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"softup"
[quote="chriscentro"]
yes, i cannot tahan f2.8, too slow haha
Nikon 35mm f1.8G len ?[/quote]
no, I use the full frame Sigma 35mm f1.4 lens
Nikon 35mm f1.8G len ?[/quote]
no, I use the full frame Sigma 35mm f1.4 lens
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Nikon 35mm f1.8G len ?[/quote]
no, I use the full frame Sigma 35mm f1.4 lens
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"chriscentro"
[quote="Wade"]
so mostly you are using Aperture mode? do u set the ISO manual? and u can't change the shutter speed right under Aperture mode?
ya, actually, I wonder why you start with manual mode, use aperture mode first, let the camera decide the shutter speed, if too low, just up your ISO manually to get higher shutter speed. See my prawn noodle, the prawn eye is on 1/3 of the frame.[/quote]
today morning i try indoor using Manual mode, 1/50, ISO200 & f/8.0 with bounce flash TTL and the photo look ok
if i use Aperture mode, i only can control the ISO & Aperture in manual way but i believe i can't control the shutter speed to reach not lower than 1/50.
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"chriscentro"
[quote="Wade"]
lol bored right as all in the middle of the frame. I heard of 1/3 rule...any photo to show me as example?
ok, 1/3 rule
BUT, sometimes you can break the rules
rule[/quote]
wow, all nice shot...:) btw, do you need to move the focus point in the camera to have 1/3 rule? or just focus on the object then re-compose to 1/3 rule?
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no need, especially for your cam and my cam, lots of focus points to choose :)
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"Wade"
[quote="chriscentro"]
ya, actually, I wonder why you start with manual mode, use aperture mode first, let the camera decide the shutter speed, if too low, just up your ISO manually to get higher shutter speed. See my prawn noodle, the prawn eye is on 1/3 of the frame.
today morning i try indoor using Manual mode, 1/50, ISO200 & f/8.0 with bounce flash TTL and the photo look ok
if i use Aperture mode, i only can control the ISO & Aperture in manual way but i believe i can't control the shutter speed to reach not lower than 1/50.[/quote]
There should be a setting for minimum shutter speed. The camera will then boost ISO to compensate.
I shoot in Aperture mode 95% of the time. It's the best mix of manual control and convenience for me. I'm also a fan of prime lens.
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"chriscentro"
no need, especially for your cam and my cam, lots of focus points to choose :)
ok but i still prefer to use single point focus and most probably i will move the focus point to either left or right or have 1/3 rule for f/1.8.
for f/8.0, just move my cam to let my object fall in 1/3 rule...
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I went to Menu --> ISO sensitivity setting --> Auto ISO sensitivity control --> OFF. under this OFF, I could control the Aperture & ISO manually but not the shutter speed.
If ON for the Auto ISO sensitivity control, set max ISO to 800 & Minimum shutter speed to 1/50, when I take shot; all stuck at ISO 800 as I can''t change manual for ISO but shutter speed is lower than 1/50
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When using Aperture Priority mode, you can indirectly control the shutter speed by using exposure (EV) compensation.Use EV compensation if you see the image is too dark or too bright, so you + or - accordingly. After that you compare the settings of both images, the shutter speeds would be different.
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Yea, weekend is here, I hope to have nice shot tmr aft good advice from TheChef and chriscentro bro.PS: raining...:(
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my daughter made me a Danbo this evening :mrgreen: Re: Photography
This mag's pic of a man using the EVF, got me thinking again to get one EVF. Wanted one for so long but the thing is I seldom use my Oly EPL1.Anyone here uses one?
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"Trident"
I have a Lumix compact with EVF, but I dun like it and rarely use it. Not used to seeing LED in the view finder.
Ha, I'm recommending my colleagues Olympus EPL6 and Panasonic 20m f1.7 lens
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Which lens is better?
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"chriscentro"
[quote="Trident"]I have a Lumix compact with EVF, but I dun like it and rarely use it. Not used to seeing LED in the view finder.
Ha, I'm recommending my colleagues Olympus EPL6 and Panasonic 20m f1.7 lens[/quote]
Why not Olympus 17mm f1.8 instead. I believe the AF would be much faster.
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"Evirobie"
[quote="chriscentro"]
Ha, I'm recommending my colleagues Olympus EPL6 and Panasonic 20m f1.7 lens
Why not Olympus 17mm f1.8 instead. I believe the AF would be much faster.[/quote]
Didnt recommend that as it does not have the shallow depth of field I want them to experience.
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nice to see fellow photography enthusiasts herelong exposure sunset
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"hisokaka"
nice to see fellow photography enthusiasts here
long exposure sunset
sweeee
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"hisokaka"
nice to see fellow photography enthusiasts here
long exposure sunset
This is awesome work. Reminds me of 'Going Home'.
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"TheChef"
[quote="hisokaka"]nice to see fellow photography enthusiasts here
long exposure sunset
This is awesome work. Reminds me of 'Going Home'.[/quote]
thanks! i like to do combine shots of common elements. brings a fresh look than the usual pics.
or just simple minimalistic
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thanks! i like to do combine shots of common elements. brings a fresh look than the usual pics.or just simple minimalistic
[/quote]These are very nice shots. I like the one with birds. Many feels to it.
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"Wade"
May I know the price for Sigma 24~70mm f2.8 & Nikon 24~70mm f2.8?
Which lens is better?
Probably Nikon is still the better one. If I want a 24-70mm f2.8 lens, I would choose the Tamron one cos it has VC which is important to me.
See the link for the price
http://www.technogadgets.com.sg/third-party-lenses/tamron/for-nikon/tamron-sp-24-70mm-f/2-8-di-vc-usd-nikon-mount/prod_707.html" false;
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"galaxy_convoy"
Fast shutter speed is the key to this one.
