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C-730UZ New Gallery 1

Continue to get use to the Olympus C-730UZ
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cooper
cooper		 deep thoughts
deep thoughts		 enjoyment
enjoyment		 excuse me
excuse me
fun at playground
fun at playground		 lights
lights		 loneliness
loneliness		 nightmarket stall
nightmarket stall
reflection
reflection		 speeding in sunset
speeding in sunset		 A Quiet Afternoon
A Quiet Afternoon		 Northern Indian Food
Northern Indian Food
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Guest 16-Apr-2003 21:06
«Ü³ßÅw§AªºÀRª«·Ó,©ç±o¤Q¤À¦n,good job!
avignon 15-Mar-2003 15:10
Great pictures. Can you do a review on the C730Uz?
I'm planning to buy this camera at the IT show 2003, tomorrow is the last day though.
$999 with tripod, camera bag, 2 pcs 128mb smcard, usb card reader, battery kit. plus $1 to buy Dry box. What do you think of this offer? Appreciate your comments. thank you.
chyeheng27-Jan-2003 14:06
Hi Joe, really thanks for your comment. You r right. I need to think faster about which point I can focus in order for the whole picture to look good. I went to see you pbase galleries too. Really nice and was happy to recieve comments fr u. Please see my other galleries and keep those comment coming! :)
Guest 27-Jan-2003 03:25
I love all of your shots. You have a great eye for composition and "capturing the moment".

I especially like the composition of "Couple Seeking Retreat". I may have prefered it if the planes tail was in focus. Since the people are in silhouete, I think it would have been OK if they were out of focus.

I also Like "Couple at the viewing gallery". When I looked up close, I noticed a bit of motion blur around the man's head. I noticed you shot at ISO 64. I was wondering if you would have gotten a crisper shot at ISO 100 (or 200) and a higher shutter speed. I'm guessing that any noise caused by going to ISO 200 would not have been noticeable in B&W, which I like very much.
Guest 26-Jan-2003 03:43
Your pictures are very good. I am especially drawn to the black and whites. Your framing really sets your pictures off. Good job.
Frank 25-Jan-2003 16:34
Hey Chye Heng Chua, very good texture and images, I like them all and some more then others, round and vases come to mind. Great pictures all.
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