DSLR guppy photography sharing section

[mnoor]

Originally Posted by 5050

Thank Angelo for the session. Very informative.

Also meet up some of you in person.

This is one photo taken with my Nikon D3000 which is the entry level DSLR without the macro len (1/200 and f5.6)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22099667/One...In%20Flash.jpg

In order to get the effort of black background a macro len is required.

Cheers

Chiu

Bro 5050, I hereby confirmed that your Nikon D3000 can also be used as a commander unit an the Nikon SB600 as slave unit. Meaning, Nikon CLS can be done, just like my D70s.

Here's the link:-

http://www.photographyblog.com/revie...pecifications/

[mnoor]

Bro 5050, further to the above post, pls refer to this link for the CLS feature of your D3000.

http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/spee...patibility.htm

Thank you.

Thank you for sharing the information. I still need a macro len and a remote flash, no immediate intention to get them yet.

Cheers

Chu

Originally Posted by mnoor

Bro 5050, further to the above post, pls refer to this link for the CLS feature of your D3000.

http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/spee...patibility.htm

Thank you.

guys. Sincere apologies. Video taking a little longer than expected as the file is a bit big. Have to edit a bit. And also need convert file format. But promise will get it up when I can. Sorry once again.

[issacyeo]

Originally Posted by rnkw

guys. Sincere apologies. Video taking a little longer than expected as the file is a bit big. Have to edit a bit. And also need convert file format. But promise will get it up when I can. Sorry once again.

np bro rnkw. good stuff is worth the wait.

[fireblade]

waiting patiently and neck growing longer :P

YouTube Video

Hi guys. Sorry i converted it down to a bit lower quality because it was simply taking too much time to upload. Sincerely apologize to all. Enjoy and i hope you guys learn as much from it as i have.

P.S. If anyone wants the high quality version, send me a pm then i arrange to let you copy from a thumb drive or sth.

cheers.
Rainer.

[mnoor]

Thks for the video. Very well taken and captured.

There's one comment I would like to make.

Towards the end of the video shoot, the exposure was too over exposed. " Too much additional light lah" when the participant asked bro angelo a question, lol!

Angelo mentioned in video that we can use the front shot with the help of tilting the angle. May I know what angle is it? As I haven't got a remote flash controller yet, so would like to try the other method.

He didn't specifically show us on the day itself the tilting one. What we did was do a lot more on this setup. Maybe Angelo might want to supplement this thread with more of his skills?