mmu prom night 2010

1.speed: 2", F16, manual, iso:250


2.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual


3.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual


4.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual



5.speed: 1/25, F4, manual: iso:800


6.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual


7.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual, iso:200


8.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual, iso:200


9.speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual, iso:200


10.speed: 1/30, F9, manual, iso:200


11.speed: 8 F4.5, manual, iso:200


12.speed: 1/4 F4.5, manual, iso:200


13.speed: 1/15, F1.8, manual


14.speed: 1/60, F8, manual, iso:200


15.speed: 1/13, F6.3, manual, iso:200


16.speed: 1/100, F5.6, manual, iso:200


17.speed: 1/100, F5.6, manual, iso:200


18.speed: 1/100, F5.6, manual, iso:200


19. speed: 1/60, F5.6, manual, iso:200

20.speed: 1/100, F5.6, manual, iso:200

MJ reborned, he looks really similar! I guess can say nice 'cosplay'?

he is a chinese dancer...

Eh kokwai, this porn night only got MJ?

i din shoot other performance...i just shoot the participant...search model for photonian shooting...hahaha...

It is time you post some of the models you found

upload le...hehe...ok ma???

1 comment.....many pics(girls) are OOF....

yea lo...OOF...i oso know...but is too late...next time will be more careful le...dono y always OOF de...so sad...how r???

kokwai, pls bring your camera to the gathering. We will try to guide u thru.

okok...thy...

Please do not post less then FIVE words.

Sak, are you using area mode for the AF? or single point AF? I think got a few are due to handshake. Tough to know as there are no exif data on the images hmm.

CY wrote:Sak, are you using area mode for the AF? or single point AF? I think got a few are due to handshake. Tough to know as there are no exif data on the images hmm.

Cannot be handshake if the focal length is close and further more flash was used.

This is something I'm not sure, but from the picture exposure it seems like either slow shutter or high ISO was used. But the images don't have exif data attached to further confirm. Maybe Sak can attach the settings, f/stop shuttter, ISO and focal length.

Hmmm... Hope it's not the front/back focusing issue on ur lens/body... If not then it might be a pain is AXX.... I've been there and i know the pain.... =.=//

kokwai wrote:yea lo...OOF...i oso know...but is too late...next time will be more careful le...dono y always OOF de...so sad...how r???

hahaha....dont always handshake lah when see leng lui

What mode were u using?

Slow shutter could be the caused.

Yup yup.. that's important for our sifu to judge the problem.. may be u can give some detail of the setting. and shutter speed in here for some of the OOF photos and let them judge...

i ady put the detail at the photo there...i think the problem is because of the slow speed and hand shake...

kokwai wrote:i ady put the detail at the photo there...i think the problem is because of the slow speed and hand shake...

a lot of ur 50mm pics is using this setting

speed: 1/30, F1.8, manual, iso:200

1/30 is just too slow unless u got yoga hands....lol

up maybe to 1/60,1/80, 1/100

50mm 1.8 is not sharp at 1.8, maybe up to f2.8

iso 200, up to maybe iso 400,500,600 to capture more ambient light.....

yea lo...i think need at least 1/60...next time will try it again with different setting...thy...

kokwai wrote:yea lo...i think need at least 1/60...next time will try it again with different setting...thy...

go with 1/100 if u dunno how slow ur hand can handle.....

better be safe

yea...will make it for lesson...

For 50mm, it does not have VR. Which means for most people, a 1/75s shutter will be required. If you're doing 1/30s, your hit rate would be low despite having flash.

Rule of thumb to avoid hand shake is to use 1/effective focal length. In your case, 50*1.5 -> 75 so 1/75s. But of course some people can hold it much more steady, or the lens has image stabilizer to assist.

Ofcos when using flash u can further slow down ur shutter speed from ur normal comfortable zone just hv to be moderate to avoid killing the ambient light lo. Hehehe... about the IS ar... Buy the body with IS then u can hv IS in all the lens..