nice sharp photo from e-jump!!

I just got myself a 28mm2.8f... ekke. Small poison antidote.... hopefully can tahan for a while..

This post has been edited by SiLVeRClIdGe: Dec 19 2010, 10:30 AM

overdone on the eyebags....

guys, how to use analog dry box? hardly to get correct reading..
need to open 24hours or can shutdown if reach the safe range?

Milky Stork in the sky by cjlai76, on Flickr

Serious NEX user

SEL-18200? wahhh, that's awesome!

no la SEL1855 only

i don't think you can't. this is one of the complains for sony cameras. nikon ones can set auto and then limit the iso range as well. correct me if ayam wrong.

that girl in the background shouldn't be there.....

first..set to the power to a random reading...and then leave it CLOSED for 24 hours...then adjust to meter again lo until u see the humidity is stable...nope...leave the power on forever...if not it defeats the purpose...won't take much power la dun worry...

i'm not worry about power.. the meter keep dropping..
adjust the little it's hike than drop or hiking accordingly.. so not sure to turn the knob..

now i leave the power off it remain 46% for several hours..

did you just buy your dry box? you need to let the humidity to stabilise...after awhile it should be ok...now keep raining...need adjust again...

yup just getting it.. not very sure how to adjust the knob..
the thing is, the controller is inside the box.. if to adjust need to open it..
still off it and around 44%...

are you using the AIPO dry box? same like mine...u turn the left is make it more humid, turn to the right less humid lo.

wait for 24 hours ma...dun need worry la...fungus won't grow overnight one...

it's sun-dry.. later will observe the things..
if the humidity is in the safe range.. just off it la..

saw this cat outside the shops of my house....then immediately ran back home to take his pic.. he/she was quite co-operative though..allowing me to take a few shots while still continue sleeping..

however the black fur of the cat totally screwed up my metering in aperture priority mode...the camera thought it was shooting a very dark scene and then using a slow shutter. had to rely on manual mode for this and some tweaking in photoshop.


Sleepy cat by zstan, on Flickr

hi all, just got myself sony dslt a33 learning how to use a camera. guys, other than setting the ISO, shutter speed, and aperture? what other elements that i must be aware of in order to snap a decent picture? and btw, my hand trembles alot due to smoking, anyone knows good medicine to cure it?

it will tremble less if held properly, ie, close to your body by using the viewfinder

visited the Sony Center at Atria Mall , they have friendly & chatty sales person
was in rush before kena back to hotel to check out, so only get to test the sal35 f1.8 , sal 85 f2.8 , CZ24 F2 and SAL135 f2.8 (T4.5) STF woot

if money was no problem for me i'd take the sal35 1.8 and cz24 f2. the sal85mm f2.8 is not to say the best but fairly good for its price. the STF is very naisss but MF a 135mm lens is really hard. my hands damn shaky .

some spam pics:

from SAL 135 f2.8 (T4.5) STF

somemore



from SAL 35 f1.8

somemore



from SAL 85 f2.8




This post has been edited by mastering89: Dec 19 2010, 05:43 PM

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu........ the background totally gone wei!!

er, stop smoking?

ya, stop smoking dude..... if u cant stop smoking then high shutter speed will cure ur problem wit camera but not ur hand problem

hmm, what improvement can i do to this picture?