Yup..correct me if i am wrong..on my a550, that button is on the left of the exposure lock button..

ok, using the middle to lock focus and then recompose, your focal will shift and then your focus point will not be at where you want it to be
I not reli understand...sry for asking...

mean when you focus to one subject, actually the focus is on one plane (assume 1 metre from your sensor) , but when you recompose, your sensor is moving d, and thus, you might not get 1m any more.. then you'll have out of focus..

find someone knowledgeable and ask him to guide you or WORKSHOP!

This is the part that's broken when I dropped my flash plus my A100 on the ground. My A100 survived but the flash shoe was not so lucky.



My flash before and after the DIY repairs.




Now my flash is as good as new but my wallet is lighter by RM 103.

ya, ok ...this few days workshop cnt attend....haiz...

midnight food spam.


BBQ Chicken Wings by zstan, on Flickr

empty-ball



here see if u can attend to this.. meant for beginners... i think its a great place to learn, plus, its free!!!

i saw the DIY for repairing the same for F58 at alphanatics but didnt c how much costs for it. How much eyh for f58??

finally sapu a flash that 'kena' with my a33, but can use till tonite only before it fly to Japan


also a580 is available at Shashinki : link

This post has been edited by mastering89: Feb 26 2011, 03:21 AM

the + - button ^^;

I see.

haha...try it out yourself..at your home...

like this:

1) stand few metres away from your subject..use middle to lock focus, then recompose...see that outcome...

2) stand approx 1m or less from your object, use middle to lock focus, then recompose...see that outcome...

u will notice something different..as i said, explore by experimenting...as i always do..rather than learning theory...

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Added on February 26, 2011, 9:05 ameh iER, this apply to all alpha body kah?..

This post has been edited by ahpingko: Feb 26 2011, 09:05 AM

I think what he means is that he does not know how to lock focus. To lock focus, press your shutter half down till your focal point turns green. Then recompose your picture and then snap. Your focal point will be at that part but you must make sure not to step forwards or backwards after your lock focus as this will alter your focal point.

in that case, i add some words to your statement..

To lock focus, press your shutter half down till your focal point turns green and hold the shutter to remain in focus. Then recompose your picture and then snap.

Thanks bro

Last night TT in Kota Kinabalu:






Testing the Q-Strap. Actually this one not testing to buy, but testing because already buy!


Also making a special appearance, Made in China Fujia CCTV lens. 35mm F1.7! Mount on the NEX with an e-mount adapter. The whole set up for RM200!


Testing Fuijia 35mm F1.7.

All photos shot with the NEX5 & 16mm F2.8, except for the Fujia lens test shots. Ask tubik for additional, better samples of the Fujia lens!

kysham: that 35mm CCTV lens quite nice eh..lol...but looked so small...

As they say, Size does not matter yo! Lol..

well, its cheap and its 35mm. Wonder if it can fit the alpha not lol..

don't look like it can fit the alpha regular mount due to the flange distance.... but it is damn handy and cool. the cool factor is definitely there. hahaha....

but it's manual focus also right?