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The White Cruiser wrote:i was trying to do a very close up but seems that the kit lens is not obedient...

No, no matter how you adjust the camera lens, it doesn't work that way, you have to add on more poison
just like the Forte car to get it go faster.

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andikong wrote:

The White Cruiser wrote:i was trying to do a very close up but seems that the kit lens is not obedient...

No, no matter how you adjust the camera lens, it doesn't work that way, you have to add on more poison
just like the Forte car to get it go faster.

if on a budget, richol camera provides one of the best point n shoot macro. But u have to set it up well for some Pns model cause they are like Dslr very sensitive.

any body can show me hw to upload pics from my com????? thanks

Ermm there is The 6th button here in the post reply box that looks like green pic inside with photoframe one. Click that and upload. Then it will load and generate the URL. U click on the copy button and then return to the post reply box area. There is a button on which is number 7th button, click on it and insert the URL.

Shld work like that. Sorry on iPhone can't explain clearly.

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lukester wrote:Ermm there is The 6th button here in the post reply box that looks like green pic inside with photoframe one. Click that and upload. Then it will load and generate the URL. U click on the copy button and then return to the post reply box area. There is a button on which is number 7th button, click on it and insert the URL.

Shld work like that. Sorry on iPhone can't explain clearly.

Thanks lukester.... clear enough for me to upload the pic. thanks

Ok one more pic for today, the setting at home near one of my antique collections corner.

Will be going for my 10K service tomorrow Thursday at Leng Kee, anyone here going also.

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Hi Elixir99, late afternoon shot, nice colours overall and well exposed pic.
If for me I will pan my camera to the left side and catch a reflective scene of the buildings,
a bit out of the ordinary and not the normal angle shot.

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Hi everyone,

Your comments are welcome.

andikong wrote:

Dummyhalf wrote:Enjoy the Blue Sky.. cheers!!

I choose this picture as the best of the lot, being a beach shot with a very wide horizon, you should maintain the horizon straight and at 1/3 or 2/3 height. Never put the horizon in the centre of the picture, its like the pic is being cut into half.
I think you caught this beautiful splashing waves pic with great patience.

I have this Labrador Park sunset to illustrate my point.

andikong - thanks for the tips!! yah was waiting for the splash thats explain why i tilt the camera hahaha..

aonther angle enjoyzz

lukester wrote:Juan I think it's try n try. That's why digital cam are good for. Very forgiveable to make mistake and try again.

i learn things if i can convert things to numbers..... so i need instructor.... i have difficulty learning by feel/try.
everything has to be numbers....

oh are u an accountant?????

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lukester wrote:oh are u an accountant?????

am not a-one, a-two or a-three. but i learned thats the best way for me to learn and to retain that learning.....

the pictures here ..... nice.....

lukester wrote:Let me start with mine here.

2006, a Panasonic Lumix, 1st gen DMC-FX1

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Is that tokyo tower look alike to me

Ermm it's not Tokyo tower alike. It's the real McCoy. And the snow is rare sight in Tokyo.

i have a photo here, requesting you guys to guess what this place is and what is this 'thingy'?

Let ourspider fight

oh no, urs is bettle, only 5 legs..

fiting spiders.... i have not done that for so looonnngggg.....

now fiting i do is only on tekken....

The White Cruiser wrote:i have a photo here, requesting you guys to guess what this place is and what is this 'thingy'?

I think I have seen this rock in the Labrador Park, and it would be the 郑和 Rock, the landing place during his sailing trip to the far east which including Semarang in Indonesia.

exposed! 真不瑰是孔老先生。

zhen he came to singapore too?

i tot he stop at malacca...

anyway nice to noe

The White Cruiser wrote:exposed! 真不瑰是孔老先生。

小第不敢当！ 不敢当！ Thank You。

JuanST wrote:fiting spiders.... i have not done that for so looonnngggg.....

No more fighting spider lio, now more Butterfly Love!
Picture was taken in one highland resort in China.



