On the left is Lamma Island, then top left is Lantau Island. The right bottom is Stanley. A bit up is Ocean Park to Aberdeen.
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How come you can take such a clear shot from the plane? Last time I took from the plane the effect was bad(becuase of the reflection of the window). OK, no need to tell me how you took it(as I am not good at taking pictures). Just keeping showing me your good pictures here.
Thank you. That time it was a very sunny sky, then I adjusted camera exposure to minus 1.25. But this photo was taken with my old old Panasonic 30 which didn't even have the anti-shake function at that time.
BTW, keep on practising and trying in every way. No pain no gain. Nowadays the good thing about digital camera is that you can delete the photos you took. Just like the first time I tried my DSLR, I needed to practise to hold a camera and that to try to test the shutter speed, ISO, Aperture combination. Photography is a very good hobby. You can take photos from your own view and from your own angle.
On the left is Lamma Island, then top left is Lantau Island. The right bottom is Stanley. A bit up is Ocean Park to Aberdeen.
3 comments:
How come you can take such a clear shot from the plane? Last time I took from the plane the effect was bad(becuase of the reflection of the window).
OK, no need to tell me how you took it(as I am not good at taking pictures). Just keeping showing me your good pictures here.
Thank you. That time it was a very sunny sky, then I adjusted camera exposure to minus 1.25. But this photo was taken with my old old Panasonic 30 which didn't even have the anti-shake function at that time.
BTW, keep on practising and trying in every way. No pain no gain. Nowadays the good thing about digital camera is that you can delete the photos you took. Just like the first time I tried my DSLR, I needed to practise to hold a camera and that to try to test the shutter speed, ISO, Aperture combination. Photography is a very good hobby. You can take photos from your own view and from your own angle.
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