thanks for all your comments. Hmmm..water droplets on it will be great!

As forthe rose color, it is not a red rose. It is actually a pinkish rose. The color you see exactly on your screen is what the color of the rose.

Shierly · 14th January 2005

what model of digital camera that you use? did u put on close-up lens? or using macro mode?

tchuanye · 17th January 2005

Hey Jacky! Well done! Nice shots. I like the first one. The 2nd one shows great detail on the petal

, but DOF is shallow, and the sharpness falls off after that, and the edges becomes blurry....probably due to the close up lens you are using. Hey, have you got your 6T?

spiderman · 19th January 2005

Originally Posted by tchuanye

Hey Jacky! Well done! Nice shots. I like the first one. The 2nd one shows great detail on the petal , but DOF is shallow, and the sharpness falls off after that, and the edges becomes blurry....probably due to the close up lens you are using. Hey, have you got your 6T?

Haha the second one is not so good as you said , the DOF is shallow. I was using the macro lens that I am having. Sigh...the Nikon's are not here yet. Thanks for the comments. Got a lot to learn from you though!

spiderman · 19th January 2005

Originally Posted by Shierly

what model of digital camera that you use? did u put on close-up lens? or using macro mode?

Hi Shierly, I am using the FZ20. I used macro mode plus an add on macro filters of +4. Thanks for viewing.

7th January 2005	#1
spiderman Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Jurong Posts: 308	"Stole" my mom-in-law's rose. And here are two pics for it. They are originally and not edited only reduced in sizes and a little cropping done. What do you think?

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incubus Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: galaxy far far away Posts: 1,505	not bad.. but focusing abit soft... could try sprinkling some water for dropletss to make it pleasing/interesting for viewers to look at... __________________ Deviantart shahrulazmi.com

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tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,961	Hey Jacky! Well done! Nice shots. I like the first one. The 2nd one shows great detail on the petal , but DOF is shallow, and the sharpness falls off after that, and the edges becomes blurry....probably due to the close up lens you are using. Hey, have you got your 6T? __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

7th January 2005	#3
rhair78 Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,043	Just a suggestion: the rose color is somewhat dulled by the lighting, if perhaps you could try shorter exposure or smaller aperture. If your using flash, then try to lower the power Happy Shooting!

8th January 2005	#4
spiderman Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Jurong Posts: 308	Thanks for all your comments. Hmmm..water droplets on it will be great! As forthe rose color, it is not a red rose. It is actually a pinkish rose. The color you see exactly on your screen is what the color of the rose.

14th January 2005	#5
Shierly Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Punggol Posts: 84	what model of digital camera that you use? did u put on close-up lens? or using macro mode?