Fighting for survivor like us in today's rat race.


Picture taken in a lake near a mountain resort outside Guangzhou

uncle andikong..... u did not give them their private moments...

JuanST wrote:uncle andikong..... u did not give them their private moments...

Once in a life time rare public performance, how can I miss it. And there is no Second Chance.

andikong wrote:

JuanST wrote:uncle andikong..... u did not give them their private moments...

Once in a life time rare public performance, how can I miss it. And there is no Second Chance.

the perrenial battle

one's privacy and public's right to know/see...... especially for very rare and intimate moments....

One pipe too many, this picture reminds me of a Chinese proverbs - so little porridge to share among so many monks.

The ants invasion - photo taken at the Fort Canning Park

wow....so can i learn photography from u?

lukester wrote:

luster I have improved the lighting and colour of your pic. in order to bring out the sunlight rays from the top, good thinking to capture this shot.

so which one is the correct represebtation?..... meaning in real life which one is closer to the real subject?

andikong wrote:

lukester wrote:

luster I have improved the lighting and colour of your pic. in order to bring out the sunlight rays from the top, good thinking to capture this shot.

Thanks unlce kong.

actually does it look like sunrays? its actually not, its water dripping, but i figured out its nice, so i took it.

besides putting the watermark, i am always too lazy edit anything...

Thank you!

haha....

now got 2 sifu.....

JuanST wrote:wow....so can i learn photography from u?

No problem, you can join my group in this coming sat 28 Nov. at 3.30pm in Chinatown Food Complex. The theme is "Rediscover
Heritage and Nostalgia"

For your info one of our FOGS member jimixer is joining the group too.

Here is the link to the Photo Outing.

http://www.sgshoot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6382

andikong wrote:

JuanST wrote:wow....so can i learn photography from u?

No problem, you can join my group in this coming sat 28 Nov. at 3.30pm in Chinatown Food Complex. The theme is "Rediscover
Heritage and Nostalgia"

For your info one of our FOGS member jimixer is joining the group too.

dun wan to join.... am a complete noob when it comes to photography.....

JuanST wrote:

andikong wrote:

JuanST wrote:wow....so can i learn photography from u?

No problem, you can join my group in this coming sat 28 Nov. at 3.30pm in Chinatown Food Complex. The theme is "Rediscover
Heritage and Nostalgia"

For your info one of our FOGS member jimixer is joining the group too.

dun wan to join.... am a complete noob when it comes to photography.....

Then you have to go to the NAFA sch. and enroll in the evening classes.

Why Join NAFA?

Do you have a burning passion for art, design, music or fashion? Can you see yourself as the next Philippe Starck, Yo-Yo Ma or Stella McCartney? Are you looking for inspiring, dedicated teachers who will help you jump start your career?

NAFA is the place for you! NAFA will fire your enthusiasm, fuel your knowledge and turbo charge your artistic career.

so scary....

seriously... are the cc courses good?

JuanST wrote:

Why Join NAFA?

Do you have a burning passion for art, design, music or fashion? Can you see yourself as the next Philippe Starck, Yo-Yo Ma or Stella McCartney? Are you looking for inspiring, dedicated teachers who will help you jump start your career?

NAFA is the place for you! NAFA will fire your enthusiasm, fuel your knowledge and turbo charge your artistic career.

so scary....

wah, havent seen philippe starck from singapore yet ley....

i am also a noob...

i didn't join any course, if you asked me. i started out with a lousy webcam called Chronos and then upgraded to sony cybershot p8 before turning to D40. i spent 7 years of shooting-and-deleting photos, also to visit experts' photoblogs for info.

but taking up a course would be a lot more faster, though expert level may be expensive.

cameron highlands:

The White Cruiser wrote:i was trying to do a very close up but seems that the kit lens is not obedient...

All the lenses have minimum focus distance.
If you want to take close up, you need to get a Macro lens or close up filter.