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Old 18th June 2003   #1
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Default Khatib Bongsu pictures

HI All,

these are some of my old pics from this seldom known place in SG : Khatib Bongsu

OK, updated the link, sorry folks, I am new here...thks Darren.











Enjoy!!

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Old 18th June 2003   #2
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Madcat,
The URL reference is wrong - you need to use the following to link from Gallery



Right-click on the image in the gallery and then copy the URL reference there.
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Old 18th June 2003   #3
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Nice, smooth bokeh for alll the pics.

DOF a bit shallow but it's really difficult to get enough at a higher magnification.. and a bit grainy but not bad.

Did you use G2? how many stacked filters?

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ahh... khatib bongsu... a nice army training area ... *opps*

Nice shots though a little blown out on the exposure but good macros!
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haha wah after sitting in the jungle for so long i realise why these pics MIGHT not work...

feel that there was quite a bit of handshake.
flash a bit too harsh.(got use diffuser?)
what aperture u used ah?
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Would be interested to know the lens/filter set up.

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Old 19th June 2003   #7
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Hi all,

I used Canon PowerShot G2 with Hoya +4 filters. Can't remember which of those pics I used 2 of such filters... usually set to Av priority, around f8 I guess...some of those movements due to wind etc, and as you know, can't get these guys to keep still...

The sad thing is that the Govt may be damming up the entire place for a reserviour, thus all these will be gone soon... Nature Society Singapore is trying their best to impact a change in that decision...

So go there and capture some pics before everything goes under water.
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