Cool!!! Finally got NEX gallery.  
Since ur on flikr, better to just IMG the pics from flikr rather than attach it here using forum's resource

The last pic barrel distortion is veli obvious hor.

My first contribution. Random shot of my balcony view. Testing this camera's capability 



Exposure: 0.4
Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 1600

is this hand held? the iso performance is awesome...

another one from my collection

Exposure:  0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture:  f/4.5
Focal Length:  35 mm
ISO Speed:  5000

yeap handheld with handheld twilight mode (or auto hdr, i dont remember).



this camera is great but too bad u cant set the auto ISO limit when in PASM mode .

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Added on July 6, 2010, 2:40 pm
wwhoah.. iso5000? must be anti-shake mode? 

do you notice when in mode, the subject is abit blur? (not as sharp).

and, whats really the difference between handheld twilight & anti-shake mode? It seems to be same for me.

The key difference between the modes is what kind of movement you're trying to minimize: camera shake or subject movement. Hand-held Twilight mode is designed for taking photos of static scenes and the image processing concentrates on canceling out noise. Anti Motion Blur mode tends to use higher ISOs to keep a high shutter speed high in an attempt to minimize subject movement, and its processing will try to select elements from the frame with the least subject blur if the principal subject has moved too much during the exposures. Hand-held Twilight also chooses darker exposures (often over 2EV below the normal metered value), whereas Anti Motion Blur tries to produce an image of the same brightness as normal metering.

The results we got from Anti Motion Blur weren't brilliant - our hand-held shot in manual shooting mode shows less shake than the Anti Motion Blur version. It also didn't do terribly well at identifying movement in the scene (on one attempt we got semi-transparent half-closed eyelids, which was too unflattering to publish), or reducing motion blur. You might be better off just taking six attempts at shooting the shot - one of them may be sharper than the results the camera will produce.

haa yup that one i try to use anti-shake mode. the subject a bit blur i think because it took 6 diff images.

regarding the twilight, never used that so dunno what the different huhuh. this is some info on it -->
so the best is use manual mode

Can you take a shot of something with lots of details at f11.. the zoom's supposed to be the sharpest at that aperture.

steady hand you have there . exposure 1.6

nice nex . hope to see more bokeh picture