Yah lor, he where got use Coolpix wan? He use webcam (model name is called Bazhang100lanxx said:LOL, ESPN, dun bluff!!
) + torchlight ok. Very powderful stuff. Dun pray pray ok. Nikon D70 Newbie Outing
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) + torchlight ok. Very powderful stuff. Dun pray pray ok. 
Speaking of D70. I saw someone opening a new D70 box at funan centre food function this afternoon. Wondering if he is a clubsnapper.
The D70hood did gave a dark shade at the corner of my shot when shooting at evening or night Do you ppl have the same problems?
The hook was also so loose,izzit true for yours?
The hook was also so loose,izzit true for yours?
Hi, were you using the internal flash as you shot? If so, likelyhood (pun not intended) is that the flash caused the shadow on the pic. Btw, it's the 18-70 lens hood, all the lenses that comes with hood have their own hood.. D70 doesn't use a hoodHosea said:
no, dun have coz i'm using sb800Hosea said:
take out the hood when using below 30mm lah...
btw, its' no that loose. u should have asked me on sat
Hey thanks, next time I will show you and ask for your opinion. I didnt use my flash. I was surprise to see that there are dark edges when I took a shot with the kit lens at evening time( w/o flash)quekky said:
Thanks, I didnt use the flash light at all , hand held with the kit lens.espn said:Hi, were you using the internal flash as you shot? If so, likelyhood (pun not intended) is that the flash caused the shadow on the pic. Btw, it's the 18-70 lens hood, all the lenses that comes with hood have their own hood.. D70 doesn't use a hood
Hmm , maybe I will show one photo to let you guys see what I meant
Garion said:Yah lor, he where got use Coolpix wan? He use webcam (model name is called Bazhang100
Yeah and the webcam got built in BR (Blurness Reduction), 10x much better than Canon IS or Nikon VR. :sweatsm:
Hosea said:
Hi Hosea,
I think your hood is not on properly - it sounds like it is a little too far forward, it should not be loose. When you put it on, it should click firmly in place. Because you are not putting the hood on properly, it is blocking the corners of your image.
I've taken photos with the hood on at 18mm and don't see any dark corners.
Another thing with the kit lens is, if you shoot at 18mm and have the aperture wide open (ie f3.5) there is some light fall off around the corners.
gooseberry said:
Well,another reason could be the stacking of filters. Some newbies will stack their polariser on top of the UV then when using the wide angle, there may be some slight vignetting (Dark Shade around the photos)
Hi Gooseberry,gooseberry said:
Take a look at this shot , see the 4 corners with dark shade.
I didnt use the hood on that evening and hand-held.Will check the setting later.
When I use the hood, it did click firm on the cam but it is easily drop just with a slide jerk.
Do tell me whether you guys experience the same thing , especially evening shot.
Quekky, I will check the setting and let you know when back home
Any idea how to prevent and what kind of setting will cause such effect.. :dunno:espn said:Light fall off. The light from the wides doesn't reach the sensor in time.
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