[Photos of Buses] January 2010
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16/01/10
1st attempt at panning:
Burned by Dengue!
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Originally posted by Rk 2010:
Sorry to say these photos looks grainy.. maybe overzoom or evening
? I do find my shots turn out like that at times, so do understand my comments are not meant to criticise.I'm aghast to see VSO on 60 though it has happened and can possibly happen, just that 28, 88 are more likely routes to get the cameos.
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Originally posted by Spanish hog:
Sorry to say these photos looks grainy.. maybe overzoom or evening
? I do find my shots turn out like that at times, so do understand my comments are not meant to criticise.I'm aghast to see VSO on 60 though it has happened and can possibly happen, just that 28, 88 are more likely routes to get the cameos.
his camera has this weird problem. -
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
screwed EDS
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Originally posted by TWS4793:
N.E.mation @ Bedok: SBS 0458P - Service 66
That day I saw spammage of three N.E. mation!4 buses on 130, 66 and one more at CSM there.
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
With Nikon D5000 which is my new camera...
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
Seriously I recommended you to still use a compact digital camera when you are not so exposed to better cameras. I started myself with cameras only last year, May with a quite lousy camera which cannot pan pictures well. Then for some reasons the LCD broke, without reaching one month lifespan. Now using my second camera, I know why my old cam cannot pan pictures from a Sony catalogue, I have to set shutter speed at the highest 1/1000? If my camera can go that high....
That day MSN I was trying to give you ideas from all these Woodlands-ers taking bus pictures at various spots. The next time I am trying at Woodlands will be at the checkpoint :D If you can get the angle well, you can get very nice shots. Ask Rk 2010 when he saw me at BNL. I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
New shots:
SBS458P on 66
SBS8266Z on 21
SBS517C on 130
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Originally posted by SBS8214Z:
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
Seriously I recommended you to still use a compact digital camera when you are not so exposed to better cameras. I started myself with cameras only last year, May with a quite lousy camera which cannot pan pictures well. Then for some reasons the LCD broke, without reaching one month lifespan. Now using my second camera, I know why my old cam cannot pan pictures from a Sony catalogue, I have to set shutter speed at the highest 1/1000? If my camera can go that high....
That day MSN I was trying to give you ideas from all these Woodlands-ers taking bus pictures at various spots. The next time I am trying at Woodlands will be at the checkpoint :D If you can get the angle well, you can get very nice shots. Ask Rk 2010 when he saw me at BNL. I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
So long already still quote it...zzz
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
So long already still quote it...zzz
and i seriously think that it's so wasted to get such a good camera that costs $1300 but u just put it to waste...wonder if u use auto...
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Originally posted by SBS8214Z:
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
Seriously I recommended you to still use a compact digital camera when you are not so exposed to better cameras. I started myself with cameras only last year, May with a quite lousy camera which cannot pan pictures well. Then for some reasons the LCD broke, without reaching one month lifespan. Now using my second camera, I know why my old cam cannot pan pictures from a Sony catalogue, I have to set shutter speed at the highest 1/1000? If my camera can go that high....
That day MSN I was trying to give you ideas from all these Woodlands-ers taking bus pictures at various spots. The next time I am trying at Woodlands will be at the checkpoint :D If you can get the angle well, you can get very nice shots. Ask Rk 2010 when he saw me at BNL. I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
New shots:
SBS458P on 66
SBS8266Z on 21
SBS517C on 130
imo SMB66X's pics aren't bad. If you are comparing about the angles, I think SMB66X can easily achieve rk2010's standard, if angle was something you tried to recommend earlier.
from what I have have seen so far, I've never seen rk2010 taking bus pics from the bus stop itself. So I think you have chosen the wrong example to show SMB66X. There's no criticism about these pics.
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Originally posted by sbs&tibs:
from what I have have seen so far, I've never seen rk2010 taking bus pics from the bus stop itself. So I think you have chosen the wrong example to show SMB66X. There's no criticism about these pics.
And just coincidentally, the 9800A pic Rk2010 posted on this pg was taken at a bus stop
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Originally posted by jcqh:
And just coincidentally, the 9800A pic Rk2010 posted on this pg was taken at a bus stop
You have mistaken what I've said.
I was saying about taking bus pics from bus stop itself, where the front of the bus looks bigger. rk2010 was standing opposite the bus stop taking an offside shot. There's a difference on where you snap.
