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Guest		07-Apr-2005 04:01
Pretty and vivacious model, well done! You seem to put her at her ease. Not an easy thing to do. I too admire ladies and hope to take more of their pictures. Please feel free to visit my small galleries here. I would appreciate your comments and a vote if you feel like anything deserves it. I voted for this whole gallery. Sincerely, Ellsworth Weaver

Guest		18-Jun-2004 10:44
Ur work is simply amazing, ur one of my favorites, i love ur style!

Guest		03-Jun-2004 11:51
Very nice work. Would love to see your EFIX. Tommy

Guest		16-May-2004 05:15
Hi, Mr. Chan, You have made a series of professional photos with the highest quality, especially in young girl modelling. I like them very much. I have not known you before but I am sure you must be a professional cameraman. Well done.

Jere Keskiaho		07-May-2004 07:08
Hi! I saw link to your galleries at photosig.com and I must say that you take very good pictures. I mean that every single one picture here has a perfect lightning and compositions are great. It's very nice to see how 120/220 film produces such good results in right hands. You must take like 500 rolls of film every year (I take only 50 rolls of Velvia every year, so when i saw that picture where you had 130 rolls of film for trip to europe i realized that you really take A LOT of pictures.) At first i thought that these pictures were great, but then i noticed that some of these vere taken to film and that was amazing. Your pictures really inspired me yesterday to go out and take some portraits. Some day I must bought also Nikon 120/220 film scanner and a good 6x9. Everything is now a days so digital, so it's engouraging to see results when using film. Keep up the good work!

Guest		07-Nov-2003 14:02
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Guest		16-Dec-2002 08:01
I have taken a look on your portrait photos, i do really very admire your works and i am trying to save more money to buy, first a D-SLR , F100, and a NIKKOR 24-85, F/2.8 lens, because i really want to take some portrait picture as great as you, but of course, now, I am not yet at your level, but i will learn from your workdone, surely. If you are free, please also give me some advise about taking good portrait pictures, do you mind? Waiting for your great comments. best Regards, Jacky

Chan Circle		09-Nov-2002 11:09
dear Gary, You're very kind! Thanks for your compliment! I'll try my best ~ regards circle

Guest		08-Nov-2002 21:02
I really enjoyed your photos. Keep up the good work. Kind regards, Gary

Kevin C		05-Sep-2002 10:19
Hi Circle Chan, I have the same lens 18-35, but doesn't give sharp image from my D-100. mmmmm.....I thought the lens is not good enough. May be it's my camera setting. Thanks

Chan Circle		04-Sep-2002 14:09
OH.. I think I got some mistake from your question~~ =P The Whole series is taken by several lens. They are 18-35 / 105mm macro / 80-400mm

Guest		04-Sep-2002 13:50
Nikon AF 18-35/ 3.5 If you use this lens, you must have done cropping. Since the portrait preprestive is not wide angle. Right ? I have the same lens, but doesn't give acceptable sharp image. Anyway, the pictures are very nice.

Chan Circle		04-Sep-2002 10:46
dear kevin i used 18-35mm to take this portrait According to most of the test for D100¡A the colour tone of this DCSLR is really warmer as you said. but you can adjust the colour tone in photoshop~ ^ ^ circle

Kevin C		03-Sep-2002 12:03
What kind of lens did you used for gigi05 and other pics ? They are so sharp and smooth. I am using D100 and find its skin tone is warmer (red) than D1x In your exif, the focal length is different, are you using zoom ?

Chan Circle		01-Sep-2002 11:21
hi derek! nice to meet you!! i'm grad to have your encouragement S2 Pro is a high grade DCSLR~~ You may find the image is really smooth! actually... i think all kinds of lens are suitable for portrait. It's depended on the way you use them. If you want the effect with blur in the backgroud, large aperture is required. (f1.4/2.8 ) what's more, 1.5 factor will not affect the DOF (I think) talk to you later and i'm looking forward to seeing your portrait photo! regards ^ ^

Derek Wong		30-Aug-2002 08:26
Hi Circle Chan! I love your portrait photos, it just remarkable portrait with those pretty faces. Do you mind telling me what lens you are using to produce those sunning close-up faces? I just bought S2Pro and it is good and I am learning the way to produce such pretty portrait but I am nit sure the lens ( I think it is important right). Some one say 85mm 1.8 is a good len for portrait but as you know the Digital camera produce 1.5x for the 35mm lens, that yields 130mm …. Do you think the 50mm 1.4f, 35mm, 24mm prime lens can suitable for portrait (with blur in the background?), after the 1.5 x factor? Thanks and looking forward to your reply. Cheers, Derek

Derek		30-Aug-2002 07:51
Stunning potrait shots with good faces!!! Welldone!

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