10 May 2009 | OLD Photo never share with guy. Today i share it.

Penguin with their friend outdoor shooting

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*jaw drop*
that is simply stunning!!
can i have the full res of that photo bro?

guys who going to the alpha convention, save my number if u are around to meet me i will be there for whole 3 days, 012 877 zero nine nine zero.

Melv: Panas!

shootkk: Nice light in #1.

cassplayer: Niiice! Thanks for the second shot too, you knew I was gonna ask for it?

8tvt: Nice, love the color and all, though my clown/yo-yo/photographer friend would probably pick on his makeup.

ieR: LOL the TT can be all day but I'm going for Azrul's session until 7:45pm - think I'd linger around but I'll invite him for the TT also.

fansoption: Wah this one is even better, without the globe shape.

iamKiet: #1 is a bit overdone - we know that snow is white so it should look that color.

67zai: Nice #1! Never seen the bridge get so much prominence before.

albnok: i attending azrul talk too!

Grats bro! A580 + F58 = Mamamia.

Thankiu thankiu. Was learning and playing with the flash till almost late 2 class @.@

But overall it is awesome. Well, going to read up more and more.

Anyway, the manual states that when the Test light goes green, means the flash is properly exposed.

Izzit true?

anyone here from penang ??

No. When the test light goes green, it means the flash is completely refreshed and ready for the next burst of flash. The flash works by storing energy from the batteries in a temporary holding capacitor. when you press the shutter release, the flash draws power from this capacitor (not directly from the batteries). after that, it will draw power from to the batteries to recharge this capacitor. you may ask why such a hassle? because the capacitor can hold more power for a big burst of flash and also it will allow the flash to regulate the drawing of power from your batteries, ensuring the batteries don't overheat too fast and also to ensure the batteries don't die too quickly.

Alright. Sorry got facts all jumbled up early in the morning.

Currently still leaving the flash in auto, rather than messing up my hand and trying to do so much. Well, we shall see this friday how much I've learnt.

haha thanks.. i start liking to snap portrait..

maybe that clown sweating due to hot weather but still keep smiling coz alot of kids waiting for a balloon..

albnok: you mean the planet pc.

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This post has been edited by fansoption: Mar 2 2011, 09:23 AM

erk.. WTA all A580 owner....

any one here using the any 3rd party VG for A580?

the Phottix battery Grip VG-B50AM can work on A580??

Thx but what do u mean by much prominwnce?

a bit out of topic, but.... anyone of you guys using SSD in your computer / laptop? might wanna consider swapping out my 500GB HDD in my laptop for a SSD to decrease the boot-up time & increase the battery life. the only draw-back i am thinking now is the significantly lower storage capacity (160GB) for the SSD.

my question is: Do you guys think it is worth the trade-off?

whats the largest capacity for SSD in the market now? quite pricey right? no experience with SSD before.. i'd like to know the verdict as well too..

kysham, maybe use ssd internal and make the HDD external..

i got a quote for 160GB SSD (Intel X25-M Gen2, OEM --> is this good?) for RM600. Quite pricey, if you compare to regular HDD. The max capacity I found was 256GB, but that is too expensive for me.

wat is this mean sifu " 160GB SSD (Intel X25-M Gen2, OEM "...??
hdd external ?? ssd internal ???

please use google. it is very useful. i was talking about a computer's hard disk.