Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by highlander » Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:29 am
B747 wrote:Our improving airport...
Nice shot! @10mm at that!
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by B747 » Sat Mar 21, 2009 7:26 pm
highlander wrote:Nice shot! @10mm at that!
Many thanks sir highlander!
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by CarloNasol » Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:03 am
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by somethingmishy » Wed Mar 25, 2009 11:19 pm
Taken from the window @ Celebrity Manors
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by zetroce » Thu Mar 26, 2009 10:22 am
Hi somethingmishy,
I pass-by this place everyday on my way to work. This is the one near broadcast city right? Also, are you an MC grad? My daughter is a high school freshman there.
Nice shot BTW, judging from the streak of light, you may have had a 3 second exposure.
I pass-by this place everyday on my way to work. This is the one near broadcast city right? Also, are you an MC grad? My daughter is a high school freshman there.
Nice shot BTW, judging from the streak of light, you may have had a 3 second exposure.
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by Jon Agner » Thu Mar 26, 2009 11:38 am
CarloNasol wrote:Nikon D70s Infrared Camera + nikon 12-24
Chinese Gardens
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by somethingmishy » Thu Mar 26, 2009 11:46 pm
zetroce wrote:Hi somethingmishy,
I pass-by this place everyday on my way to work. This is the one near broadcast city right? Also, are you an MC grad? My daughter is a high school freshman there.
Nice shot BTW, judging from the streak of light, you may have had a 3 second exposure.
Broadcast city? I'm not sure - it's my sister's place. Basta it's in the vicinity of Ayala Heights
Yes, I graduated hs batch 2003 and co-coached the high school basketball team for around 2 years when I was in college Glad to hear that Just so you know, when I went to college (Ateneo, for a double major in physics and computer engineering), I wasn't the smartest or sharpest but what helped me graduate on time were my resourcefulness and resilience - traits I believe I acquired from MC - somethingmishy
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by TheAnalogSource » Fri Mar 27, 2009 12:07 am
somethingmishy wrote:when I went to college (Ateneo, for a double major in physics and computer engineering), I wasn't the smartest or sharpest
ang hirap hirap nyan physics na yan...si macgyver lang ang kilala ko graduate nyan
so i'll bet you are more than above average btw, nice pics
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by highlander » Tue Apr 07, 2009 4:48 pm
The 'other' view of Baguio City. Taken at Mt. Cabuyao...
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Re: Wide-angle and Fish eye shots
by doughn » Tue May 26, 2009 12:13 am
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