Re: Grasshopper

peteryeo · 13th March 2005

Hi all,

Pls give some comment.

Regards

megaweb · 14th March 2005

You have captured a nice shot which object is sharp and detail

try to compose object against brighter background to bring out the ambient lighting.

ockly · 14th March 2005

Nice details and good compostition..
Thanks for sharing...

billitone · 14th March 2005

sharp dan detail, good job.
wish the background is brighter though.

birefringence · 14th March 2005

Hi,

Could you please tell us what eqpt are you using?

Thanks.

peteryeo · 15th March 2005

Hi all,

Thank for your comment.

I am just use Canon 10D with Tamron 90mm marco mix into a 2X converter with mount flash and bounce card.

Regards
Peter Yeo

metalgear · 15th March 2005

nice ! did you try cropping it for a landscape format to compare ?

birefringence · 16th March 2005

Hi Peter

What kind of 2X TC do you use? Kenko? Thinking of getting a 2XTC to work with my 100mm macro. Heard that the Canon one cannot be used.

Thanks.

peteryeo · 16th March 2005

Originally Posted by birefringence

Hi Peter

What kind of 2X TC do you use? Kenko? Thinking of getting a 2XTC to work with my 100mm macro. Heard that the Canon one cannot be used.

Thanks.

Hi friend,

For yr inform I get the brandless one and it is cheap.TELEPLUS PRO300 DIGITAL 2X TELE CONVERTER from MS colour,knew the owner.

Regards

peteryeo · 16th March 2005

Originally Posted by metalgear

nice ! did you try cropping it for a landscape format to compare ?

Try it but look very normal in landscape.

Regards

ericpooi · 17th March 2005

Agree with megaweb. The details are great except for a dark background.

Just for the fun of it

, my guess is that you took this picture in the morning? Set the aperture high (F16?) and at the same time high shuttle speed (1/250?) to reduce handshake with TTL flash?

Normally the resulting picture from such setting is clear sharp picture within a couple of cm depth of brightness, thereafter, everything else in the BG is dark, unless it is a bright afternoon of course...

Just my 2 cents worth....

birefringence · 17th March 2005

Looks like the grasshoppers right thigh leg is missing ...

13th March 2005	#1
peteryeo Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: woodlands Posts: 607	Re: Grasshopper Hi all, Pls give some comment. Regards

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megaweb Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: East Posts: 8,106	You have captured a nice shot which object is sharp and detail try to compose object against brighter background to bring out the ambient lighting. __________________ See my Photo Gallery at the Clubsnap \| Pbase

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ockly Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,141	Nice details and good compostition.. Thanks for sharing... __________________ O

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billitone Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: bt batok Posts: 599	sharp dan detail, good job. wish the background is brighter though.

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birefringence Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 231	Hi, Could you please tell us what eqpt are you using? Thanks.

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peteryeo Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: woodlands Posts: 607	Hi all, Thank for your comment. I am just use Canon 10D with Tamron 90mm marco mix into a 2X converter with mount flash and bounce card. Regards Peter Yeo

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metalgear Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 590	nice ! did you try cropping it for a landscape format to compare ?

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birefringence Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 231	Hi Peter What kind of 2X TC do you use? Kenko? Thinking of getting a 2XTC to work with my 100mm macro. Heard that the Canon one cannot be used. Thanks.

17th March 2005	#11
ericpooi Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 535	Agree with megaweb. The details are great except for a dark background. Just for the fun of it , my guess is that you took this picture in the morning? Set the aperture high (F16?) and at the same time high shuttle speed (1/250?) to reduce handshake with TTL flash? Normally the resulting picture from such setting is clear sharp picture within a couple of cm depth of brightness, thereafter, everything else in the BG is dark, unless it is a bright afternoon of course... Just my 2 cents worth....