Nice one fas. I like the picture very much.
IMHO it captured one beautiful moment of the Maulidur Rasul celebration... ie children eating
very typical in Malaysia, makan pakai tangan dalam tapau (polysterine container)

This post has been edited by Banzai_san: Feb 28 2010, 12:09 AM

Thank you bro

Some more picture

#2

Vintage awesome like it very much

Thank you . I'm not so good in editing picture , just used action in CS3 . Hehe

Btw bro , can you spoiler the picture ? Later mod marah

well the a350 18-55 55-200 is price 2599 with many freebies ,at senQ . can installment pay summore.

may i know u get the action script for cs bro...???thanx...

Sure , http://www.deviantart.com/#order=9&q=photo...tion&offset=288 . There are a lot in Deviant Art

Thanks bernama and wingster, that is very comforting to know that most problably the "trrr" sound of my A550 is normal
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Some flower spam... Location: Butterfly Park, KL.
Im still familiarising my A550 and learning to shoot simple objects
Donno the names of the flowers...



This post has been edited by Banzai_san: Feb 28 2010, 01:21 AM

Edited TT list on page #46!

lugiamcg: Yes you can bring your camera to The Annexe Gallery. However, obviously, you cannot take pictures of the exhibits.

Kul | Mo0: LOL just bring a face mask.

Wonka: If you turned the chocolate so it was easier for us to read it would be better.

signither: If you shot RAW you might be able to save the highlights. I really like the silhoutte by the way.\

kysham: Nice, though the door does seem to overpower her.

fas29: I'd like the shot of the men talking more if you framed it so that the roads become the 'borders' of an image. Like a film strip.

Banzai_san: #1 and #2 are much cleaner than your previous flower shots. #1 could use just a bit more space around the flower. #2 could be either over or underexposed (the red channel is fully saturated at say 100% while the blue and greens are low, e.g. 10%). If you overexpose, the red channel stays 100% but the green and blue become visible (maybe 50%). If you underexpose, the red becomes say 70% and you can see the shadow in the flower itself.

This post has been edited by albnok: Feb 28 2010, 01:59 AM

pictures from yesterday's trip










this pic i didnt put title... i forgot the name of this mosque... very beautiful... the top dome, is plated with 24k gold! i think the whole dome worth more then a lamborghini gallardo... (it was build by a man who owns 10 lamborghini... and 500 more supercars.)

*edit: the mosque is Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque (Royal Mosque)

This post has been edited by ieR: Feb 28 2010, 02:43 AM

Went photoshooting this evening, sunset wasn't really there, quite cloudy

Hi guys, just back from my latest event...phew... very very colourful... !

here is a teaser!

guys wanna ask...
Sigma 12-24mm F4.5-5.6 EX DG,
Sigma 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM,
Sigma 10-20mm 1:4-5.6 EX DC HSM,
Tamron SP AF 10-24mm F3.5-4.5 Di II LD Aspherical (IF),
Tokina AT-X Pro SD 12-24mm F4 (IF) DX,
Sony AF DT 11-18 F4.5-5.6 D

the lens above, let's don say about ff len or aps-c lens. their performance wise, wat difference can u get? i viewed some reviews and it seems they all get almost the same softness at the edges.
siggy 10-20mm seems to get sharp at both ends of the zoom but not in between.
tokina's flare seems horrible.
tammy's sharpness seems poor.
so basically, i think all are almost the same. but which is the best buy??

i may have overlooked stuffs. pls tell me so.

This post has been edited by eddybeh: Feb 28 2010, 06:46 AM

eddybeh, i'd say tammy 1024, u get good range, and good aperture range(better night lens then all other 4 lens) at the same time... if u wan good sharp photo, usually F8 does the trick... also, as long as u dont pixel peep, because we have over 10MP to shoot (newer model are even bigger pixel) it is wayyyy enough and sharp once u resize it even by 5% smaller. or u can always use photoshop sharpen tools

Thank you for your comment.
Your mentioning the red, blue/green color is something new to me. Will have a look.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Me learn something new

ya, u got a point there too. actually, i like it's range and aperture range compared to others. thx 4 the info.

too bad it was a jpeg only

btw, thanks ya bro!

bro usually when talking bout 'best buy' u have to include the price also d':

kek lok si night scene ...

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ieR: #1 is kinda imbalanced. #2 also, in a Rule Of Thirds kinda way. #3 could use a pull to the midtones. #4 could be cropped wide. I like the geometry of #5 though.

lwliam: #1 - crop! #2 - darn plant.

braindead_fr3ak: Love the group shot! It has a healthy dose of personality. Make it clean - clone out the marks on the wall.

eddybeh: You will probably only use an ultra-wide lens at the widest and longest setting. Since all of them are about the same you might as well go for the focal length and aperture you like most.

Also, the Tokina 12-24mm F4 is not available in A-mount - we can get the Tokina 11-16mm F2.8 though.

lauyamonk: Long time no see!

#1 and #2 are too wide for your lens. So go tele or focus on one thing like you've done for #3. #4 is almost there; love the exposure but the angle for the right is a bit off. #5 try squatting.