Erm, I think is because of vignette gua, didn't apply lens correction for this one. But TBH I can't see also, using laubeh laptop screen here

LOL I can't see also

Hahaha, maybe I should d. Just downloaded the thing from flickr. I see transition from pure white in the center to slightly gray in the edges la.

Btw I saw the dirt spot also, between the legs.

Never noticed during processing

The battery has a chip in it that tells the camera information such as remaining battery life and also to authenticate itself as a genuine battery.

3rd party batteries duplicate this chip in order to let themselves work in the camera. The hack mentioned is for the battery, not the camera

It's quite common la actually, not just for cameras, phones also.

The 3rd party batteries already come pre-chipped. So they work exactly like an original battery should including reporting remaining battery life.

There's no need to hack it yourself.

MK900 no HSS

Imagine sharing a room with these guys

Every.Single.Night.

I damn sien already I tell you

Lols, have problems sleeping when I use them in the room. Sad

Only solution is to sweep the room for these fellas every night

It's fairly expensive to be honest at 2K+

But what you get is both sharpness and also image stabilization unlike tamron's models where you either go for max sharpness or sacrifice some for VC.

One common problem with the siggy is the hood though, the locking notch becomes loose very fast so you can't "click" it into place anymore

Ahh well, my housing area here is kinda bad la, good thing is I'm only living here for a few more months before shifting to my new house. Just have to tahan for now loh

Nevermind~ There's always the 18-35 F/1.8 as a replacement (sort of)

Depends on which mirrorless you're talking about. Many different sensor sizes out there.

Image quality wise they're mostly the same in the lower ISO regions.
You'll start to notice obvious differences in noise performance when you push things to say 3200 and beyond when comparing a smaller sensor to a larger one.

Bigger sensors also allow for lesser DOF which makes it easier for subject separation and bokehlicious shots




This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Aug 17 2013, 09:43 AM

Yeah, was pretty bored so I started looking around for abstract shot.

One of the instances where the shallow DOF is actually useful in my macro work.

Usually I trying to find the proper angle to maximize DOF

Another abstract




This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Aug 17 2013, 10:23 AM

Sometimes life feels like you're trapped in a ball

Not sure how to do that, but I did think of using a signboard with a HELP on it

Yeah, noticed the scratches. But the entire ball was in pretty bad shape already so cloning them out wasn't of much use.

Fuiyoh, so small also can see. You must be really familiar with desktops yah?

Borrowed the 50mm 1.8G from Silverfire

Now me can take bokehlicious shots again

I did have one about a year ago. But sold it to fund my 17-50 last time

I thought the shop normally keeps the lenses after they close? Don't tell me they got enough brains to leave stuff worth tens of thousands with only nothing but glass separating it from the outside world?

The stuff there is real, I've seen them with my two eyes before.

Sony cam with a Nikon strap. How contrasting

Off topic but I just can't resist



This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Aug 19 2013, 10:41 AM