Nikon D90 Community

[Takamikim]

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[wise_zech]

kadaghan sa mga d90 gamay ra mo post maulaw man gani mo post heheheh

[lehner_12]

D90 thread....................

[ironclado8o8]

Try Contact adhesive type (rugby) or shoe goo or the bulldog for shoes. Just be very careful to apply very little especially sa bulldog and make sure no other part ma tuluan. Try to use a small brush and have lots of tissue handy to DAB off (not wipe) overflow.
The safest is rugby - if it goes wrong you can just peel it off and start over.

thanks bro..im thinking of using rugby for safety....update lang ko dire sa kahimtang sa akong d90 para bibo..hehe..

share lang ko karon ting.uwan para dli ot:

Aperture f/7.1
ISO Speed 200
Exposure 0.4
Focal Length 80 mm

"cinematic effect?"

[Chedrek]

share sab ko mga boss:

comment lang para ma.improve ko...sige lang jud ko experiment ani

Mystic Sky



Aperture: f/4.7
ISO: 200
SS: 6 sec
Focal Length: 75mm
Exposure: -5

[tuscania]

thanks bro..im thinking of using rugby for safety....update lang ko dire sa kahimtang sa akong d90 para bibo..hehe..

share lang ko karon ting.uwan para dli ot:
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Aperture f/7.1
ISO Speed 200
Exposure 0.4
Focal Length 80 mm

"cinematic effect?"
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Your welcome. Good luck on your fix.

Nice Photo's. Its good to see that your D90 is getting some wear and tear from use. That is much better than having a shiny camera and undeveloped skills.

Only from use and practice can we be quick to set our cams to the correct ISO, speed, aperture and EV by instinct and by just looking at the light available. A measure of true skill is to be able to do these settings and get the first shot perfect. I find this very important when shooting a moving subject outdoors between sun and shade.

Some pics. . .

Stormy skies over Caticlan


Black pasta ala Aria

[jlampo]

weeee ka nice sa nyong mga pics ui keep it coming

[ironclado8o8]

Your welcome. Good luck on your fix.

Nice Photo's. Its good to see that your D90 is getting some wear and tear from use. That is much better than having a shiny camera and undeveloped skills.

Only from use and practice can we be quick to set our cams to the correct ISO, speed, aperture and EV by instinct and by just looking at the light available. A measure of true skill is to be able to do these settings and get the first shot perfect. I find this very important when shooting a moving subject outdoors between sun and shade.

nakapalit na ko rugby bro....ako na gipa pilit nya soft clamp overnight para sure jud pilit..hope mupilit jud ni maau and di na matang2x...

tungod jud cguro to sa singtanon nako nga kamot mao ngka.moist..tsk3x..newbie pa tawn ko ani nga hobby..still learning....

share lang ko para dli OT:

toy photo sa ky walay lingaw..

[wise_zech]

share ta diri behh ato ni up ang ato thread diri....

[tuscania]

Bos Gary comment lang gamay - bantay lang sa back focus. Ang D90 medyo common na sya error. Use the center focus point as much as possible then AF lock. or as much as possible let the selected focus point (rectangle) straddle a high contrast area of the photo.

Check this out.

Nikon D70 Focus Chart

Sometimes back focus is a camera problem or lens problem that needs to be calibrated (mechanically) but most of the time it is just how you lock focus.