thanks for sharing!

hahaha bro we jst messing w/ ya

105727 shutter counts

and goind strong after 3 years

hahah kena TROLL

Hahahaha wth... damn evils

Checking the amount of film rolls is the only way I guess

if u dont have films also, u can gatal2 click the shutter right? so u wont get the accurate count la

true also, used to main the shutter, the feeling is diff to dslr lol

helo sifu2
can i know the what the "thingy" that cause unsharpness to the upper spine....u know wat i mean....
lightrooom touchup...a bit
0.6s f/8 iso100 200mm

seashell-1 by alpha infinite, on Flickr

The upper spine is out of the focused dof(depth of field) liao. You have to stop down a little to get it sharp or back up a bit.

pulling more than f8,,,,smaller???
i'll make it a try

Just zoom out a little bit or something.

ada macam ghost movie punya tone?


This post has been edited by teetaatee: Jan 23 2013, 05:25 PM

Perhaps more dark and constrasty?

edited
http://i.imgur.com/3KzX489.jpg > http://i.imgur.com/PYmvKs8.jpg

This post has been edited by teetaatee: Jan 23 2013, 05:26 PM

When you're shooting close up or the closer you get, the DOF becomes more shallow.
The lens focal length is also one of the factor, if you're using telephoto and shooting closeup, the DOF will be more shallow.

Nice edit, definitely prefer it when there's more details in the sky.

actually this is the ori pic
http://i.imgur.com/FusjajS.jpg

how about the color temp should be cooler or.....???

the WB is slightly warmer

come comment this pic, editing too heavy?

dramatic sky by Song laa, on Flickr