Point-and-Shoot Cam Photos!

[Sue323]

@annj_143- Hi thanks for your message and for starting this thread. Nag sign-up tuloy ako sa forum na'to.

Here are some new pics taken using my compact p&s
In diguise


Seconds before touchdown


Crappy ba??? :-)

[kydlatmijares]

@annj_143- Hi thanks for your message and for starting this thread. Nag sign-up tuloy ako sa forum na'to.

Here are some new pics taken using my compact p&s
In diguise


Seconds before touchdown


Crappy ba??? :-)

No.
That's beautiful!
Parang DSLR na rin ah!

[Sue323]

Lol! That's an insult to my compact P&S :-)
Here's an article about how I get to maximize the features of my camera: Seeing & knowing when to see

Here are links to the mentioned photos in the article:
Should I stay or should I go
Hoverfly in flight
Just to break the monotony

[shadowboxer]

^ Hi idol!

God, I love your photos. How do you like our shots?

[Sue323]

Thanks!!
Among the pics that you have posted, I think the best one is that pica-pica pic. I like the concept of the photo 'the difference between heaven & hell' but there are over-exposed parts on the 'heaven' side.

I like the photos of misternmisis too, nicely composed shots.

[shadowboxer]

Thanks, idol!

But uh, the said overexposure is actually part of the "heaven" effect.

When I noticed it I knew I had to capture it on cam quick.

[Sue323]

^hahaha! I thought it was just the angel. It was that light pala.

[sagara]

Taken with my old sony cybershot.

[somuchmore]

Here's an article about how I get to maximize the features of my camera: Seeing & knowing when to see

so,

- shoot on a nice weather

- take many shots of the same subject

any more tips?

[bananaQ]

Canon S5IS

[misternmisis]

I like the photos of misternmisis too, nicely composed shots.

Salamat

BananaQ .... ^^ owwww... cutie! galing

[RetroManila]

Crap ang Point and Click?

Who said so?

[somuchmore]

[Sue323]

so,

- shoot on a nice weather

- take many shots of the same subject

any more tips?

Listen to constructive criticisms

Tip from from M. Plonsky: Get used to deleting most of the shots you take. As you gain skill, the hit rate goes up a bit (sometimes)- I find this very helpful, that way you won't settle for shots that are "pwede na" you will always strive to get the best possible shot.

Maximize the features of your camera- don't be afraid to change settings, just experiment. No harm in trying, libre naman eh :-)

If you like macro photography (like me), get really close to the subject- even if it may sting yeah everything has a price

@bananaQ- I love that squirrel pic!

[somuchmore]

get really close to the subject- even if it may sting yeah everything has a price

i tried taking taking taking pictures of insects today (inspired by your pictures). nangangati tuloy ako ngayon.

pero ok lang. mukha namang may improvement.

[extrarice311]

somuchmore: how did you get that effect on your leaf shot?
and what camera were you using?

[somuchmore]

aling effect?
canon a590.

[Sue323]

i tried taking taking taking pictures of insects today (inspired by your pictures). nangangati tuloy ako ngayon.

pero ok lang. mukha namang may improvement.

Actually it's the ugly things around my subjects that give me rashes eh, like stinging nettles and some mosquitoes especially in late afternoon.

About your leaf photo mas okay if you will focus on one droplet only. Sometimes it's tsambahan especially if you are using auto mode. Try to use manual focusing, it's quite tricky but the results are usually better.

[somuchmore]

manual focusing

i have yet to learn how to focus manually. sige, pag-aaralan ko yun bukas.

salamat!

[annj_143]

@annj_143- Hi thanks for your message and for starting this thread. Nag sign-up tuloy ako sa forum na'to.


Crappy ba??? :-)

wow sue! you're here! ehehe..thanks for the tips..btw, im planning to get a canon g9...do you think that's ok?hehe

grabe i've told friends about you and your shots..idol! hahahaha