Photos of buses V2? Post them here
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do u hav tis pic in full size..?nice sparkin new bus..Originally posted by ^tamago^:7462E on 143
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http://i19.tinypic.com/4znwlt3.jpgOriginally posted by patdog112:do u hav tis pic in full size..?nice sparkin new bus.. -
thxOriginally posted by ^tamago^:
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np.. for full size, the quality a bit compromised... the original is 3008x2000 but surely sux cos no tripod and bus is moving...Originally posted by patdog112:thx 
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SLR?Originally posted by ^tamago^:np.. for full size, the quality a bit compromised... the original is 3008x2000 but surely sux cos no tripod and bus is moving... -
yeah.Originally posted by SBS1985C:SLR? -
do u hav the 3008X2000 one..? can email meOriginally posted by ^tamago^:np.. for full size, the quality a bit compromised... the original is 3008x2000 but surely sux cos no tripod and bus is moving... -
cannot. it's too big.Originally posted by patdog112:do u hav the 3008X2000 one..? can email me 
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Eh, I never use tripod also one leh...Originally posted by ^tamago^:yeah.
Now I planning to do panning, lols... -
but without tripod usually hands cannot get steady enough for originals bigger than 1500x1000 leh.Originally posted by jetabt767400:Eh, I never use tripod also one leh...
Now I planning to do panning, lols...
around 180 or 360 panning?
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Erm, haha, shutter speed 1/40-60 and aperture follow ev settings of +0.3, and then pan, at abt 90 degrees coverage between right 45 to left 45, snap at around front?!Originally posted by ^tamago^:but without tripod usually hands cannot get steady enough for originals bigger than 1500x1000 leh.
around 180 or 360 panning?
For normal shots, I use 1/200-320/400 and ISO 200 in evening, 100 for afternoons, if aperture drop below f6.3 and I will use ISO 200 regardless of sunlight amount, tts cos I trust my cam, for those who dun trust they stick ISO 100 best.
Just some of my own methods, as they may screw up for you, please try not to follow. Thanks. -
Very nice shot I must say!Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:SBS3721J on 225
(C) Copyright , Volvo Olympian
In terms of sunlight direction, I must say that you have really improved a lot a lot better compared to your previous shots...
In terms of angle, I must also say that you did a lot more good job than before.
Therefore, correct sunlight (and direction) + correct angle = very nice photos!
Keep it up the good work!! 1 fine day I'm going to bring you out for advancement to night shots when you are free! =)
P.S: I purposely quote the whole pix instead of hyper link it because this photo of yours really deserved to be complement! =)
To others: If such a junior of mine who previously have kns shots but now can even produce very nice shots, I'm sure the others like TIB433S, brotherchen1982 (especially for your tilted bus for the premium svc), SBS9889U, ngjy22, and a lot more of you out there can do it too! It's only a matter of whether you guys want to achieve it or not.. ^^ =) -
Originally posted by my@jas:
Not bad le I must say... Different cameras works differently for all the night shots.. Well, it's pretty good that you can have a clear night shots plus the fact that you can make the "star burst" effect on the headlight makes me even more impressed. I supposed you use a DSLR to create this starbust effect? Or if not, your camera may has this function to adjust the aperture value manually that create this kind of effect?? =)
Some night shots taken today.
(Pls pardon the cones, I was trying to play with the modes available)
[b]SBS0948S on Svc 163 (Using Tungsten & exposure +2/3)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/948SonSvc163Part1.jpg
SBS1886E on Svc 82 (Using Night Mode)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/1886EonSvc82Part1.jpg
SBS7463C on Svc 80 (Using Night Mode & exposure +1/3)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/7463ConSvc80Part1.jpg
All the photos turn out so yellowish irregardless of the mode used. Is it normal or did I use the wrong mode? Feel free to give any comments.
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Originally posted by my@jas:
Hmm, I think it was the tungsten white balance that caused the yellowish effect. Have played with it and the florescent WB and the tungsten will produce the effect, hmm, like yellowish (warm tones) and the florescent will produce bluish tones. At night, it would be best to put to AWB and test some shots, if they have yellowish tones it would be great to adjust back to sunlight WB.
