Some would choose to a more natural exposure such as taking a stream of shooting water, Im more into what cant be seen by our naked eyes ..... we cant blink at the speed of 1/1250 of a sec, thats why we need the help of a camera that can do just that ....
All these shots were taken around a swimming pool fountain at Selesa Resort PD with SAL55-200mm f3.5-f5.6




that's a super hi-tech shot
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wah.. not bad wo.. haha.. using the F1.7 ar?
ReplyDeletemanual focus or auto? i bet on manual. haha.
cindy : hiya! hows life in lunton girl?! nothing high tech bout these shots ... just the correct setting oni :)
ReplyDeleteyikyang : tenkiu lu kung hei fatt choy!
thomas : nice leh!!!
buttercup : f5.6 - f9 manual focus ... the water moving too fast to use AF ler