Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005

zcf · 10th September 2005

My newby shoot

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zcf · 10th September 2005

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fatjp · 10th September 2005

A bit over expose, is it due to the spot light ?

I was there the only one shooting with D50 from my range of vision.

eow · 10th September 2005

bro which lens u used?

zcf · 10th September 2005

most are over expose

, some are due to spot light, some due to other photographer flash, and my own mistakes also, as I was shooting using M mode.

zcf · 10th September 2005

Originally Posted by eow

bro which lens u used?

18-70mm kit lens. Most photos need cropping as it was too far. Need to get a zoom lens soon. Buy Buy Buy!

obewan · 10th September 2005

See your shots EXIF info, most are shot with 1/40s and 1/50s.
This shutter speed is too slow. Since the models are walking very fast, high chances
of motion blur. Increase your shutter speed will help to prevent overexpose and also
help to freeze the action and make them sharper.

zcf · 10th September 2005

make the mistake of using M mode, didn't know the spot light and other flash can be so strong

phoakm · 10th September 2005

Hi, suggestions....change to shutter priority...increase the speed to say 1/200 with iso 800...use flash when necessary...especially when the subject is not in the spotlight...Cheers!

zcf · 10th September 2005

thanks for your suggestion

MLSK · 11th September 2005

Originally Posted by phoakm

Hi, suggestions....change to shutter priority...increase the speed to say 1/200 with iso 800...use flash when necessary...especially when the subject is not in the spotlight...Cheers!

Good suggestion! Thanks!

vbs1979 · 11th September 2005

Originally Posted by MLSK

Good suggestion! Thanks!

OT: went there to take the 10pm slot. Standing with 300N... tml anyone else going down?

eow · 11th September 2005

Originally Posted by vbs1979

OT: went there to take the 10pm slot. Standing with 300N... tml anyone else going down?

u guys' stamina power manz!
saw alot of the chairmen today at the shoot ..this time round guess the ladder no match for chairs

10th September 2005	#8
zcf Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 270 degree of Singapore Posts: 6,700	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 make the mistake of using M mode, didn't know the spot light and other flash can be so strong __________________ Sony Alpha 700 hobbyist

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phoakm Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: CCK Posts: 5,430	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 Hi, suggestions....change to shutter priority...increase the speed to say 1/200 with iso 800...use flash when necessary...especially when the subject is not in the spotlight...Cheers! __________________ OIC - New Evolution My Flickr

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zcf Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 270 degree of Singapore Posts: 6,700	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 thanks for your suggestion __________________ Sony Alpha 700 hobbyist

10th September 2005	#1
zcf Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 270 degree of Singapore Posts: 6,700	Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 My newby shoot #1 #2 #3 #4 __________________ Sony Alpha 700 hobbyist

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zcf Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 270 degree of Singapore Posts: 6,700	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 #5 #6 #7 __________________ Sony Alpha 700 hobbyist

10th September 2005	#3
fatjp Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Khatib Posts: 649	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 A bit over expose, is it due to the spot light ? I was there the only one shooting with D50 from my range of vision.

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eow Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 8,500	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 bro which lens u used? __________________ 头可断，血可流,倩女不可不追求 carpe diem,when in doubt, hoot first,apologise later:p GALLERY

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obewan Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,795	Re: Bugis Thai Fashion 09/09/2005 See your shots EXIF info, most are shot with 1/40s and 1/50s. This shutter speed is too slow. Since the models are walking very fast, high chances of motion blur. Increase your shutter speed will help to prevent overexpose and also help to freeze the action and make them sharper.