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Post a picture (and video) taken with your K750i |
tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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From: MYR
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@numb
nice ride mate 
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nice flower.. but the colour on the purple flowers seems like over exposed? which cam driver that was?
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max_wedge
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This is with a lense out of an old camera held in front of the K750 lense:
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max_wedge
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Here's another:
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max_wedge
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Here's some night pics. The pics are all untouched (otherthan esato resizing). The pictures were taken at night time, on nightmode and under-exposed a few stops to eliminate noise:
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tranced
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i have version 5.3. why it happens?
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ilabstudios
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Does anyone use the K750i flash addon? Could we see samples taken with that, as I'm thinking of getting one. |
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Here's your request.. with nightmode off..
Original LED flash..
Plugged with MXE-60..
the flash indeed a better choice for a night shots.. hope you make up your mind 
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Here's few pics for today..
#1
#2 Teamwork..
#3 The closest i can get!.. or else it will fly off 
#4 its my dog.. Lion King Wannabe? 
#5 Sky Waves
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ilabstudios
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Nice dragon fly photo!
I'm impressed, It's quite hard to get a macro shot of an insect, unless you zoom in, but then the zoom is crap on the k750i :@ so it just gets pixilated |
max_wedge
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The K750 has an excellent macro mode, it's quite easy to get excellent close-ups like that with K750.
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ilabstudios
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but havent you noticed that once you zoom up to an object fully the quality decreases?
check out my macro of some stuff and you'll see, this was zoomed up 100%
This one wasn't focused properly enough and the lighting was poor
This was just me breakdancing in my garden which was set on a timer
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max_wedge
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I don't use digital zoom. Macro mode is for close ups - only within 60-15cm. You don't need to use zoom, though if you do you will get a much closer close-up, but of lower quality.
If you use Zoom of course it will degrade quality, the same as for non-macro mode.
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tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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@QuickShare: as always, doing magik with the cam.
@ilabstudio:nice u do breakdance. it would have been great if u were closer to the ducks.
I got some here:
remember tom?
he's in a deep thought
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Posted: 2006-09-02 21:54
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