who needs white lady when u can have a white cat?

taken in a cemetary in KL a long long time ago...


ciggie smoke...and the cat playing with something


This post has been edited by Everdying: Mar 23 2011, 01:36 PM

??? they discussed bout what kind of chemical they use .. and how they develop the film. etc etc ...
every chemical have their own kind of effect .. from graining ... till how u mix it with plain water .. and how long does it take to develop the film.
but most people who have their own darkroom, they normally process only BW film . MOSTLy.
since the easier one to develop is BW film.
and for film lovers they will mostly talk bout what kind film u used, negative, positive film .. etc etc ..

i only know film have iso choices only
write more about darkroom, like why using red bulb? chemical is acidic? or i still duno the concept how to make the image on positive film

This post has been edited by Agito666: Mar 23 2011, 01:42 PM

actually , when u develop ur film, u can't have any light ( is my english correct a ?? ) , u need to develop ur film in total darkness .
i know this bcos, i develop my own bf film . there's no need for darkroom . u just need changing bag. once ur film inside the container. u can have as many lights as u want. the hard part is to load ur film into the container. need lot of practice .after u master loading film into the container . u can start mixing ur chemical.
u need thermometer, bcos u need to control ur chemical temperature. u can google for this .
how u mix ur chemical with plain water pon u need to experiment . i'm still learning . i believe there's a lot of sifu here knows a lot bout film processing.
after i develop my film then i can scanned it . easy . no need to use enlarger nowadays since got film scanner . hehehe

i roughly know the concept of negative film produce/imprint image through the lens haha... thanks for explaination...later google if i got free time
now digital era liao lor...

What strap? D3X?

Have you tried Shashinki?

Anyway, speaking about softwares and View NX2, the US website already has updated to latest version 2.1.2.

http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17278

Nikon Malaysia / Asia website is still at 2.1.1.

http://nikonasia-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/162

Nikon europe already updated theirs too

Nikon malaysia busy with upcoming celebration

Indeed, the hardest part is for people to admit their own mistakes; but those that does, will move on and go further. Usually, the biggest obstacle is the part to admit and learn. I guess it also depends on how a person is brought up, as usual, most peopl will tend to tease, laugh and make joke at someone who did wrong, this will shape the person into someone who's not willing to admit mistakes, so if we have kids, its important for us to make them understand its ok to make mistakes and learn from it.

Knowdlege, skills, experience is never ending and its nothing to do with age or if the person is newbie or profesional. Personally, I wouldn't look down on someone who is new or fresh, who knows, he/she might know something that I don't even know, or have more creative ideas. This applies to any field.

Disclaimer: The statement above is not meant for anyone, but just find its good to mention this since jchue73 mention this.

My cheap 2 shutter clicks.

+1
Nice say

means they will edit their own,photographers just snap and pass in RAW formats?care to rectify everdying?

This post has been edited by g_pentium: Mar 23 2011, 03:02 PM

means u can see more detail when u print very big.
like clients want to see every fine details, threads on clothes etc, or even when u edit the color etc its more accurate...or like in hair details...so u can see every strand rather than them all merge together into one big block of black.
all that should be quite obvious already seeing how big raw files are.
some will be happy enough with like tiff or eps files.

of cos u dont need raw if all ur going to do is post pics on facebook etc

This post has been edited by Everdying: Mar 23 2011, 03:14 PM

From KenRockWell.com which I find useful and easy to understand =


AF-S (AF-Single)

In AF-S, the D90 focuses once, and locks until you let go of the shutter and press it again.


AF-C (AF-Continuous)

In AF-C, the D90 constantly tracks focus as your subject moves in and out.


AF-A (AF-Automatic)

AF-A is the default setting. It's my favorite because the D90 is so smart that it figures out if your subject is moving or still, and automatically selects the correct mode above for each shot!

This qualifies to be one of the best posts here. I'd rather be listening to you alone (be it right or wrong, doesn't matter coz you have that right VALUES) than taking the most accurate spot-on opinion from those arrogant self-proclaimed I-know-it-all professional photographers (and divine for not making any mistake) who love making fun on others especially newbies like me.

Please stick around and gather as much info as possible. We need more 'seniors' like you.

I like that one bro.
seriously.!

orang ni konon out-station, but can still surf

Yes, outstation bro. I'm having some break. You are going for the TT tonight rite? Send my regards to others. We'll arrange for our session soon!

http://nikonimglib.com/nefcodec/

Argh downloaded .NEF codec from Nikon's website but it's only for 32-bit. Anyone knows where to download the 64-bit version? Any other free alternatives?

NEF doesn't support 64bit windows

That somehow makes the shooter less smart IMO

patut lahhh..