spin!

daden · 8th October 2006

FZ 20
ISO 100
f 2.8
1/2
handheld - lean on the pillar, thanks to Mega O.I.S

C&C are very much welcome! Thanks for viewing

Royce · 8th October 2006

Doesn't work for me. Would have been good if you had fired the flash at some point so you get a full image of the rider plus the blur effect. The background is too messy. Also your WB is way off.

daden · 8th October 2006

hei, thanks fot the pointers, will try a 2nd curtain flash if got another chance there

. For WB quite confusing hor... coz it is really a bit orangey and dim the light condition there... again, thanks for stopping

Royce · 8th October 2006

I see what you mean about the WB. I tried using 'Set Grey Point' on levels using the background wall and still the image looks too orange. What setting was it on when you shot?

daden · 8th October 2006

Originally Posted by Royce

I see what you mean about the WB. I tried using 'Set Grey Point' on levels using the background wall and still the image looks too orange. What setting was it on when you shot?

Wah... couldn't remember... but I guess it was daylight...

8th October 2006	#1
daden Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Adam Rd, Singapore Posts: 487	spin! FZ 20 ISO 100 f 2.8 1/2 handheld - lean on the pillar, thanks to Mega O.I.S C&C are very much welcome! Thanks for viewing Last edited by daden; 8th October 2006 at 12:19 AM.

8th October 2006	#2
Royce Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 537	Re: spin! Doesn't work for me. Would have been good if you had fired the flash at some point so you get a full image of the rider plus the blur effect. The background is too messy. Also your WB is way off.

8th October 2006	#3
daden Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Adam Rd, Singapore Posts: 487	Re: spin! hei, thanks fot the pointers, will try a 2nd curtain flash if got another chance there . For WB quite confusing hor... coz it is really a bit orangey and dim the light condition there... again, thanks for stopping

8th October 2006	#4
Royce Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 537	Re: spin! I see what you mean about the WB. I tried using 'Set Grey Point' on levels using the background wall and still the image looks too orange. What setting was it on when you shot?