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Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Long Range Fighter



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Migraine

The headache is killing me. The dream is bothering me. I'm not acting normal. CSI is pretty nice to past time. I've finished season 4.

8 Comments:

Blogger jcyrhs said...

Long Range Fighter

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Nikkor 50mm
Exposure Time: 1/100 sec
F-Number: f/1.8
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: -2/3 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 75 mm

Took this for DP challenge some time back. Meant for the background to be totally blurred (thus f1.8) and the greenery was suppose to camouflage the tapped up lens. btw, it's my new sigma 70-200 HSM.

06 December, 2005 12:49  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hmm.. it won't totally be camouflaged, not by some garden plants.. lol.

but i do kinda like this picture. it's a bit humourous.

06 December, 2005 16:42  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is that your tripod and your big-ass Sigma?! If yes, why is it in army camo?!

I'd treat this as a "fun" photo than something you want to gather compositional/technical feedback on hor. Heh.

Joel: I saw your gallery, and yeah I think you do need to seperate those that you wish to receive feedback on from your personal fun stuff. Constructive critiques takes considerable effort on the critic's part to analyse and offer their genuine feedback. :)

06 December, 2005 19:50  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey on the other hand, so it is true that the 1.8 50mm Nikkor glass does offer very rough bokeh...

06 December, 2005 19:52  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hmm.. i guess this calls for a photoblog, of coz my gallery will still be updated. maybe will get that done during the hols when i'm back home.

06 December, 2005 21:30  
Blogger joel said...

Okay, made my photoblog.. Looks like I AM bored.. Jee, no surprise in that though. Yiren, your turn to 'repay' my comments.. lol..

WTH, why do they have to display the " This post has been removed by the author." ?? Sorry man, dirty ur blog.. :P

Anyway, it's at

06 December, 2005 23:18  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ok tis comment is so going to be irrelevant :) Yep, regarding your ww2 series..will be looking fwd to kranji war memorial...i dunno many war sites/memorials...*hit head*..argghh *lousy singaporean*

07 December, 2005 10:52  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

J: it's not surprising why many people sell their 1.8 to go for the smoother 1.4, but well, poor man's tool. =)

joel: i didn't get the address. keke

i'll be getting my powerbook back...can't wait. =)i'm so bored at home, can't study and i can't sleep well too.

07 December, 2005 13:48  

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