Sam + Jolie [Slideshow]

[Lumiere]

Click on image to go to slide show.
Hope everyone here will like it.
Feel free to comment or criticise.

[Ah_K]

surely one of your best slideshow to date!
great job bro

[thomas990]

very nice series. just a bit too fast.

[genegoh]

Great stuff, can feel the emotions running high just by watching the slideshow.

[teoelisha]

i like the slideshow. it has a spunky and upbeat feel to it which is different from some of the conventional slow and "sweet memories" slideshows. also like the photos. however, the slideshow was a little too quick for me to take a look at some of the pics. i had to pause the slideshow to look a few times.

[Lumiere]

Originally Posted by Ah_K surely one of your best slideshow to date! great job bro

Thanks Master K

Originally Posted by thomas990 very nice series. just a bit too fast.

Thanks I wanted it to be a lil upbeat

Originally Posted by genegoh Great stuff, can feel the emotions running high just by watching the slideshow.

This is the reason i put this slideshow slightly faster. climax all the way.

Originally Posted by teoelisha i like the slideshow. it has a spunky and upbeat feel to it which is different from some of the conventional slow and "sweet memories" slideshows. also like the photos. however, the slideshow was a little too quick for me to take a look at some of the pics. i had to pause the slideshow to look a few times.

Sorry that it's too fast. wanted to try something more upbeat
hahah enjoy the climax of the slideshow first...then look into the individual photos after tt.




Thanks for taking time to view the slideshow and for all the comments

[jimbok]

Hi Lumiere, been surfing your blog for awhile, really nice pictures you took!
May I know do you do off camera flash (with flash gels?) for your setup? Seems like all the exposures are very natural and taken using available lights.
Keep up the good work and don't stop sharing!

[jywong]

very great the slideshow.....love it very much..

[geraldgkt]

Great job! Interesting march-in slides u have there.

[Mrkcw]

WoW....Like it very very much....the song nice too....Can get the feeling of the happiness...congrat them also....

[pplneedthelord]

love this series! whats equipment did you use?

[nyxx88]

D700

Enjoyed the slideshow

[Lumiere]

Originally Posted by jimbok Hi Lumiere, been surfing your blog for awhile, really nice pictures you took! May I know do you do off camera flash (with flash gels?) for your setup? Seems like all the exposures are very natural and taken using available lights. Keep up the good work and don't stop sharing!

No flash was used. I'm exploring gels now as I won't have to deal with the noise in the post-processing. Thanks for commenting.

Originally Posted by jywong very great the slideshow.....love it very much..

Thanks Bro...ur recent works are really good too.

Originally Posted by geraldgkt Great job! Interesting march-in slides u have there.

thanks to the couple for the idea. I was caught unaware too but switch to Ch mode immdly.

Originally Posted by Mrkcw WoW....Like it very very much....the song nice too....Can get the feeling of the happiness...congrat them also....

Hahaha thank you Mrkcw...actually spent the most time looking for songs than creating the slide show.

Originally Posted by pplneedthelord love this series! whats equipment did you use?

Nikon professional DSLRS. Anything with D300 can achieve what I did. Not so sure abt D90 but would love to explore as it can do video recording.

[sprintist]

lovely

[Lumiere]

Originally Posted by sprintist lovely

thanks SK

[kloud]

Hi Lumiere, I like this particular series very much. Especially the exposure you managed to record the images. I am curious if no flash was used, what lens and at what settings did you use? Thanks!

Originally Posted by jimbok View Post

Hi Lumiere, been surfing your blog for awhile, really nice pictures you took!
May I know do you do off camera flash (with flash gels?) for your setup? Seems like all the exposures are very natural and taken using available lights.
Keep up the good work and don't stop sharing!

No flash was used. I'm exploring gels now as I won't have to deal with the noise in the post-processing. Thanks for commenting.

[Davidm5]

Great job!!
I like the 'natural' look for the lighting.

David

[Lumiere]

Originally Posted by kloud Hi Lumiere, I like this particular series very much. Especially the exposure you managed to record the images. I am curious if no flash was used, what lens and at what settings did you use? Thanks! Originally Posted by jimbok View Post Hi Lumiere, been surfing your blog for awhile, really nice pictures you took! May I know do you do off camera flash (with flash gels?) for your setup? Seems like all the exposures are very natural and taken using available lights. Keep up the good work and don't stop sharing! No flash was used. I'm exploring gels now as I won't have to deal with the noise in the post-processing. Thanks for commenting.

Originally Posted by Davidm5 Great job!! I like the 'natural' look for the lighting. David

Thanks alot.

Infact 100% of the photos in the slideshow are taken without flash. ISO was between 1600 - 3200, Aperture at f1.4 almost all the time.

in the morning, if you look through most of the photos..the light came from the window
in the church the light came from the back of the church...one whole row of spot light...
and in the ballroom...if you've shot at Shangri La...its not really that dark with ISO 3200 and at f1.4

Camera is D300 and D700, lens Sigma 30mm f1.4, Nikon 50mm f1.4, 85mm f1.4 and 17-35mm f2.8

hope this clear the questions in your mind...and of course all my photos went through post-editing.

[jimbok]

Originally Posted by Lumiere Thanks alot. Infact 100% of the photos in the slideshow are taken without flash. ISO was between 1600 - 3200, Aperture at f1.4 almost all the time. in the morning, if you look through most of the photos..the light came from the window in the church the light came from the back of the church...one whole row of spot light... and in the ballroom...if you've shot at Shangri La...its not really that dark with ISO 3200 and at f1.4 Camera is D300 and D700, lens Sigma 30mm f1.4, Nikon 50mm f1.4, 85mm f1.4 and 17-35mm f2.8 hope this clear the questions in your mind...and of course all my photos went through post-editing.

Cheers for you for the explanation and the excellent skills in making great use of existing light.

[kloud]

Wow..ISO 1600-3200! I am impressed with the lack of noise. Guess I have to upgrade to D700 sooner than i thought. :P

Once again, great works Lumiere! Thanks for sharing.

Cheers and Happy Chinese New Year to all Clubsnaper.