SBS99 alert!!!!!

Bluestrike · 5th June 2002

Guys and Gals......

A warning have been issued! Anyone caught this guy, pls report to the nearest CS Police!

Be Warned...
this guy will go the the extreme to take a pic!

*Wau Lau*
*He must have fail his stlking test very badly!*

eadwine · 5th June 2002

that bad ah....
i think its a camera sickness of holding and being with a camera too much!!!
quick!! i'll help!! throw all your D30s, D60, 1D and important expensive lens and equipment to me!!!!!

sbs99 · 5th June 2002

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superhero · 5th June 2002

can i see the result of the pic taken?

that ger look pretty

erwinx · 5th June 2002

I have a question about the handholding technique here. The camera would seem more stable if it were rotated 180 degrees with the shutter release button at the <top> rather than at the bottom as is the case here? The hand supporting the bottom of the camera must provide the firm support which it can't if its pressing the shutter release at the same time. Opinions anyone?

ckiang · 5th June 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by erwinx
I have a question about the handholding technique here. The camera would seem more stable if it were rotated 180 degrees with the shutter release button at the <top> rather than at the bottom as is the case here? The hand supporting the bottom of the camera must provide the firm support which it can't if its pressing the shutter release at the same time. Opinions anyone?

At least for me, it is also more natural to hold it with the shutter button on top, whether for SLR or compacts. But now that I have a vertical grip on my SLR.....

Regards
CK

Bluestrike · 5th June 2002

and the victim.....

And no doubth that SBS was so interested in her.......
She is pretty!

sbs99 · 5th June 2002

Right....speaking for urself Tom? Heheheheh

As for hand held techniques.....i think im used to it. It depends...as for this instance...both my elbows are "locked" placing on the stage itself...so its not free moving...therefore its more stable than the other way around with one elbow in the air. (and it attracts more attention)

As for me going nearer....i dun use flash.....i cant zoom....if i zoom...handshake would have ruined the shot. So....tom with a better zoom...chose to stand further away...without anyone seeing him admiring the gal. Haaaa (Hey! Im juz doing my job!!)

This dc is so small....find it difficult to use it handheld at night...only up to 1/15s...anything lower...blur. Manual at least could go down to 1 secs. Haaaa

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Bluestrike Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: There lor~ Posts: 4,843	SBS99 alert!!!!! Guys and Gals...... A warning have been issued! Anyone caught this guy, pls report to the nearest CS Police! Be Warned... this guy will go the the extreme to take a pic! Wau Lau He must have fail his stlking test very badly!

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sbs99 Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,823	Right....speaking for urself Tom? Heheheheh As for hand held techniques.....i think im used to it. It depends...as for this instance...both my elbows are "locked" placing on the stage itself...so its not free moving...therefore its more stable than the other way around with one elbow in the air. (and it attracts more attention) As for me going nearer....i dun use flash.....i cant zoom....if i zoom...handshake would have ruined the shot. So....tom with a better zoom...chose to stand further away...without anyone seeing him admiring the gal. Haaaa (Hey! Im juz doing my job!!) This dc is so small....find it difficult to use it handheld at night...only up to 1/15s...anything lower...blur. Manual at least could go down to 1 secs. Haaaa __________________ \| Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photos \|

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eadwine Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: east side Posts: 1,954	that bad ah.... i think its a camera sickness of holding and being with a camera too much!!! quick!! i'll help!! throw all your D30s, D60, 1D and important expensive lens and equipment to me!!!!!

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superhero Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 83	can i see the result of the pic taken? that ger look pretty

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erwinx Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,492	I have a question about the handholding technique here. The camera would seem more stable if it were rotated 180 degrees with the shutter release button at the <top> rather than at the bottom as is the case here? The hand supporting the bottom of the camera must provide the firm support which it can't if its pressing the shutter release at the same time. Opinions anyone?

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Bluestrike Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: There lor~ Posts: 4,843	and the victim..... And no doubth that SBS was so interested in her....... She is pretty!