@ The Guadalajra Zoo with my new S3

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• Jul 4, 2006

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Hi,

I got my S3 a week ago and I went to the Guadalajara Zoo to give it a try, these are some of my shots, please let me know what your opinion about them. So all your comments are VERY WELCOME.

The only post processing they have is the watermark and the resize.

Thanks in advance !

 

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• Jul 4, 2006

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I can't see your images.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/malcy/sets

 

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Great pics....I have to find a place on a nice day to take some more pics. My cat has been my test subject for my S3.

Day by day.....

 

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• Jul 4, 2006

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I know what happened.. I post them in Geocities..and it exceeded the data transfer limit.. So I will try to post them in a different web site. Sorry.

 

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• Jul 4, 2006

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Here they are:

 

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These are very nice. Are you new to this type of camera or have you had lots of experience? I'm wondering because I have no experience except point and shoot and my S3 is on its way! Thanks!

 

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I am new to these type of cameras.. I used to have a very old Sony Cybershot.. 5 years old camera.. So I just started to play with manual modes. Thanks.

 

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Very nice Pics. Did you use the AUTO mode for thsese pics?

 

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Nop. Av (Aperture Priority) for all of them.. not sure if I used M for some..

 

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• Jul 4, 2006

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jsantana said:

Nop. Av (Aperture Priority) for all of them.. not sure if I used M
for some..

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Could you post exif data for these fenomenal pics?

Thanks

Neven

My S3 pics:

http://community.webshots.com/myphotos?action=viewAllPhotos&albumID=551469098&security=CeKcqa

 

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The pics were placed in: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsantana

You can see all the EXIF info there. click on the "More properties" link once you are watching a picture.

 

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jsantana said:

Nop. Av (Aperture Priority) for all of them.. not sure if I used M
for some..

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Cool. I also got my S3 Last week and still playing around with the settings. I have played around with AUTO / P / M mode but havn't fiddled with AV mode.

 

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• Jul 5, 2006

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Nice shots, Jaime! You like to get in close, as I do also. On the two where the fence shows, could you have gotten any closer? I'm thinking you should have been able to have shot between the links if you could have. My favorite is the lighter monkey portrait. You composed it very nicely and captured some of the expressiveness their little faces can show. These are great examples of the strengths of the S3.

Rob

http://www.wildearthnet.org/gallery.html

 

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• Jul 6, 2006

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I was no able to get any closer..

Thank you so much for your feedback.