why did you use the zoo logo?
Nice nice nice!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
May I know what lens u used?
why did you use the zoo logo?
I kinda like the seocnd pic the best here
Erm that logo is no longer in use since the zoo underwent re-branding.. the logo now looks like what you see in the top left corner of http://www.zoo.com.sg/
May I know what lens u used?
Looking at the pictures, i reckon it's one of e 70-200s. based on #4, #7 and #12, i guess it wld be a f2.8L (IS probably?) as e place in which these critters are found has low light and no flash photography is allowed. Furthermore, e bokeh is superb so it's likely to be an f2.8.. However, given my experience shooting in e zoo, such closeness is not possible to attain with 200mm even on a 1.6x crop factor body.. So my guess wld be a 1.4x TC included as well. Body-wise, given the control of noise, i wld say a 40D?
Just my guess.
It's a 40D based on the exif info...
Focal length range from 210 - 280mm and almost all the shots are at f4. So which lens? I'm not sure...
Nice pics btw... love #8, it's almost as if he was facing the tree and counting down for the catching game....
I kinda like the seocnd pic the best here
Erm that logo is no longer in use since the zoo underwent re-branding.. the logo now looks like what you see in the top left corner of http://www.zoo.com.sg/
Even if the logo is no longer in use, you should not just use it as per when you like as that is still a registered trademark registered by the organization itself be it whether if its in use or not. Even if you are not releasing those photo for sale, you should seek the proper channel to see if you can use their logo for your own usage or not.
Dear Gavin Ting, yes, that logo may seem very nicely done to you but to the organization that is defacement or vandalism of their property and this could lead you into a series of hot boiling lawsuits.
from what i know is that even if you take shot of animal in the zoo, you are not suppose to sell them but for hobby and sharing with friend and family, that should be ok. Think if you are selling the photo you may have to ask permission from them.
the point is that yes, you just insert a logo only but before inserting that logo have you seek their permission? Do you have a consent from the organization that you are authorised to use their logo? Further more other than inserting the logo, you edited it without the organization's approval which is a big :nono: Imagine you are the photographer, and you have your own logo and you normally would put a logo on your work to identify it and if some other photographer or say someone else uses your logo on his picture or document, how would you feel?