Life Beside Lots Of Water ...

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 9:25 am

Now playing with my new camera. Still learning lol ... enjoy

Bumble Bee

DragonFly

Peace, here's the creature you detest most

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 2:06 pm

No 5 ish

, S3 is ish a good camera le

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 4:43 pm

domvonn wrote:No 5 ish , S3 is ish a good camera le

Thank u dom dom, the rest got alot of noise ler ... how to rectify it uh ?

Post by **Peace** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 6:44 pm

I see you had fun with your new toy, S3 is a very good outdoor camera.

The bumblebee shot is awesome, I've never taken them landed, much less this close.

I suppose you're using AUTO mode or P mode with auto ISO. Cameras often select higher ISO unnecessarily if you let it control own its own, which results in noise in the pictures. Try using P mode but set(lock) the ISO at 80, but make sure there is enough light to do so.

Oh yeah, I don't like monkeys.

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 9:51 pm

Tere wrote:
domvonn wrote:No 5 ish , S3 is ish a good camera le
Thank u dom dom, the rest got alot of noise ler ... how to rectify it uh ?

Tere.. can i know what settings do u use on ur cam ? A? Av? Tv? M ? P ?
Bro, u can try to do some cropping to add more punch into the pics.
Potentially good ish number 5

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 11:30 pm

This was taken Manual ISO200 1/400 F3.5

Post by **Peace** » Thu Apr 26, 2007 11:10 am

Full Manual Control is good if you can interpret the exposure of a scene effectively. But it also means more time fiddling with the controls as opposed to using auto or semi auto mode. I tried using it before and my subject flew away before I could finish setting the right exposure.

My favourite mode is AV(also known as Aperture Priority Mode). You get to control the depth of field using aperture and the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed for you. Use 'exposure compensation' with it when the scene is difficult for the light metering.

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Thu Apr 26, 2007 12:14 pm

Peace wrote:Full Manual Control is good if you can interpret the exposure of a scene effectively. But it also means more time fiddling with the controls as opposed to using auto or semi auto mode. I tried using it before and my subject flew away before I could finish setting the right exposure.

My favourite mode is AV(also known as Aperture Priority Mode). You get to control the depth of field using aperture and the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed for you. Use 'exposure compensation' with it when the scene is difficult for the light metering.

agree with Peace , i like to use Av too, easier to play with DOF.My Cam is usually set to Av most of the time.

wateva u use dun use auto

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:49 am

Today had a little time to play with my camera again. This is again around "lots of Water".

ISO80 SHUTTER: 15" APATURE: F7.1

ISO100 SHUTTER: 1/5 APATURE: F3.5

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:51 am

Me improving ya?

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 8:16 am

bro bro...pics with lesser noise le..

first pic will be good if the view is slightly higher...taken at LSR? There is someting like a watch tower there right?

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:14 am

Dom Dom, itsh USR ler ... My tripod Mini de ... I use Fully Manual the trick I learn yeshterday ish ... set it to 2 secs Auto Trigger ... like that no bo bo shaking.

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:57 am

Tere wrote:Dom Dom, itsh USR ler ... My tripod Mini de ... I use Fully Manual the trick I learn yeshterday ish ... set it to 2 secs Auto Trigger ... like that no bo bo shaking.

oops i ish typo ther eon the SR lol...i usually go there jog and pick leaves de...

2 sec timer mode izzit ? yes yes ,...ish must use tripod for night scenery shot de..

u ish improving ...ish very good.

Tere · Post by **Tere** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 11:39 am

domvonn wrote:
Tere wrote:Dom Dom, itsh USR ler ... My tripod Mini de ... I use Fully Manual the trick I learn yeshterday ish ... set it to 2 secs Auto Trigger ... like that no bo bo shaking.
oops i ish typo ther eon the SR lol...i usually go there jog and pick leaves de... 2 sec timer mode izzit ? yes yes ,...ish must use tripod for night scenery shot de.. u ish improving ...ish very good.

Got what Light N Cheap Tripod Full one ? Me gonna prepare for Terengannu trip. Actually I think Macro shots mush use tripod then nice nice. Prosumer ish a Prosumer afterall ... got limitation

domvonn · Post by **domvonn** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:12 pm

Tere wrote:
domvonn wrote:
Tere wrote:Dom Dom, itsh USR ler ... My tripod Mini de ... I use Fully Manual the trick I learn yeshterday ish ... set it to 2 secs Auto Trigger ... like that no bo bo shaking.
oops i ish typo ther eon the SR lol...i usually go there jog and pick leaves de... 2 sec timer mode izzit ? yes yes ,...ish must use tripod for night scenery shot de.. u ish improving ...ish very good.
Got what Light N Cheap Tripod Full one ? Me gonna prepare for Terengannu trip. Actually I think Macro shots mush use tripod then nice nice. Prosumer ish a Prosumer afterall ... got limitation

tripod ish can buy at Carrefour

cheap and light...travelling can bring.
Macros must use tripod is correct but using a tripod will limit u to move closer and closer. but personally i do use a tripod for macros.