Agree, the cam will have no problem locking focus on this subject unless she was running towards the camera.
Anyway, just set the cam to CAF, continuous Af. I use it for all situations.
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"chriscentro"
[quote="galaxy_convoy"]Fast shutter speed is the key to this one.
Agree, the cam will have no problem locking focus on this subject unless she was running towards the camera.
Anyway, just set the cam to CAF, continuous Af. I use it for all situations.[/quote]
Can a CAF use for moving object? like kid running around? marry couple walking along the aisle to the stage?
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"Wade"
[quote="chriscentro"]
Agree, the cam will have no problem locking focus on this subject unless she was running towards the camera.
Anyway, just set the cam to CAF, continuous Af. I use it for all situations.
Can a CAF use for moving object? like kid running around? marry couple walking along the aisle to the stage?[/quote]
Can, I never use 3d tracking.
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"chriscentro"
[quote="Wade"]
Can a CAF use for moving object? like kid running around? marry couple walking along the aisle to the stage?
Can, I never use 3d tracking.[/quote]
I'm trying to use 1/3 rule and always need to shift my single focus point either to left of right.
if i using CAF, can it work without shifting the SFP to left or right?
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"galaxy_convoy"
Personally, I would use fixed focus (locked when the subject is standing) and use burst mode. Since distance to camera doesn't change, no need for continuous focus. Fixed focus to maximise the number of shots taken in burst.
You are much more technical than me, haha, I just shoot.
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"chriscentro"
[quote="galaxy_convoy"]Personally, I would use fixed focus (locked when the subject is standing) and use burst mode. Since distance to camera doesn't change, no need for continuous focus. Fixed focus to maximise the number of shots taken in burst.
You are much more technical than me, haha, I just shoot.[/quote]
Ha ha, I may know the terms, but my camera is 90% of the time in aperture priority mode with single point focus. I prefer to set the focus point myself.
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I can see that you are practicing rule of thirds, ok as far as compositions go.
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The more i goggle; the more question I have...:(Does a Nikon 17-55 f2.8 a good alternative lens for Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8? I think 17-55 f2.8 is costing less than 24-70
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"Wade"
The more i goggle; the more question I have...:(
Does a Nikon 17-55 f2.8 a good alternative lens for Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8? I think 17-55 f2.8 is costing less than 24-70
I believe the 17-55 came out before any digital full frame cameras were produced andthe 24-70 is the equilvalent of the 17-55 for FF cams.
I don't know whether you are stll able to get the 17-55mm new. Just did a search over at Clubsnap, some resale ones sell for less than $1k and some from $1k to $1.3k. And if I'm not wrong resale 24-70mm sells for $1.5k and up.
I'll still recommend a full frame cam D610 + a 35mm f1.8 fx lens. Don't worry, no need to have every focal length covered, just use your legs to zoom...
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Wow, saw the below few sale on Clubsnap.
Nikon is more ex than Tamron & Tokina.
Btw, can a Tamron SP 24-70 f/2.8 Di VC USD can mount on D5200?
Does SGP selling?
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Tamron (NikonMount)
Equipment Model: 99% new , Tamron SP 24-70 2.8/f
Price (S$): 950
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Nikon
Equipment Model: AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
Price (S$): 1680 Best Price
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Tokina (NikonMount)
Equipment Model: Tokina (NikonMount) 28-70 mm 2.8 AT-X
Price (S$): 330.0
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"TheChef"
Don't touch Tamron and Tokina. Insist on Nikon lenses.
sorry bro, dont get what you mean. Tamron and Tokina is not good??
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"Wade"
[quote="TheChef"]Don't touch Tamron and Tokina. Insist on Nikon lenses.
sorry bro, dont get what you mean. Tamron and Tokina is not good??[/quote]
Don't just take my word for it. Test for yourself. ;)
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"TheChef"
[quote="Wade"]
sorry bro, dont get what you mean. Tamron and Tokina is not good??
Don't just take my word for it. Test for yourself. ;)[/quote]
Haha, don't write off third party lenses, especially Sigma lenses. Would you not buy a micro brand watch? I love my Sigma 35mm f1.4., it beats Nikon for sharpness. Btw, I'm not so sensitive as to be able to see lots.of difference in colour rendition.
I recently dropped my metal Tokina lens, it hit my shin before landing on ceramic flooring. My shin bled but nothing went wrong with the lens. It.may not.be as sharp as the Nikon 105mm.but close.enough.
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"Wade"
Thank Chriscentro bro.
Wow, saw the below few sale on Clubsnap.
Nikon is more ex than Tamron & Tokina.
Btw, can a Tamron SP 24-70 f/2.8 Di VC USD can mount on D5200?
Does SGP selling?
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Tamron (NikonMount)
Equipment Model: 99% new , Tamron SP 24-70 2.8/f
Price (S$): 950
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Nikon
Equipment Model: AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
Price (S$): 1680 Best Price
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Tokina (NikonMount)
Equipment Model: Tokina (NikonMount) 28-70 mm 2.8 AT-X
Price (S$): 330.0
Third party lenses can be used on your Nikon body provided it was made.for.Nikon mount.
One place.to learn photography is watching Youtube videos.
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I love my Sigma 50mm f1.4 (with Fujifilm S5 Pro). Fantastic bokeh.
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Some bird photos taken with my Nikon D50 ($250 used) with Nikkor 80-400VR to share.Re: Photography
"TheChef"
Some bird photos taken with my Nikon D50 ($250 used) with Nikkor 80-400VR to share.
I like the last one, looked like a plane landing on the run way.
Sharing a fav nature pic.