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Originally posted by SBS8214Z:
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
New shots:
SBS458P on 66
SBS8266Z on 21
SBS517C on 130
yeah i totally agree with you! the 3 pics you posted really have NICE angles!!! good job!
this shot was also taken at about the same distance. which angle is nicer?
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
The angle used in this picture is rather good. The target (which is the bus) is also captured in the center of the picture. Try using this picture as a gauge to see which picture is good and which is bad. Don't worry about the center thing as you can crop the picture in Windows Live Gallery so that the target can always be in the center after cropping
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Originally posted by SBS8214Z:
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
Seriously I recommended you to still use a compact digital camera when you are not so exposed to better cameras. I started myself with cameras only last year, May with a quite lousy camera which cannot pan pictures well. Then for some reasons the LCD broke, without reaching one month lifespan. Now using my second camera, I know why my old cam cannot pan pictures from a Sony catalogue, I have to set shutter speed at the highest 1/1000? If my camera can go that high....
That day MSN I was trying to give you ideas from all these Woodlands-ers taking bus pictures at various spots. The next time I am trying at Woodlands will be at the checkpoint :D If you can get the angle well, you can get very nice shots. Ask Rk 2010 when he saw me at BNL. I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
New shots:
SBS458P on 66
SBS8266Z on 21
SBS517C on 130
as an observer, i personally feel SMB66X's photos are not that bad. In photography as a whole, we don't only talk about angles. I assume you're using a compact camera and have not laid you hands on a DSLR before. Compact camera, self-explained, is a point and shoot camera.
Lighting in a DSLR is controlled by 4 factors, ISO, EV, Shutter Speed and Apeture. You need to adjust these 4 values to strike a balance. You think it's easy, i assure you not. Even me being a user of a D90 for quite some time, is still trying out many things.
Just let him try out his camera. It takes time.
Panning: How are you going to pan when you set 1/1000?
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Originally posted by lifelikedrama:
Panning: How are you going to pan when you set 1/1000?
i personally suggest 1/40 to 1/100.
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Originally posted by sbs&tibs:
imo SMB66X's pics aren't bad. If you are comparing about the angles, I think SMB66X can easily achieve rk2010's standard, if angle was something you tried to recommend earlier.
from what I have have seen so far, I've never seen rk2010 taking bus pics from the bus stop itself. So I think you have chosen the wrong example to show SMB66X. There's no criticism about these pics.
actually RK2010 did before
he was with me 
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Originally posted by SBS8214Z:
(Not trying to nag at you ar)
Seriously I recommended you to still use a compact digital camera when you are not so exposed to better cameras. I started myself with cameras only last year, May with a quite lousy camera which cannot pan pictures well. Then for some reasons the LCD broke, without reaching one month lifespan. Now using my second camera, I know why my old cam cannot pan pictures from a Sony catalogue, I have to set shutter speed at the highest 1/1000? If my camera can go that high....
That day MSN I was trying to give you ideas from all these Woodlands-ers taking bus pictures at various spots. The next time I am trying at Woodlands will be at the checkpoint :D If you can get the angle well, you can get very nice shots. Ask Rk 2010 when he saw me at BNL. I actually stood quite far from the exit of the bus interchange at somewhere near the carpark exit just trying to test angles. You can test different angles if you are not that familliar with some areas. You should have remembered suggestions I gave when I MSN-ed you.
New shots:
SBS458P on 66
SBS8266Z on 21
SBS517C on 130
U see his current photos.Compare them wit his old pics.They r so much more better and improved then last time rite?At least be happy tat he has improved so much in taking photos instead of quoting so long ago photos as he mentioned.. -
17/1
TIB1034D on 188 (KJDEP 190)
Yes, I know... I just alighted from it and was lucky to even get a shot.
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Originally posted by sgbuses:
17/1
TIB1034D on 188 (KJDEP 190)
Yes, I know... I just alighted from it and was lucky to even get a shot.
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Fresh from the oven.....
TIB1034D on Sv 188
The rest are casual photoshoots:
SBS230D on Sv 402
SBS8542D on Sv 402
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Originally posted by lifelikedrama:
Panning: How are you going to pan when you set 1/1000?
depends on ur luck. if u are lucky, ur front will be quite clear, while the body will be quite "panning".