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Black Society
Who shall be king today? Devious plans attempted yet failed terriblly to impress me. Where are the mind twisting plots?! Disappointing. Thinking about prospects of being a photographer instead. A fren from church wants to buy over my D70 and i was considering upgrading to a S3Pro. However, if you notice, money didn't seem to be part of the equation here. Ideally, i would jump at the suggestion but as reality sets a check on me, some things just have to wait. Although I made a promise to fulfill my dream of having an exhibition on my 23rd bday, I still need to eat for the next two years. Money....dreams...
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Test Water
Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Tamron 90mm Micro
Exposure Time: 1/ 100 sec
F-Number: f/8.0
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 135 mm
I was expecting drop to generate some comments but as usual, the comment box remained as empty as ever. Simple comments like "yucks, i don't like the feel of it" or "hmmm nice attempt, keep it up!" will do wonders. At least i know that particular shot generates some interest. Anyway, this chopstick was used to aid me get the focus right for the "drop" shot. Because i was using the macro lens, the focus plane at this particular angle was very small hence the need for this precision.
hmmm nice attempt, keep it up!
Hahaha! okay okay.. nice shot. Love the greens. Very jade-y like
I suspect some..."cut & paste". If that's the case, i think i need to come up with a whole list available for download. muAhahaz. thanks!!!
yo uncle! :)
one question, why is the water green?
Its a very cool shot.. as in interesting.. though i am not sure what is conveyed..
maybe it would look better if can get rid of the smudges (as in the water marks u can see .. u noe wat i mean?) but i guess that can be seen as natural..
how will it look like if u can dun focus on the chopstick but on the water drop? can u actually do that with the cam or photoshop?
The water is green because i have a coloured paper below the plastic which was holding the water. =)
As for the focus thing, this was actually a "by-product" as i adjust the focus for the previous "drop" shot. However, the chopstick and the water drop are in the same plane so i can't focus on one yet ditch the other... though ps can cure that with ease but it won't be natural right?
hee...wah comments are coming in after i start whining!
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