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BennyBaz
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On 2008-06-28 22:02:06, budala wrote:
Some macro shots:
CWB and manual focus.I"m so impressed from the auto color.This is the first time I noticed who good is color in auto:
It cought the red color too
And here is a photo of grass.CWB and manual focus:
Nice pics there mate.
give me some tips would ya?
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Domecot
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On 2008-06-29 00:01:24, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-28 22:02:06, budala wrote:
Some macro shots:
CWB and manual focus.I"m so impressed from the auto color.This is the first time I noticed who good is color in auto:
It cought the red color too
And here is a photo of grass.CWB and manual focus:
Nice pics there mate.
give me some tips would ya?
 this happens to me the first time.I'm not actually good in taking photos.
well since you asked for tips here's a couple.First as raider said to me most important thing is:"VIEW/LIGHT/ANGLE".I use CWB as mo often as possible adn always experiment with more colors to activate CWB.I also use manual focus and color saturation (but not for my last 2 posted pics.in them I didn't used color saturation). |
BennyBaz
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On 2008-06-29 00:26:18, budala wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:01:24, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-28 22:02:06, budala wrote:
Some macro shots:
CWB and manual focus.I"m so impressed from the auto color.This is the first time I noticed who good is color in auto:
It cought the red color too
And here is a photo of grass.CWB and manual focus:
Nice pics there mate.
give me some tips would ya?
this happens to me the first time.I'm not actually good in taking photos.
well since you asked for tips here's a couple.First as raider said to me most important thing is:"VIEW/LIGHT/ANGLE".I use CWB as mo often as possible adn always experiment with more colors to activate CWB.I also use manual focus and color saturation (but not for my last 2 posted pics.in them I didn't used color saturation).
Well, thanks pal.
I have another question, well two.
1) What is better: K800's last firmware or K810's last firmware?
and I don't use the TrackID.
2) How can I make some HDR Photos?
and last but not the least:
How do I know how much focus I need.
I mean, I can't see it till the pic is taken.
Thanks in advance.
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Domecot
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On 2008-06-29 00:40:47, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:26:18, budala wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:01:24, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-28 22:02:06, budala wrote:
Some macro shots:
CWB and manual focus.I"m so impressed from the auto color.This is the first time I noticed who good is color in auto:
It cought the red color too
And here is a photo of grass.CWB and manual focus:
Nice pics there mate.
give me some tips would ya?
this happens to me the first time.I'm not actually good in taking photos.
well since you asked for tips here's a couple.First as raider said to me most important thing is:"VIEW/LIGHT/ANGLE".I use CWB as mo often as possible adn always experiment with more colors to activate CWB.I also use manual focus and color saturation (but not for my last 2 posted pics.in them I didn't used color saturation).
Well, thanks pal.
I have another question, well two.
1) What is better: K800's last firmware or K810's last firmware?
and I don't use the TrackID.
2) How can I make some HDR Photos?
and last but not the least:
How do I know how much focus I need.
I mean, I can't see it till the pic is taken.
Thanks in advance.
I'd go for k800i last's firmware.since You don't use TrackID and Phtofix isn't that much different from PHOTODJ.
HDR:
http://www.esato.com/board/vi[....]ic=171370&start=45#post2374804
For what kind of picture You are talking about MACRO,LANDSCAPE...|??????????? |
BennyBaz
Joined: Jun 23, 2008
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To many Quotes so...
I'm talkin' about the manual Focus.
Sorry for being so dumb about shooting photos but someone who doesn't know - learns.
Thank you again
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VILLA21
Joined: May 27, 2003
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there is a 'preview' in manual focus, half-press the shutter button down, focus with zoom-bar and take the photo  |
Domecot
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I agree about the quotes
well if we are talking about landscape I use:
1.infinity focus from phone
2.Landscape from phone
3.Auto
4.all of the above in some cases
if we are talking about macro:
I do this:
1.go to EV position 0.0 and zoom to max
2.then half-press on the camera button
3.and I see "macro preview" then
4.after macro preview is activated I play with zoom keys a bit
to see which focus is best for the situation.
5.and then half-press again and take the photo
HOPE THIS HELPS.If you have more questions feel free to ask |
BennyBaz
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On 2008-06-29 00:55:41, VILLA21 wrote:
there is a 'preview' in manual focus, half-press the shutter button down, focus with zoom-bar and take the photo
Thanks a million Villa, Hm... How do I change the exposure time?
What is it exactly?
I'm asking it because I wanna make a HDR photo but I don't know how.
I read something about changing the exposure time but I'm to dumb to figure it out by myself 
Thanks
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Domecot
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On 2008-06-29 00:55:41, VILLA21 wrote:
there is a 'preview' in manual focus, half-press the shutter button down, focus with zoom-bar and take the photo
look the post benieve Your's VILLA21
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL |
Domecot
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On 2008-06-29 00:59:10, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:55:41, VILLA21 wrote:
there is a 'preview' in manual focus, half-press the shutter button down, focus with zoom-bar and take the photo
Thanks a million Villa, Hm... How do I change the exposure time?
What is it exactly?
I'm asking it because I wanna make a HDR photo but I don't know how.
I read something about changing the exposure time but I'm to dumb to figure it out by myself
Thanks
please don't ask ME about HDR.I'm totally disoriented on that field.
I tried to make HDR myself some while ago and I gave up.too hard for me
but the result is AMAZING |
BennyBaz
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On 2008-06-29 01:03:34, budala wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:59:10, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-29 00:55:41, VILLA21 wrote:
there is a 'preview' in manual focus, half-press the shutter button down, focus with zoom-bar and take the photo
Thanks a million Villa, Hm... How do I change the exposure time?
What is it exactly?
I'm asking it because I wanna make a HDR photo but I don't know how.
I read something about changing the exposure time but I'm to dumb to figure it out by myself
Thanks
please don't ask ME about HDR.I'm totally disoriented on that field.
I tried to make HDR myself some while ago and I gave up.too hard for me
but the result is AMAZING
actually I'm not asking you about the HDR. I'm asking what is the exposure time? how do I change it and all.
Is it about the Shutter speed? fast or slow?
When do I use fast, slow?
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Domecot
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Slow shutter speed for dark
Fast shutter speed for bright/day(when it is VERY sunny) |
BennyBaz
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On 2008-06-29 01:25:16, budala wrote:
Slow shutter speed for dark
Fast shutter speed for bright/day(when it is VERY sunny)
And when I use Slow in darkness, when I chose lower and higher option what is it affecting on?
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Domecot
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On 2008-06-29 01:30:25, BennyBaz wrote:
On 2008-06-29 01:25:16, budala wrote:
Slow shutter speed for dark
Fast shutter speed for bright/day(when it is VERY sunny)
And when I use Slow in darkness, when I chose lower and higher option what is it affecting on?
when You choose higher option the picture is brighter.You should ask Raiderski
to explain this therally.I don't know much about these things.For dark if with EM or SEM isn't good photo then I set manually the best combination that suites me/I like the best. |
Goldmen
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Shutter speed is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutter_speed
Exposure is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_%28photography%29
You can see also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_value
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_exposure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_latitude
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Posted: 2008-06-29 00:01
