shootkk, I got your number saved...will call u

gjtan, erm the remote?? all stock just sold out, but new batch comin in after cny if u can wait ya sure i will bring mine and test see can work with yours..

step up 49-55 55-58 58-62 62-67. Why 67?

ahpingko: wa... i also went out shoot but not yet process. XP

ahpingko: Nice #1.

e-jump: #2 okay what. Could be aligned better, but still, good effort though her pose is a bit weird. Just needs a tad more contrast.

zstan: A bit warm. The picture looks soaked if you know what I mean.

ahpingko: Good effort! I see your phone LOL.

puppydogpoo: You forgot Olympus! LOL.

Wow I got an angpau which is good enough for me to buy a 35mm f1.8 with some change for a cheap filter. Hmmm tempting. @@

@ahpingko
No offense but your new water mark not nice laa.

i want aim for 35mm F1.8 hehe

a580.

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Added on February 6, 2011, 9:17 pm

hmm.. just take a few steps back with the 50mm.. about the same lah.

why people buy 135mm f2.8 ahh?

Newbieeeeee: Taking a few steps back will give you a different perspective and angle of view.

Far objects will be bigger in scale to near objects.

However if you go close (whether with tele or wide), far objects will appear smaller compared to near objects.

So no, stepping back is not the same thing.

Erm, correct me if I'm wrong but i think your camera LCD has higher pixel density so your pics will be much more vibrant compared to your monitor. My pics all look damn chun on an Iphone. Hahaha! When I use my notebook to edit my pics, when I develop them into photos the results are not so pleasing as the colours will look damn fake as what I see in my uncalibrated monitor is not what it results in the photo. So now I have the uncanny habbit of never editing my pics as they usually fail miserably (and because I'm noob in photoshop ) I just add watermark 

For the colours, make sure your white balance is set correctly. Its is one of the most important aspects of photography which a lot of people will miss out. Once you know how to set white balance, you will notice that the colours of your photos will be much more vibrant. Another things is that you could use circular polarizing filter to make your skies look blue and increase contrast when shooting landscape pics under the sun.

trying to portray dull dull mood ma anyway use wrong iso liao. quite noisy. =(

ahpingko: Refer to the first page - I've posted a how-to to hide the pop-up flash from showing in wireless.

thanks for the comment, #1 and 2 is the same waterfall but at different angle
is it worth getting if a 2nd hand 30mm f2.8 macro is priced at 400?

colors are not there, as ahpingko said, yes it looks dull.. doesnt attract any attention from me at all.. the clouds could be made more interesting by adjusting the curves in PP, instead of an entire near gray canvas, creating too much negative space with no discernible subject matter.

lastly, horizon's a bit lopsided, but that's just nitpicking... 

evilhomura89: Yes, very worth it!

ahpingko: I don't care for radio triggers to be honest because I can always trigger wireless flash with no problems. Just that people don't know how to shade their flashes in sunny weather, or that the flash signal can bounce.

thanks for the comment. i already adjusted quite a lot of curves. pushing it further will result in more noise. =/