ahh signithier, so ur there to meet up today too huh...i got my a550 plastic screen protector from him .....

i met him outside in his car
anyway hoiw much u got your cloth??

arghh...so hard to use flash....i need more lessons

wanna ask about condensation

lets says i have use my dslr in aircondition environment super uber cold type, then when walk out to car park super duper hot n stuffy, first my specs get fogged up....just wondering will the dslr get fog up on the "inside" of the lens barrel and on the mirror + sensor plane?

i know the uv filter or the external lens will fog up......not sure the inside will happen the same?

wingster, congrats on getting the A550, shoot more!! anyway so nice with all black, mine is with the silver/grey top -.-"" looks kinda weird

hi bro wanna ask something about ocmposition, saw this on my friends page



noticed the cut'ed legs? so if the photographer is taller than the subject and if he point the camera down in order to get the whole body shots, the ppl might look distorted (i.e slightly stretched) but he is stand straight and take , most probably will get cutted legs, etc...

what is the recommended solution for this? squat? but if squat wouldn't u now be pointing upwards to the subject and making the subject look stretch'ed by "long" upwards? if bent forward then centre of gravity is shifted and u can't get a stable shot....

hi guys, thanks for the input, i didnt really have shots like that, but there is a lot of time that i encounter situations like that, and the only solution i would do is to zoom-in to waist (and cut them at slight lower waist) so they fill in the photo but sacrificing the background mostly.

thanks for the input, was just wondering if the bro;s here got any suggestion to fill full body without losing balance or making subject looking weird....(found the solution, liveview..)

veron-7, very nice shots.....share more on achew bokeh's factory....

also wanna ask some bro's here, notice veron's pic some of the pics is having a mini star flare (coming from the street lamp in pic 2) how to make it look more star-ish?

i vote for

b. Tamron 17-50mm f2.8

using it so far no problems