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some pix from SF
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Fantastic shots.
 Now I think I'm going to get the 180mm instead of the 90mm DI. Apart from the fact that it has a longer reach, is there a difference in image quality? |
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shouldnt have any difference, you might want to check that one by testing. bokeh might be different as well
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Also, the main factor is the man behind the camera.... Simon the best!!!
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WOW!
 that's really up close and personal man!! #1 there are so many that they look like toys! SO NICE! you caught it #6 drooling!
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great series bro!
 usin' any right-angle viewfinder cos all the angles of ur shots r mostly parallel n close to the ground...
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Nice and very sharp pics, Simon.
BTW, did you use flash? Also, where is SF located? Thanks. -bire |
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Is tripod used?
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 birefringence All my shots are with flash, acting as fill flash (even on sunny days) monsoon handheld |
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Wah, Simon! You got steady hands.
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when u r proning, you have better support.. so its just a matter of getting the focus right (I uses MF)
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Simon the winner of the MMCA #2. What you say?
sumball run away far far.... |
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WOW
 first is the best |
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wow. Those are really good shots. Like pictures #1,#2,#3,#4,#5....heck, i like all of them.
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Nice pictures Simon.
Got to quickly learn how to make use of the lens bought from you.danny |
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Thks scan
danny, slowly take yr time to learn |
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