Japanese flavoured Kit Kat. by Pan & Toori, on Flickr

Monday's Blue! Have a Kit Kat~

My friend bring this back for his stay in Malaysia for 1 week.. I'm visiting Japan in May 2014!! Hoho~ Can't wait too. I'm super addicted to their traditional culture!!

welcome to the club... here many sifu teach one, no worry~ they friendly too

I got mine for like 3 months, still can't understand the Triangle. I normally test shot few to adjust the settings for lightning then start shooting till I like.

Hi sifus,

I wanted to buy a new lens as the kit lens doesn't provide the sharpness I wanted. Finally step into prime lens.

As budget problem, I'm only able to get 35mm f.18 and 50mm f1.8. Normal usage would be traveling and food photo.

As much research 35mm is all rounded which is good for me since I take various crappy photos(LOL). But I want to hear more opinion on this.

Since food photo is also vital to me, 50mm also a good lens for better close up.

Opinion guys?

Side Question : How to avoid reflection from the food? You know, some oil will reflect the light from the ambient light which makes the photo suckish.. Photo taking with no set-up, just DSLR and in-door restaurant light. Is it I need a filter or something?

aish thanks for positive comment on my photo.. haha new comer la, still more to learn

I have no additional equipment than my kit d3200 haha, your shot look great, I saw many people use 35mm also produce such shot, guess the power of prime?

nice shot btw, how come no reflection a? so pro I mean if I take the Knife sure got those light reflection..

Problem is I normally shot at 28mm-ish, and those lens are bloody expensive with those aperture. Guess have to do some standing and positioning when using 35mm.

For event shot such as cosplay, 35mm is super good, not far not near, sharp, decent bokeh, bright.. but for food I have no idea how... and my friend keep poison me with his 17-50mm f2.8, the sharpness..!!

true, but the 50mm produce so good looking portraiture...

nice photo bro, the group photo looks colourfull!

ya, 35mm just a very good all rounded, slight wide, slight tight.. with D3200 huge MP, I guess cropping is not an issue if the photo is sharp and clear~

Hmm.. go home I post my crappy food photo and let you see... not sure how to fix.. haha

ya I experience that too, f1.8 is too shallow and easy to miss focus(35mm f.18 from friend)... still love that sharpness.. can't wait to try out 35mm out on the street!!!

OMG Mustang~!