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@Sunny Boi: hey Sunny please let me know what kind of settings did you use to click these pictures at night. i had tried something simillar but they dont come out to be as sharp. am sure you using a much better cam but any other setting apart from that.
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Bump...can anyone pls help me...Originally posted by k2cool_87 View PostsigpicGirls are like roads, more the curves, more the dangerous they are.
To ride or not to ride?? is a....
very very stupid question....Comment
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@K2Cool_87: The two options that i feel should make you comfortable with are Panasonic Lumix FZ35 or Canon PowerShot SX20. Both are prosumers and ample amount of automatic as well as manual settings. Pesonally I would recommend FZ35 because you can attach lenses and filters on it, it can store images in RAW format and also it uses Lithium Ion battery back, so at one charge you should be able to take 400-500 shots and extra battery pack comes for as low as 400-500rs. So you keep a lot spare ones, and charging is also very quick.
Check out comparison at http://www.neutralday.com/canon-powe...umix-dmc-fz35/
Last edited by viny; 03-11-2010, 05:46 PM.Somebody Stop Me.....
Brakes Failed :(Comment
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thanks for the link. well what do you think about the lens and what kind of a lens is it?? it says cosina.Originally posted by saif71184 View PostThats a beauty!! Any Plans to sell it
check out this video YouTube - How to use a manual SLR 35mm cameraComment
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Better lens. I'm using a Tamron 15-50 f/2.8 VC and those pics were handheld. One of the clarke quay pics is a 1.6sec handheld with the silky water surface.Originally posted by Nirvana View Post
If you're using a tripod, set the lowest ISO you can with the camera and take pictures in RAW if using a DSLR.Yamaha RX165 5-Speed
Yamaha RD350
HH Karizma
Honda NSR150SPComment
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A few macro photographs from my end.
The Proud "Lady" - a close-up portrait of a lady-bug
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Wow! Some very very nice pics there! Love each and every one of them!
Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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Thanks Abhijeet.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View PostWow! Some very very nice pics there! Love each and every one of them!
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Beautiful clicks dada..
Here one pic from my side, clicked by Gaurav (my friend) and Processed by me..
Hope you people will like it..
Orignal pic (clicked by Gaurav)
Processed Image (By me)
Regards
-VRN / Varun_r15Last edited by varun_r15; 03-15-2010, 03:26 PM.sigpic
I even play with my Scale Models
2006- HONDA DIO
2007- BAJAJ PLATINA (sold)
2008- YAMAHA YZF R15
201*- HONDA SBK (some day :D)
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@Aryan.....
Outstanding macros.....especially picture no.1, and that Ladybird one. Speechless!!!
.....SimbaComment
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@aryan:just awesome...those macros are super coolIt all begins with a thumb-start -- Oh, wait, I forgot the kill-switchComment
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Awesome Macros, one question though, why is the ladybird posterized?Originally posted by Aryan View PostA few macro photographs from my end.
The Proud "Lady" - a close-up portrait of a lady-bug
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@Simba, Varun, Srini: Thank you guys.
@Saif: Yes, the ladybird is a little posterized. I had done so in post-processing, purposefully. Just trying out different things these days.
@Varun: I liked the PP effects, care to share the procedure please?
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One picture for the day:
The Curator
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