PHILIPPINES III: Dinuguan Anyone?

Canajun wrote in post #15905958
You got a Lumix now?

still the Olympus OM-D

here's the whole family now

monk3y wrote in post #15906021
still the Olympus OM-D

here's the whole family now

Oh OK, I Just assumed you were showing your latest acquisition on that 2nd photo.


You got a nice collection here. Pretty cute flash too.

Canajun wrote in post #15906032
Oh OK, I Just assumed you were showing your latest acquisition on that 2nd photo.

haha ohh no it's the display rack on the place where I traded my stuff

JuvarAbrera wrote in post #15905469
Thanks sir. I like your bird shots, too. Nice!

I agree. I like his watermark that's why I changed mine.

Here's another kingfisher. I think they're becoming less shy because weeks ago, they'll fly away when I'm getting closer to them. But now, not really. )

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ja_0130 by xProf, on Flickr

nice!

Peter2516 wrote in post #15905675

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1304_untitled_030-Edit by Peter Bangayan, on Flickr

nice peter!

monk3y wrote in post #15905818
Sold all my Nikon stuff today...

and just tried a new lens 75mm f/1.8 (FF=150mm)

taken at 300mm (FF equivalent to 600mm)

here's at 75mm

nice steven! so it's your third system now, right?

Canajun wrote in post #15906032
Oh OK, I Just assumed you were showing your latest acquisition on that 2nd photo.


You got a nice collection here. Pretty cute flash too.

Thanks Haha the flash is free with the camera... I rarely ever use flash but I just put it there for back fill.

The 75mm f/1.8 looks so sexy and so far the photos seems to be very sexy as well

Here's another shot with the 75mm f/1.8 Wide open no processing whatsoever..just converted it to jpeg

ianxxxchua wrote in post #15906142
nice steven! so it's your third system now, right?

Thanks Ian Yeap, my beginner kit was the Canon 500D, then upgraded to Nikon D700 and then now Olympus... A few months ago I would've never thought about letting go of my Nikon gear.

Thinking about it, I should have sold everything back there in Pinas... I sold my D700 for just $800 or so although it was pretty beat up, no box no camera cover etc.

Took these Sunrise shots from the resort in Bohol where we checked in. Used a Hoya ND8 filter to get the dreamy effect of the water but the Sun was rising fast that's why I was not able to take longer than 5 secs. exposure. Besides, the waves were rocking those boats really hard so taking long exposures will only make the boats more blurry than they already are. Should have bought the ND400 Filter instead. Oh well, charge to experience.

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monk3y wrote in post #15906170
Thanks Haha the flash is free with the camera... I rarely ever use flash but I just put it there for back fill.

The 75mm f/1.8 looks so sexy and so far the photos seems to be very sexy as well

understatement of the year. Great shot of Famous there.

ianxxxchua wrote in post #15906354
Took these Sunrise shots from the resort in Bohol where we checked in. Used a Hoya ND8 filter to get the dreamy effect of the water but the Sun was rising fast that's why I was not able to take longer than 5 secs. exposure. Besides, the waves were rocking those boats really hard so taking long exposures will only make the boats more blurry than they already are. Should have bought the ND400 Filter instead. Oh well, charge to experience.

maybe it's just my crappy laptop monitor but I think you could have gone longer than 5 secs. But then again I agree that your biggest problem were the boats.

ianxxxchua wrote in post #15906354
Took these Sunrise shots from the resort in Bohol where we checked in. Used a Hoya ND8 filter to get the dreamy effect of the water but the Sun was rising fast that's why I was not able to take longer than 5 secs. exposure. Besides, the waves were rocking those boats really hard so taking long exposures will only make the boats more blurry than they already are. Should have bought the ND400 Filter instead. Oh well, charge to experience.

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Nice shot although I think a GND could help you a lot here, I used to stack both ND and GND before

ohhh I miss shooting long exposures

Canajun wrote in post #15906359
understatement of the year. Great shot of Famous there.

Thanks hehe

Canajun wrote in post #15906369
maybe it's just my crappy laptop monitor but I think you could have gone longer than 5 secs. But then again I agree that your biggest problem were the boats.

yeap I think he could, although without a GND there's no point in exposing this shot more since the color will become wash out... and the water is smooth enough I think

Canajun wrote in post #15906369
maybe it's just my crappy laptop monitor but I think you could have gone longer than 5 secs. But then again I agree that your biggest problem were the boats.

thanks mr. jun but i tried longer than 5 secs and it gave me a washed out result.

monk3y wrote in post #15906370
Nice shot although I think a GND could help you a lot here, I used to stack both ND and GND before

ohhh I miss shooting long exposures


Thanks hehe

thanks steven. i wished i had a GND or a CPL too! but i was only able to buy the 3 stop ND before the flight because i saved my money for the trip.

ianxxxchua wrote in post #15906392
thanks steven. i wished i had a GND or a CPL too! but i was only able to buy the 3 stop ND before the flight because i saved my money for the trip.

CPL wouldn't help on that situation I think... to be honest on all my photos I almost never used a CPL I know lot's of landscape photogs love to use CPL.

3 stop ND is a good start for sure though more practice