Versatile S1 IS: Photos...

javal · May 17, 2004

Most, if not all, photographs are taken in "Manual" mode and are hand-held shots. I have not done much post-processing either.

Photography is only my hobby and am in the learning phase, so I appreciate your comments on the different aspects (composition, exposure, metering etc) of my photos.

Click on the individual photograph for the full size.
http://javal.fotopic.net/c184288.html

Please let me know, if there is any free-website where I can upload photos with exif data. Thanks,
Javal
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Total 32 Photos...
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01 - 08: Sunny outdoor photos
09 - 17: Black-White Abstract Photos (my main interest)
18 - 23: Flower Close-ups
24 - 25: Miscellaneous
26 - 30: Sunset photos
31 - 32: Sky

Foo Soo Min · May 18, 2004

Hi Javal,

I have a few question to ask you.

1) Is S1 able to print photos up to A4 in sizes & the quality is sharp, am i right to say that ?

2) Will there be a lot of purple fringing, vignetting or other problem that you faced?

3) Is the auto focus fast?

Please advice
Kyokukei

javal said:
Most, if not all, photographs are taken in "Manual" mode and are
hand-held shots. I have not done much post-processing either.

Photography is only my hobby and am in the learning phase, so I
appreciate your comments on the different aspects (composition,
exposure, metering etc) of my photos.

Click on the individual photograph for the full size.
http://javal.fotopic.net/c184288.html

Please let me know, if there is any free-website where I can upload
photos with exif data. Thanks,
Javal
-----------------------------------------------------------
Total 32 Photos...
-----------------------------------------------------------
01 - 08: Sunny outdoor photos
09 - 17: Black-White Abstract Photos (my main interest)
18 - 23: Flower Close-ups
24 - 25: Miscellaneous
26 - 30: Sunset photos
31 - 32: Sky

rayw1 · May 18, 2004

Gday Javal,

I really enjoyed your photos, I can't comment other than to say I thought all the photos are really good, (I am learning also), hope you get some feedback,

Ray

javal said:
Most, if not all, photographs are taken in "Manual" mode and are
hand-held shots. I have not done much post-processing either.

Photography is only my hobby and am in the learning phase, so I
appreciate your comments on the different aspects (composition,
exposure, metering etc) of my photos.

Click on the individual photograph for the full size.
http://javal.fotopic.net/c184288.html

Please let me know, if there is any free-website where I can upload
photos with exif data. Thanks,
Javal
-----------------------------------------------------------
Total 32 Photos...
-----------------------------------------------------------
01 - 08: Sunny outdoor photos
09 - 17: Black-White Abstract Photos (my main interest)
18 - 23: Flower Close-ups
24 - 25: Miscellaneous
26 - 30: Sunset photos
31 - 32: Sky
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Samie · May 18, 2004

what is the exif data? do you download it from your camera also? or do you write it down?

did u use pasm? which

great pictures? all with the S1?

these digital babes are just amazing, must brands I guess

javal said:
Most, if not all, photographs are taken in "Manual" mode and are
hand-held shots. I have not done much post-processing either.

Photography is only my hobby and am in the learning phase, so I
appreciate your comments on the different aspects (composition,
exposure, metering etc) of my photos.

Click on the individual photograph for the full size.
http://javal.fotopic.net/c184288.html

Please let me know, if there is any free-website where I can upload
photos with exif data. Thanks,
Javal
-----------------------------------------------------------
Total 32 Photos...
-----------------------------------------------------------
01 - 08: Sunny outdoor photos
09 - 17: Black-White Abstract Photos (my main interest)
18 - 23: Flower Close-ups
24 - 25: Miscellaneous
26 - 30: Sunset photos
31 - 32: Sky
-----------------------------------------------------------

javal · May 18, 2004

Foo Soo Min said:
1) Is S1 able to print photos up to A4 in sizes & the quality is
sharp, am i right to say that ?

i have not printed anything bigger than 5x7 and, of course, they were crystal clear.

Foo Soo Min said:
2) Will there be a lot of purple fringing, vignetting or other
problem that you faced?

when i went for rock climbing, rope with sky in the background had some purple fringing (a couple of silhouettes had too) but other than that i was trying to work with S1's strength rather than working against its limitations...so didnt have much problem. I would say, for normal purposes I would not worry about it. some may have different opinion/experience though.

Foo Soo Min said:
3) Is the auto focus fast?

yup. i didnt have any problem.

as far as indoor low light photos are concerned, i tried below mentioned setting suggested by on some other thread here and it worked for me.

