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26th October 2004
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Shooting near and far, with Lumix you can!
Near..... far...... wherever you are. I believe my heart will goes on.........
With Hoya +4 close-up lens.  At 12X hand-held zoom.  Last edited by LifeWorld; 26th October 2004 at 09:59 AM. |
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26th October 2004
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Well said Lifeworld
 Nice photo and good example  Bro, for the 12x ship did you use any filter? very clear   |
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26th October 2004
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I just got the Hoya close-up +4. Cant wait to test it.
Did u use polarize filter for the ship?
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26th October 2004
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Nope. Bought the CP filter 1 week after shooting it.
 Am thinking of re-shot with CP filter. But the ship gone liao! Now waiting for air-craft carrier. Seen it before at East Coast Park. Don't know when it will be here again!  |
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27th October 2004
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Ship gone liao...what a waste
Aircraft carrier --> Good subject if you got any news went it coming please let us know okay Cheers |
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27th October 2004
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Tried out the close-up +4 filter. Not bad at all. with the filter, no need to place the lens so near to the object liao.
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27th October 2004
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club_de_oldman, Will keep a lookout from my bedroom windows.
donkuok, use it on nature shots. It's fun. Tiny insects and flowers can be viewed in details on screen.... Do post the pics ok? |
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