Photo Trip

[freeformula]

Last Sunday, jofab, mgd, bagwis, kenneth and I went on a phototrip to Fort Santiago. It was fun and the weather cooperated. The best part of it was not the barbecue and drinks we had on Baywalk after, but the tips and practical experience I got while we were shooting. Thanks guys! Stay tuned for the posting of the pics we took...

[bagwis]

That was one fun photo trip. I learned a lot of tips from everyone.

Just to show you how truly a beginner I am, the first ever lesson I learned was really when I got home already and uploaded my pictures to my PowerBook. I noticed that my shots were unusually a bit noisy. When I checked the EXIF, all of the pictures I took were at ISO 3200! Arrrrggghhhh! (Actually, while I was shooting, I noticed too the unusual high shutter speeds I was getting even at f22, and it was by the thousands at f4. Kaya naman pala! Ayyyy tangi.)

This happened because Kenneth and I were discussing the add-ons of the Wasia hack (for the 300D). One of the features of this hack is the H or 3200 ISO setting. I failed to double check my settings, and thus, the very noisy photos. Bummer!

But anyway, just critique the composition, angle, and whatever you'd like to nitpick among my very few pictures. I would certainly appreciate them.

I hope this is not the last. I had so much fun! :beer:

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[randytamayo]

Oh crap, I was at Fort Santiago yesterday. I would have loved to join you guys!

When is the next photo trip?


rt

[bagwis]

My pictures are here and here.

My flickr gallery.

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[SuperMom]

Hey, I want to join your next photo trip.

[danieldy]

Originally posted by bagwis
I failed to double check my settings, and thus, the very noisy photos. Bummer!

Sometimes, noise actually adds a different feel to the photo. It gives them a dirty, gritty look.

[randytamayo]

Originally posted by danieldy

Originally posted by bagwis
I failed to double check my settings, and thus, the very noisy photos. Bummer!

Sometimes, noise actually adds a different feel to the photo. It gives them a dirty, gritty look.

And when you convert it to black & white, you'll get that old fast black & white film effect to boot!

rt

[bagwis]

[quote]Originally posted by danieldy

Originally posted by bagwis

Sometimes, noise actually adds a different feel to the photo. It gives them a dirty, gritty look.

Thanks, Daniel. That made me fell much better...:dry:

Originally posted by randytamayo

And when you convert it to black & white, you'll get that old fast black & white film effect to boot!

rt

Point taken, Randy. I'll try that out later.

[jofab]

Originally posted by bagwis
My pictures are here and here.

My flickr gallery.

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Dude, both links lead to Album #43. I think you need to check the link to the 2nd one to go to Album # 44. :-)

Had a good time hanging out with you guys!
The beer along the bay was cool too! It's hard to believe that I've never been to that area.

[bagwis]

Originally posted by jofab

Dude, both links lead to Album #43. I think you need to check the link to the 2nd one to go to Album # 44. :-)

Had a good time hanging out with you guys!
The beer along the bay was cool too! It's hard to believe that I've never been to that area.

Ok na! I did edited the post already.

Where are your pictures? And when's the next Photo Trip? :beer:

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