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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
Wah nice shots
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
Nice pic. Don't mind share what is your setup?
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
thank you for the kind comments
I was using a D70 with a 105mm macro and built in flash new additions to my usual setup is 1: 2X Seagull angle finder 2: Monopod, trying to get one more stop for DOF
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
hey, how you used in-build flash but without getting harsh shadows?
1/16 or 1/64? i like #1 ALOT! ^_^
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
colors looks off and the flash abit too harsh
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
thanks for the comments
Raptor1: I try to balance the flash exposure with the ambient light and also make sure that there is nothing behind the subject to cast shadows. eikin: don't worry, we can shoot again another time Simonsng: can you give more details, please. I would like to know so that I can improve.
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
#3
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
There is a yellow cast on the 3 photos... 
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27th December 2005
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
#3 is good.
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
Woww!! Supeb
Very sharp n well taken! |
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
Great shots - I like the clarity of the shots. And also the 3rd picture - wow how did you manage to get shots like these - I walked around Punngol and only saw a lot of ants
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Re: Xmas day at Punggol End
Yeah, sifu Otega, newbie here wants to learn too.. As usual, nice pictures. The white spider is really a challange to take. Infact anything white will be hard for me as I tends to either over or under exposure and lose details. Well done. I still wish I could take pictures as sharp as yours. |
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