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27th March 2002
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Beautiful Singapore
Taken with Dynax 5, Fujichrome provia 100F (process and scan).
Pls give ur comment. "Blue Night"  "Light on river"  "Street of light"  |
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i like your 2nd pic.
I didn't see any boat passing by leh, maybe cos i left liao.  |
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Like Post Card....
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i think DSLR also cannot have such a long exposure rite? how do u all SLR user estimate the shutter speed to use?
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very nice 2nd pic!
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 After you shoot lots of frames at various exposures, you will automatically know roughly where to begin. For me, I start off with 10s @ f/8, ISO 100. This almost always gives me the quite correct exposure - then bracket from there. I also use my Coolpix 950 as a digital polariod, to test exposure settings before committing it to film. Regards CK |
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very NICE,
i think some DC can hold the shutter as long as you want, but the noise..... |
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Hi andre,
Great shots. Mind sharing the exposure data?  |
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yes laotze....correct..... oh yah sorry to "copy" ur frame....look better using ur frame... thanks for advise.... this on i take F16 @3.5 minutes |
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27th March 2002
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for de 2nd pic......kewl pics! |
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How did u get the blue sky in the first pic? |
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28th March 2002
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wah so long.....i mean doesnt the cam produce noise or something....really like your first and second pic....damn good....where were u standing when taking the second pic? |
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the blu sky setting is F/16 @ 3-4 seconds. the street of light setting is F/16 @ 8-12 seconds. the light on river setting is F/16 @ 3.5 minutes (need to wait for the ship "cheng ho" to fill my frame) |
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28th March 2002
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 wow.. those are really nice professional pix! like postacard types.. i wish my Fujifilm A101 could do those. hmm these are the kinda pics that make ppl wanna take up photography as a hobby good worksay.. how much would ur camera cost? hmm the third pic like got dirt like dat.. |
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thanks... my camera only cost $650 hehehe the 3rd pic got little bit flare..... |
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28th March 2002
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I like the 2nd pic. Love the trails...
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