A few snapshots
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how come my f31fd have? (anti-shake)Originally posted by av98m:tripods at orchard road these days? ahahahahahaaaaaaaa!!!!! you'd get run over by the human horde
too bad my cam has no vibration reduction/anti-shake capability
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This tree is so beautiful....Originally posted by av98m:Curses. I did even worse this time round.
here's some of the salvagable ones.
takashimaya christmas tree
There's some more but I'll post them another day.
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the pic sadly does not do it justice! it looks so much nicer in real life!!Originally posted by Wanda:This tree is so beautiful.... -
that is a 'fake' anti shake. what it does is the camera cranks up your iso and whatever it takes to get your shutter speed as high as possible. there is no damped anti-shake mechanism inside. I hear the newer models now do.Originally posted by noopi:how come my f31fd have? (anti-shake)
the knob... turn to the last optoion... -
found some more pics before i delete them...
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the nutcracker toy soldier is spooky like that
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street random shots....
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Lights Lights Lights...
that's it...clearing out my HDD and deleting them..
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AV tripod breaks an egg?
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did you guys break it?Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:AV tripod breaks an egg?
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no lah...it's already broken on the floor, some gonna drop too....
so i decide to place the tripod with the shadow casting on it.....
its stage photography ...me bor liao while waiting for the group to catch up...so do something fun lor..Originally posted by the Bear:did you guys break it? -
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i will go to Taka and try the christmas tree there...
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Some digicams bump up the ISO thus allowing faster shutter speeds to capture an image in low light conditions. Posting pictures of night shots here does that well when no 'blurring' is shown and you crop your images or skew them down. That's why they look good. View them in original full size and pixel i say most of them CMI! Unless you are using a DSLR that handles higher ISO shots in low light conditions better than the normal digital cams, the only best options available is to use a cam with both true 'anti-shake' (that only improve by a few stops) and 'shake-reduction' (that selects an appropriate highest ISO) or simply use a quick setup convenient tripod.Originally posted by av98m:that is a 'fake' anti shake. what it does is the camera cranks up your iso and whatever it takes to get your shutter speed as high as possible. there is no damped anti-shake mechanism inside. I hear the newer models now do. -
My English is not so good. Can you explain the above again?Originally posted by Farmerseed:Posting pictures of night shots here does that well when no 'blurring' is shown and you crop your images or skew them down. That's why they look good. View them in original full size and pixel i say most of them CMI! . -
Soy Espanoles, no comprendo...
