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Nikon Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 9000 ED

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jacky vong18-Apr-2005 06:36
answer to Dan Chusid: first of all, i need to say thanks to your comments on my gallery and photos. i am sure that your comments are loyal and constructive. Actually, i am doubtful about when i should use a fisheye lens. I found that some people like the effect of fisheye but some other people really reject it due to the exaggerating distortion. I confuse if i use fisheye or ultra wide lens during photographing large area. I would like to discuss this with you and listen to your advice. Thanks again. :)
Dan Chusid15-Apr-2005 16:42
If you can excuse my criticism, this is probably not the best choice of lens here. The scene is quite interesting and would have been perfect with a simple wide-angle view. Understandable if this was the only lens you had at the time and it still, like I said, is an interesting scene, and with character.
Neda Atash15-Apr-2005 14:09
nice work, keeping the boy near the center
gives him less distortion... Bravo!!
Guest 15-Apr-2005 13:45
i'm guessing that you used a fish lens (or ultra wide lens). great effect and pp. i like how that little boy stands out after all the pp. well done.
Gilles Navet15-Apr-2005 12:05
Great undertones here, I like the effect too
Bravo Jacky
Gilles