My 1st JBP Shoots.......

[siewsphone]

 

[siewsphone]

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[revenant]

Nice. Like the first one, very cute.

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by revenant
Nice. Like the first one, very cute.

Thanks

 

[megaweb]

Originally posted by revenant
Nice. Like the first one, very cute.

agree .... I like the 1st the best ...

hardly to see good shots from C2100 here ...

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by megaweb


agree .... I like the 1st the best ...

hardly to see good shots from C2100 here ...

Thanks Thanks Thanks :embrass:

 

[isomers007]

de 1st one is indeed cute...and ur pictures are good too how did you manage to get de owl?

 

[zhapchit]

nice :thumbsup:

 

[Tweek]

Have seen your gallery, very good pictures for a first attempt at the bird park! Got a handful of pics with good composition and DOF. Great work! Next attempt should concentrate on getting a good background and avoid distracting subjects. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[Flare]

I like the mandrain duck... show its natural cute espression... But too bad there one behind the main subject that's kinda distracting......

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by isomers007
how did you manage to get de owl?

Treat it as a night shoot loh.....

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by Tweek
Next attempt should concentrate on getting a good background and avoid distracting subjects.

Thanks, will keep it in mind.

 

[siron]

Yeah the 1st one is so cute...the bird looks like saying " HUH?"

cool

 

[luisg]

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: nice!
maybe can teach me someday
care to share the settings?

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by luisg
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: nice!
maybe can teach me someday
care to share the settings?

Download the picture u think is good, then check the Properties, all my setting are there

After I compare all my pictures, I found out that I should use SPOT all the time instead if iESP for this kind shooting.....

 

[luisg]

Originally posted by siewsphone


Download the picture u think is good, then check the Properties, all my setting are there

After I compare all my pictures, I found out that I should use SPOT all the time instead if iESP for this kind shooting.....

sorry but whats the diff between the iESP and SPOT? thanks

 

[revenant]

Originally posted by siewsphone


Download the picture u think is good, then check the Properties, all my setting are there

How?

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by revenant


How?

 

[luisg]

You can actually see it if your using WinXP

 

[siewsphone]

Originally posted by luisg
You can actually see it if your using WinXP

ACDSee also support it.....