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Old 30th January 2007   #1
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Newbie here. Wedding Bands shot w 400D & Kit lens. ISO 1600. WB Fluorescent. Center AP. First time shooting w SLR.
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i think its too cool for me.

btw, i think making the ring in the dead centre would be better. i think ah. i also noob.
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Newbie here. Wedding Bands shot w 400D & Kit lens. ISO 1600. WB Fluorescent. Center AP. First time shooting w SLR.
your focus is off, as in i dunno what is the main subject of this picture.

You need to isolate your distraction and bring out the subject.
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your focus is off, as in i dunno what is the main subject of this picture.

You need to isolate your distraction and bring out the subject.
kit lens mah....

to TS: a macro lens would have done a better job at isolating your subject of interest.. and i agree with previous comments that it colour temp a little too cool.
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kit lens mah....

to TS: a macro lens would have done a better job at isolating your subject of interest.. and i agree with previous comments that it colour temp a little too cool.
if a person shoot for soo kee then ppl say the pics suxs, the photographer come out say i use kit lens nia... how u feel?

same thing, if u post a shot, ppl look at the pics and comment, not cos its taken by whichever lens, but by how it is delivered.

the delivery in this case is self explanatory... but dun take offense... i speak the truth.
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if a person shoot for soo kee then ppl say the pics suxs, the photographer come out say i use kit lens nia... how u feel?

same thing, if u post a shot, ppl look at the pics and comment, not cos its taken by whichever lens, but by how it is delivered.

the delivery in this case is self explanatory... but dun take offense... i speak the truth.
nah, i agree fully
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your focus is off, as in i dunno what is the main subject of this picture.

You need to isolate your distraction and bring out the subject.
er.. how to achieve the focus that i want?
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i think its too cool for me.

btw, i think making the ring in the dead centre would be better. i think ah. i also noob.
maybe changing the white balance can change temperature of picture?
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er.. how to achieve the focus that i want?
u pass me the rings, i shoot for u?

per shot S$300.00 offer price. (u can go check market rate.)

anyway, i find that all clustered together, esp i find the ribbon going thru the ring abit 'tin teh'. still have alot... i think i can write about 2 page long... then i reckon someone going to complain... hehe...

its easier if i show u how to shoot.

..., lighting also need serious work on.
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no thank you.. i cant accept your offer for shooting the rings.. however, i wont mind if u can write me a 2 page on how to shoot wedding bands. hehe..
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try to explore more dynamic angles.
lighting is also flat.
more isolation of the subject will be nice.
seems a bit soft also.
try to use a lower iso and and tripod for still life.

keep shooting k!
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If you dun mind, sharing this with you

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Old 31st January 2007   #13
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Originally Posted by babykailan View Post
try to explore more dynamic angles.
lighting is also flat.
more isolation of the subject will be nice.
seems a bit soft also.
try to use a lower iso and and tripod for still life.

keep shooting k!
Thanks for e tip. Should bring out the rings n blur e pillow right?
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If you dun mind, sharing this with you

Thank you for sharing this photo. The photo is very sharp. Can Kit lens achieve this level of sharpness?
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Thank you for sharing this photo. The photo is very sharp. Can Kit lens achieve this level of sharpness?
Used a 50mm 1.4 prime for the previous shot. Just make sure you got your steady hands on your cam and shoot.

Another shot to share when i tried opening up the aperture.

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[quote=yehosaphat;2805392]Used a 50mm 1.4 prime for the previous shot. Just make sure you got your steady hands on your cam and shoot.

Another shot to share when i tried opening up the aperture.

oic.. e lens does make a difference to the effects of the pic. Very nice n impressive looking ring. Thanks once again..
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Originally Posted by xunjas View Post
Thank you for sharing this photo. The photo is very sharp. Can Kit lens achieve this level of sharpness?
depends how you use it. anyway i dun own a kit lens. but if u stop it down, it will be sharper. but u have to use correct technique to isolate the background & emphasize your subject.

i suggest a tripod as well. and probably a few flashes to start with. else, photoshop is a good fren to know.
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Old 31st January 2007   #18
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[quote=xunjas;2805416]
Originally Posted by yehosaphat View Post
Used a 50mm 1.4 prime for the previous shot. Just make sure you got your steady hands on your cam and shoot.

Another shot to share when i tried opening up the aperture.

oic.. e lens does make a difference to the effects of the pic. Very nice n impressive looking ring. Thanks once again..
Just to add, this was taken without flash handheld together w an extension tube
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[quote=yehosaphat;2805899]
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Just to add, this was taken without flash handheld together w an extension tube
your photo was taken as macro shot if u use an extension tube right? n the surrounding light must be ample to acheive correct exposure even without flash?
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[quote=xunjas;2806045]
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your photo was taken as macro shot if u use an extension tube right? n the surrounding light must be ample to acheive correct exposure even without flash?
Yeap had to borrow from the groom abt 5 min before the procession, bring it out by the windows, then take the shot in 1 min!
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