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Forum: Macro Photography Technique 16-03-06, 14:16
Replies: 12
Views: 9,925
Posted By ruchai
I used to take butterfly pictures with Sony...

I used to take butterfly pictures with Sony DSC505 and like the results. But for small insects DSLR is much better.

The small insect (20mm) was taken with D50 + 60mm Nikkor macro lens. The...
Forum: Macro Photography Technique 16-03-06, 10:18
Replies: 12
Views: 9,925
Posted By ruchai
The advantage of using digital camera for macro...

The advantage of using digital camera for macro is that you can see the result instantly. So you can find out what mistake you had made and correct them. I used to take macro with film cameras some...
Forum: Macro Photography Technique 15-03-06, 23:42
Replies: 12
Views: 9,925
Posted By ruchai
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Forum: The Photography Forum 15-03-06, 13:23
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
Well said, Stephen. I think to compare using RAW...

Well said, Stephen. I think to compare using RAW versus JPEG is like comparing cooking your own food versus buying food in cans. If you do not have time to spare then eat from cans, if you think...
Forum: Macro Photography Technique 15-03-06, 12:53
Replies: 12
Views: 9,925
Posted By ruchai
Nature Macro Photography with minimum equipments.

I started using D-SLR for macro photography since Christmas last year. Over 3,000 shots now. Attached are some of the pictures.

My equipments include;
Nikon D50,
Nikkor 60mm macro lens,...
Forum: The Photography Forum 15-03-06, 05:52
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
I believe RAW are not designed to use without...

I believe RAW are not designed to use without processing in the computer. If you want to do the work by your self take in RAW. If you want to let the camera do the work shoot in JPEG. Such small DSLR...
Forum: The Photography Forum 14-03-06, 12:20
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
Bees starting their new colony in our garden,...

Bees starting their new colony in our garden, flocking together. Taken with D50, Nikkor 80-400VR in RAW+JPEG.

I think the differences are obvious. If you do not care much about details then use...
Forum: The Photography Forum 14-03-06, 11:15
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
Here it is. The same picture saved as 'excelent...

Here it is. The same picture saved as 'excelent quality jpeg'.
Forum: The Photography Forum 14-03-06, 00:48
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
I took in RAW + "jpeg basic". I usually use the...

I took in RAW + "jpeg basic". I usually use the faster loading jpeg to Cull the pictures and delete them away. If compare with "jpeg basic" they are obvious that the RAW pictures are much better. I...
Forum: The Photography Forum 13-03-06, 11:34
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
Here is a picture taken in RAW. It was adjusted...

Here is a picture taken in RAW. It was adjusted with the Nikon Capture. The original picture was ok but with a little adjust to match this particular situation was made to make iy looks better. I...
Forum: Macro Photography Technique 05-03-06, 12:18
Replies: 27
Views: 20,711
Posted By ruchai
http://www.birdforum.net/pp_gallery/data/514/13088...

http://www.birdforum.net/pp_gallery/data/514/13088Moth_7651.jpg

No butterfly or moth will fly forever, wait until they rest. Early morning or just before dark or even at night most of them will...
Forum: The Photography Forum 27-02-06, 14:52
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
I use RAW all the time because when I made...

I use RAW all the time because when I made mistakes, quite often, I can correct them if they are RAW files. I can go as much as +/- 2 stops without showing any sign that the photo had been corected...
Forum: The Photography Forum 27-02-06, 12:15
Replies: 178
Views: 85,343
Posted By ruchai
The advantage of taking RAW is you can correct...

The advantage of taking RAW is you can correct brightness, sharpen, white balance etc in the pc without any degraded. Doing those things with jpeg files will usually degrade the pictures. I always...
Forum: Cameras 08-02-06, 23:05
Replies: 64
Views: 72,741
Posted By ruchai
It not as fast as I would like it to run but I...

It not as fast as I would like it to run but I feel it is very user friendly.
Forum: Lenses 08-02-06, 22:53
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
They are manufacturers who try to confuse buyer...

They are manufacturers who try to confuse buyer about macro lens. In the good old days macro mean taking closeup photos of actual size or bigger. You need lens designed for sharp pictures at close...
Forum: Lenses 08-02-06, 14:19
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
Hi mirofo Long focal length lens magnify camera...

Hi mirofo
Long focal length lens magnify camera shaking more than short focal length lens. Many time hand holding is prefer. You can move the camera to different angles etc. So there must be the...
Forum: Lenses 08-02-06, 11:14
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
You do not need a macro lens for dragonflies....

You do not need a macro lens for dragonflies. Macro lens is originally for life size or bigger than life pictures. Many lenses now are called macro lenses but could not take life size pictures, you...
Forum: Lenses 08-02-06, 07:40
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
Hi nirofo There is optimum distance from the...

Hi nirofo

There is optimum distance from the subject and not the more further back the better. The 60mm lens when use with a digital camera is a 90mm lens. 90mm is a telephoto. In the old days...
Forum: Cameras 08-02-06, 07:22
Replies: 64
Views: 72,741
Posted By ruchai
My other problem is that the D200 need to use new...

My other problem is that the D200 need to use new NikonCapture4.4. I had my 4.3 upgrated preparing for if I ever buy the D200. The upgraded NC4 had problem with RAW pictures from my D50. They work...
Forum: Cameras 08-02-06, 01:32
Replies: 64
Views: 72,741
Posted By ruchai
I have had a look at the D200 as a back-up and...

I have had a look at the D200 as a back-up and love it, I was ready to pay for it. The only reason I did not buy one is because it does not use SD card. I hate to have to buy a couple of very...
Forum: Lenses 08-02-06, 01:15
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
100mm macro lenses used to be very popular in the...

100mm macro lenses used to be very popular in the film era. With digital it become 150mm which is too long (you will be too far from the subject). I found 60mm macro (90mm equivalent) to be just...
Forum: Lenses 07-02-06, 10:30
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
The MicroNikkor 60mm is an old lens. I does not...

The MicroNikkor 60mm is an old lens. I does not have Nikkor new auto-focus-S. But it surprised me for sharpness. My only other macro lens is an 40 plus years old PentaxMacro 50mm. The auto-focus of...
Forum: Lenses 07-02-06, 08:33
Replies: 23
Views: 19,075
Posted By ruchai
Get the MacroNikkor 60mm. I got one recently and...

Get the MacroNikkor 60mm. I got one recently and am very happy with it. Just the right focal lenght and weight. Superb picture quality. I use it nearly every night taking insect pictures of our...
Forum: Cameras 06-02-06, 23:15
Replies: 9
Views: 5,169
Posted By ruchai
I do not have the Sigma. I have had experiences...

I do not have the Sigma. I have had experiences photographing birds more than 40 years. Whit film cameras in the good old days I used 400mm tele with f:4 with ISO 400 films. Now with digital camera I...
Forum: Cameras 05-02-06, 08:01
Replies: 9
Views: 5,169
Posted By ruchai
Birds seldom stand still. They move all the time....

Birds seldom stand still. They move all the time. Even if they only move their head can ruin your photos. I suggest you set your aperture at the widest opening so you will have highest speed. I...
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