(-1.5 meters focal distance - wide angle - F4.5 - no slow synchro - Auto Iso - Flash +-0)

hope this helps.
Javal

javal · May 18, 2004

Thanks Ray.

rayw1 said:
Gday Javal,
I really enjoyed your photos, I can't comment other than to say I
thought all the photos are really good, (I am learning also), hope
you get some feedback,

Ray

javal · May 18, 2004

Samie said:
what is the exif data? do you download it from your camera also? or do you write it down?

EXIF data: digital cameras save camera settings used for the photo with the image. image processing software and most online-photo-hosting websites read that data automatically.

Samie said:
did u use pasm? which

what is pasm?

Samie said:
great pictures? all with the S1?

yes. all are S1 pics.

Javal

Samie · May 18, 2004

PASM is: Program, Aperture(priority), Speed(priority), Manual

;^P

Do you have an example of the EXIF data in online-photo-hosting? I have looked for that information but I cannot find it on posted pictures.

thanx

javal said:
javal said:

what is the exif data? do you download it from your camera also? or do you write it down?

Click to expand...

EXIF data: digital cameras save camera settings used for the photo
with the image. image processing software and most
online-photo-hosting websites read that data automatically.

javal said:

did u use pasm? which

Click to expand...

what is pasm?

javal said:

great pictures? all with the S1?

Click to expand...

yes. all are S1 pics.

Javal

javal · May 18, 2004

Samie said:
PASM is: Program, Aperture(priority), Speed(priority), Manual

ooohh...

as i have mentioned in the original post...almost all are taken in "Manual" mode.

Samie said:
Do you have an example of the EXIF data in online-photo-hosting? I
have looked for that information but I cannot find it on posted pictures.

This website does not provide EXIF data of the pictures, and i have asked in my post if anyone knows about any free-website that does.

example of exif data for photo # 09.jpg...

and YES, it is a hand-held shot. (1/3 sec exposure)...IS DOES WORK

JPEG process Baseline
Camera make Canon
Date/Time 2004:05:01 16:18:28
Flash used No
CCD width 5.28mm
Exposure time 0.300 s (1/3)
File size 93748 bytes
File date 2004:05:02 20:36:53
Resolution 800 x 600
Camera model Canon PowerShot S1 IS
Focal length 5.8mm (35mm equivalent: 38mm)
Metering Mode matrix
Aperture f/2.8

Samie · May 18, 2004

Great info! so you say there are posted pictures with this info? were?

I cant wait to get my cam

javal said:
Samie said:

PASM is: Program, Aperture(priority), Speed(priority), Manual

Click to expand...

ooohh...
as i have mentioned in the original post...almost all are taken in
"Manual" mode.

javal said:

Do you have an example of the EXIF data in online-photo-hosting? I
have looked for that information but I cannot find it on posted pictures.

Click to expand...

This website does not provide EXIF data of the pictures, and i have
asked in my post if anyone knows about any free-website that does.

example of exif data for photo # 09.jpg...

and YES, it is a hand-held shot. (1/3 sec exposure)...IS DOES WORK

JPEG process Baseline
Camera make Canon
Date/Time 2004:05:01 16:18:28
Flash used No
CCD width 5.28mm
Exposure time 0.300 s (1/3)
File size 93748 bytes
File date 2004:05:02 20:36:53
Resolution 800 x 600
Camera model Canon PowerShot S1 IS
Focal length 5.8mm (35mm equivalent: 38mm)
Metering Mode matrix
Aperture f/2.8

bdbx18 · May 18, 2004

Very nice. Keep it going.

javal said:
Most, if not all, photographs are taken in "Manual" mode and are
hand-held shots. I have not done much post-processing either.

Photography is only my hobby and am in the learning phase, so I
appreciate your comments on the different aspects (composition,
exposure, metering etc) of my photos.

Click on the individual photograph for the full size.
http://javal.fotopic.net/c184288.html

Please let me know, if there is any free-website where I can upload
photos with exif data. Thanks,
Javal
-----------------------------------------------------------
Total 32 Photos...
-----------------------------------------------------------
01 - 08: Sunny outdoor photos
09 - 17: Black-White Abstract Photos (my main interest)
18 - 23: Flower Close-ups
24 - 25: Miscellaneous
26 - 30: Sunset photos
31 - 32: Sky
-----------------------------------------------------------

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