QUOTE(albnok @ Apr 3 2011, 12:55 AM)
ahpingko: No idea whether the beercan or big beercan is better. Do you need the 300mm?
Make sure when they type it on the repair sheet, it looks like something the repairman can understand - sometimes they type some simple words that doesn't explain much.
ieR: Congratulations in advance!
kysham: Eh, but I remember you saying you were a fan of HTC.
d4rkholeang3l: Nice! I like how the contrast and color tone is on #2.
Newbieeeeee: I prefer shots like #4, clear of distractions. Though interestingly this is once you won't need to use a telephoto to shoot F1!
blowsh: It underexposes so you can pull the shadows in RAW conversion or Photoshop later. That way you'll thank your camera when there is a lot of detail in the highlights.
zstan: Could've focused on the beak of #1. Maybe a shot of somebody pouring would make more sense?
Yea..i like 300mm..210 doesnt seemed to be enough for me..haha..those service center ppl have zero knowledge on camera..they dun even understand my prob, how to expect them to write a specific problem description that the technician can understand??..i have send them an email thru sony website..a super detailed description along with repair cert num..i dont know whether it will reach the technician or not..later i gonna email george wong..at least they put some techy ppl at service center who know camera..lolMake sure when they type it on the repair sheet, it looks like something the repairman can understand - sometimes they type some simple words that doesn't explain much.
ieR: Congratulations in advance!
kysham: Eh, but I remember you saying you were a fan of HTC.
d4rkholeang3l: Nice! I like how the contrast and color tone is on #2.
Newbieeeeee: I prefer shots like #4, clear of distractions. Though interestingly this is once you won't need to use a telephoto to shoot F1!
blowsh: It underexposes so you can pull the shadows in RAW conversion or Photoshop later. That way you'll thank your camera when there is a lot of detail in the highlights.
zstan: Could've focused on the beak of #1. Maybe a shot of somebody pouring would make more sense?
Apr 3 2011, 08:34 AM

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