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Photographer:	X Chuan Ren Ye
Folder:	Common area
Uploaded:	06-Apr-2005 22:15 CEST
Current Rating:	9.00/4 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E300
Exposure time:	1/400
Aperture:	6.3
Focal length:	144
Lens:	Zuiko 40-150 3.5-4.5
Focusing method:	Spot
ISO:	400
White balance:	Daylight
Flash:	no
Image format:	HQ
Processing applied:	Levels, curves, USM, Noise Ninja for NR
Various:	White background is actually overexposed sky
Image resized to:	1024x768

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happy

Monkey seems to be smiling at your lens!

X Z at 04:42 CEST on 07-Apr-2005 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

Quite an expressive face, but I really wonder what it was thinking :-)

Chuan Ren Ye at 17:15 CEST on 07-Apr-2005 [Reply]

Why the high ISO ?

The picture is cool, unconventional lighting with that white background.

But you could have shot the photo with a lower ISO and thereby avoided having to reduce the noise with Noise Ninja - easy to choose a longer exposure time and/or larger aperture with 1/400s and F6.3.

Admin MyOlympus at 00:21 CEST on 09-Apr-2005 [Reply]

You Scratch My Back

Graet Shot! Noise/Grain is not an issue for me for this subject matter. Hey, you got the shot, we didn't!

Randall Beaudin at 04:42 CEST on 10-Apr-2005 [Reply]

Well, thanks!

It was shot at a focal length of 288mm (35mm equiv), so I needed a sufficiently high shutter speed, and the lens needed to be stopped down a little both for improved sharpness and sufficient dof.. LOL, ACTUALLY it happened so fast I only had time to switch over to spot metering and shoot :-)

Chuan Ren Ye at 19:38 CEST on 10-Apr-2005 [Reply]