Some night shots taken today.
(Pls pardon the cones, I was trying to play with the modes available)
[b]SBS0948S on Svc 163 (Using Tungsten & exposure +2/3)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/948SonSvc163Part1.jpg
SBS1886E on Svc 82 (Using Night Mode)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/1886EonSvc82Part1.jpg
SBS7463C on Svc 80 (Using Night Mode & exposure +1/3)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/jason0641985/Others/7463ConSvc80Part1.jpg
All the photos turn out so yellowish irregardless of the mode used. Is it normal or did I use the wrong mode? Feel free to give any comments.
Thank you [/b]
But I like the pictures, with some PS adjustment to the WB it would look great. This shows time and again that small compact cameras can do wonders that a DSLR sometimes cannot. -
ISO100 1/320s f8 at 50mm. 0 step compensation at shutter piority mode.
Come to pass, its still a bus photo. No creativity added.
Thanks to the sun of course, but of course luck comes in hard too, luckily it didn't rain... -
18 July 2007
TIB 1034D On Service 188
http://smrtbuses.fotopic.net/p43272749.html
Sorry for the angle and its blur. hard to take pic while Traffice Jam. last min saw it also -
What do you think of my photos?
RIP.
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what a pretty foto!Originally posted by jetabt767400:
ISO100 1/320s f8 at 50mm. 0 step compensation at shutter piority mode.
Come to pass, its still a bus photo. No creativity added.
Thanks to the sun of course, but of course luck comes in hard too, luckily it didn't rain... -
Originally posted by patdog112:what a pretty foto! hav it in a bigger size..?
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ok. if it's a cameo shot i'll usually test with a few buses before the real one comes. in this case the sunlight was pretty bright and shining towards me so i had to take my shots under the bridge to shield it away.Originally posted by jetabt767400:Erm, haha, shutter speed 1/40-60 and aperture follow ev settings of +0.3, and then pan, at abt 90 degrees coverage between right 45 to left 45, snap at around front?!
For normal shots, I use 1/200-320/400 and ISO 200 in evening, 100 for afternoons, if aperture drop below f6.3 and I will use ISO 200 regardless of sunlight amount, tts cos I trust my cam, for those who dun trust they stick ISO 100 best.
Just some of my own methods, as they may screw up for you, please try not to follow. Thanks. -
Hmm, I see, yeah when I kinda like see the bus coming along had to make some fine tuning first, you know how many dials and settings large cameras can have, cannot rival smaller cameras lols...Originally posted by ^tamago^:ok. if it's a cameo shot i'll usually test with a few buses before the real one comes. in this case the sunlight was pretty bright and shining towards me so i had to take my shots under the bridge to shield it away.
When I cannot get a shot I would also feel banging the wall, arggh, but when I get the shot I want, needless to say there will be small celebration, until the next bus comes along...! -
ACT PRO ONLY LA SHOWOFF TWIT.Originally posted by jetabt767400:Hmm, I see, yeah when I kinda like see the bus coming along had to make some fine tuning first, you know how many dials and settings large cameras can have, cannot rival smaller cameras lols...
When I cannot get a shot I would also feel banging the wall, arggh, but when I get the shot I want, needless to say there will be small celebration, until the next bus comes along...!
Freedom of speech wat, loser. See all your post act professional.
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Yeah, what I was supposed to take the photo below but it didn't turn out well instead, cos too much sunlight reduces the sharpness of the shot.Originally posted by jetabt767400:Hmm, I see, yeah when I kinda like see the bus coming along had to make some fine tuning first, you know how many dials and settings large cameras can have, cannot rival smaller cameras lols...
When I cannot get a shot I would also feel banging the wall, arggh, but when I get the shot I want, needless to say there will be small celebration, until the next bus comes along...!
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Originally posted by F_B_I:
[b]ACT PRO ONLY LA SHOWOFF TWIT.
Freedom of speech wat, loser. See all your post act professional. [/b]
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*With credits given to Volvo Olympian
