they got booth mer???

nola they didn't bring there only.

why? i thought same size..

AF - Awesome Fantastic photo mode
MF - Majestic Framing photo mode

hope that helps...

special thanks to Sony Malaysia. free gift during KLPF 2010.

(t-shirt, bag, the wrist band on the flash gun, landyards, etc. )



and my latest haul:

a very very cheap version of the gorilla pod..

yup..i notice it too...my mistake...

spam..i m trying new way of framing and lomo editing..





C&C...btw, i m using my prime to shoot..but i seemed like not so sharp...handshake?...i m using 1/1000 speed..

thx wor..^^..but i personally like #1...

i think is the focusing..i m using autofocus...it cant really focus correctly...isnt it?

np, knock again on the other side, and balance it back....  

@fansoption

u got a icecube macro shot rite? its appear in digitalDSLR mag nov..nicee

just back from 1 day trip...

ahpingko: Did you intentionally give a green tint to #10 to hide the birds?

Love #12, now that's an interesting expression!

joejoe2004: Welcome!

croomaniac: A bit cold in the eyes - a localized WB adjustment in the whites of the eyes will help. The WB of the skin is good to bring out details. Also could use a bit more contrast.

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Added on November 7, 2010, 2:52 amGreat article:
https://www.lensrentals.com/news/2009.12.27/the-portraitist

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Added on November 7, 2010, 5:21 am
Perhaps, it was indeed too soon to declare that I would only buy one A-mount lens in 2010. Here's the second (the first being the rare Minolta 24-50mm F4.)


This is the Sigma 12-24mm F4.5-5.6 EX DG, which sets the world record for widest, brightest rectilinear lens for 35mm full-frame format. 122 degrees diagonal coverage!

Of course, my Peleng 8mm F3.5 circular fisheye does 180 degrees from edge to edge, but de-fishing the image to make a rectilinear projection loses a lot of resolution!


You can fit pretty much all you can see, in the frame!


Perspective distortion makes closer objects much bigger.


A common misuse of ultra-wide angle lenses is when they are not pointing straight at the subject - you get parallel lines converging. In this case it is recommended to stand further away, aim forward, and crop the excess floor.


However, it is great when you are in a tight space! I could not stand any further back.


It also gives plenty of leeway for group shots.


Also, you may find you'd be cropping feet a lot less often in tight spaces!

where got dust proof. u change lens that time not carefult enough is it.

the mirror where got lock?

u can press one switch down there then the mirror will flip out liao la.

so did u managed to get the dust off?

raining series:

Feels like 50mm F1.8 xD rite?

@ahpingko:Nice shot especially the lomo one !

ahpingko: Ah. You could process it but without making the birds greenish. Crop #20 to portrait orientation?

wingster: Eh I didn't see this!

fansoption: No problem.

Yes the non-moving mirror should make it harder (but not impossible) for dust to go in. So far I have not noticed any dust on mine.

Read the manual on blowing the A55 sensor. Interestingly, like the NEX series, the shutter is open when the camera is off.

I like the light in #2 and #3 - with #1 a bit more exposure helps.

croomaniac: Yes indeed though you'd have to get creative by pointing the flash at selected subjects.

ieR: Go get it. HSM in A-mount!

e-jump: Your 85mm is already telephoto on the A300.

destfull: Argh, why hasn't anybody shot a portrait using the 35mm F1.8 DT SAM? (Other than myself.) All I see are boring shots of toys, leaves and flowers. (Not saying yours ah ahpingko!)

zstan: The realism in your shot is a bit offputting.