by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr


by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr

thx..we think quite long for that title..xD

tqtq..^^

fulamak..i hope i can own it too..

i need that 70-200 G too..

i memang want this..but i dont want to invest so much in lens...later on just get 35mm F1.8 can d..just now shoot with 50mm F1.8 super tight...i wish i have several wide prime too..that old 75-300 max u can sell for i think is rm450 or lower..

btw, i want to sell my Canon EOS Digital PhotoFrame..8inch...who wan??..new unit..

I m looking for it too..but that lens on my a550 is wat mm??..wide enough?..

fansorption: i already got 50mm le..

if just 42mm, i already got 50mm F1.8, worth to get?...or i just get 35mm F1.8 is better?

that canon eos frame that i get, cant be turned on...wadafak..send me defective item...

wow...if really, then i wan buy already....i need 28mm more than 35mm...wider is better..but how come they say is different?..

不一young的我 14 by WeiQiPhotography, on Flickr

use noob lens poison ppl..no G or CZ...kesian me...i only got B lens...

nice angle..

i like that #1!!!!

nice le...lol..very well composed!

welcome to orange region..

This post has been edited by ahpingko: Feb 20 2011, 09:10 PM

Wow..my office tower thr wor..lol..but i m working..xD

lol..

nola...i mean i my office is in there la...not i own that office..

well done, william..my sifu..

sometimes theory and practical is big differences...even if you know alot about theory, does not mean u can shoot well....same to if you langsung dono theory, through practices u may excel those who pro theory....can understand well all the basics and able to apply to the photo as well as able to make a nice framing angle is a different thing..

as the saying goes: learn from experience...experience will teach u more..try try try..never give up..

can increase 1 more stop for exposure..will result in better skin tone...fairer..and try frame that model to the left..

use local AF mode...select the points on the model's face..lol..

u can try more...then u will get the feel...just shoot more..

Just like wat iER say..but u may use +0.3 or +0.7 EV..when in A mode, can hold 1 button and turn the dial..u will see that meter..but i duno wat name is tat button..xD..i always use it..

This is correct..anyway, just adapt to situation..theory is die 1..u r alive..on worse situation, turn on MF..be confident..stare into the area u wan to focus, turn the ring til that area get into focus..and snap a few more to get the best shot..

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

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

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.

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

like this u will need wide angle prime lens..coz normal way, u cant get a super blurry background...worse, if u use a zoom lens where u can zoom close up, and the object is too big, u will need to be at a far far distance...

anyway, just try like this:

- try go as far as u can, zoom in with lower aperture, such as F5.6..if with zoom, u cant make whole image into the frame, means this method cant use..

- try go as near as u can, using widest focal length u can, such as 18mm..with a lower aperture like F3.5..and try..if cant get desired blurring, means this method also cant use...

if both fail = u need wide prime...

btw, want to ask sifus as well,

i m opening a raw image using sony Image Data Converter SR, and Adobe Lightroom...proven that the image in lightroom is really different with that sony proprietary software..because i remember i took the pic correctly..but in lightroom, it seemed to be under-expose and very low saturation..no wonder i always see so damn nice in my camera but in lightroom so pale..

anyway to make lightroom behave the same?