Kristan Jan Q. Franco is rooted from General Santos City, and is a 20-year old student of Notre Dame of Dadiangas University. With the course Information Technology, he is into web designing, graphic designs, ads, and photography. Having been introduced into digital tools such as Adobe Photoshop and CSS coding, he began designing variety of graphics in his high school days. When he stepped into college, his interests expanded. With a cheap digicam and a Single Lens Reflex camera, he was engaged into photography and sees it as a hobby. Using DSLR is a great advantage in capturing stills of a moving object. With proper use of shutter speed, you'll eventually capture a moment that your naked eyes couldn't see.
I tried using a basic point-and-shoot camera, Canon Powershot A560. The camera's features are not comparable with those of the basic Canon DSLRs. Aside from its point-and-shoot features, it uses digital zoom to reach out further subjects. It wouldn't help you achieve your desired output, considering you're a photography pro or hobbyist.
I somehow got two good shots. The shutter speed is not fast enough for a perfect "still" of the falling water. The speed is 1/60 sec. with its aperture f2.6. Not good, but I still managed to play it with the help of flash.
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