Oops..i on candid camera...woof

[Mickoe]

[Mickoe]

[tltan]

hi there.

See this posting at doggiesite as well. =)

[tltan]

anyway, careful of red eye, remove it by software.

Try dont use direct flash. And also, get a 50mm f1.8 since you using it indoors as well. =) then can minimize flash usage.

regards,
tltan

[Mickoe]

ya..hehe..member of doggiesite as well..cos is my dog lah.

so far find D50 gd..cos i can take realli quick shots ..especially my dog like to move alot...hehe


i tried to disable the flash..but then it turns out quite dark leh..y huh?sorrie cos i newbie here

[tltan]

What mode are you shooting on?
I guess Program mode. P mode or the green mode?

If you find the picture dark, maybe up the ev compensation to +0.3 or 0.7

Take up a course or learn from someone. Then you learn faster. =)

Regards,
tltan

[Mickoe]

Originally Posted by tltan What mode are you shooting on? I guess Program mode. P mode or the green mode? If you find the picture dark, maybe up the ev compensation to +0.3 or 0.7 Take up a course or learn from someone. Then you learn faster. =) Regards, tltan

hehe...ok..i go try tonite with my candle stand hehe...thanks thanks

[raptor84]

As mentioned before watch the flash on dogs. If you have an exernal flash it helps greatly if you bounce it. If not try best possible to shoot ambient light. Another thing to tkae note of is to try to get down to eye level with your pet.