First of all, thank you for all the support members give in using our Photography section. It has been extremely popular with many uploads daily.
Regretfully, we would like to announce that our Photography section is currently closing its photo uploading feature for maintenance. No photo upload will be allowed for the time-being until further notice.
Members can still browse and post comments on the existing photos there.
Prizes:
1. Winning photo with the highest votes will be showcased on the front page of PhotoMalaysia and on a sticky thread on PhotoMalaysia's Best of the Year... [Read More]
This firmware update (Version 1.2.3) incorporates the following improvements.
1. Includes the following new features that were frequently requested by customers to the new firmware.
a. Direct selection of AF points by the Multi-controller is added to C.Fn III-9.
b. Alternate access to Exposure compensation is added to C.Fn IV-3.
c. With the camera’s External Speedlite control menu, Flash function settings can be used to set the Wireless setting and Zoom.
2. Improves the stability of AF accuracy in AI servo AF when shooting extremely low-contrast subjects.
The Version 1.2.3 firmware being released this time is for cameras with firmware up to Version 1.1.3. If the camera's firmware is already Version 1.2.3, it is not necessary to update the... [Read More]
First of all, moderators, can you please make this sticky?
I noticed many forum members show an interest in HDR and seem to somewhat struggle with it.
Although there is tons of material on the Internet I have tried to come up with some straight forward information on how to go about, making it hopefully easily understandable for everyone.
Okay, tighten seatbelt, sit back, relax and enjoy the ride!
What is HDR:
HDR's are created my taking multiple LDR shots exposed for the highlights, mid-tones and shadows seperately and then merged into a single 32-bit image which has a dynamic range up to 14-15 stops.
Nearly all 32-bit images are impossible to view on a monitor or print out so you need to compress the tonal range down to 8 or 16bit by tone mapping.
NIKON OUTPERFORMS THE REST WITH THE NEW COOLPIX P80
The P80 digital camera features an 18x zoom giving you the opportunity to explore the world from afar and in close up
10 April, 2008: Nikon UK announces today the COOLPIX P80, a new addition to its successful COOLPIX P series range.
The new 10 megapixel camera features a wide-range 18x NIKKOR zoom lens with extended telephoto capability, and incorporates image stabilisation for clear, blur-free results.
Designed for active photo enthusiasts with an interest in fine detail, this camera features a class-leading compact body size and a zoom... [Read More]
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