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Shot this just now, any c&c on it sifu?


Kari Ikan Goan by tuna97, on Flickr

Officially farewell to Canon
DSC_1508-2hd by Cruxiaer, on Flickr

what do you mean by that though?

It's an interesting product I would say, still worth the money even if you are using it solely for macro imo.

Anyways, fresh picture from my M.

Hi guys, new year new mission : My first (and hopefully last) wedding day shoot for my bro in law (as I only have 1 Bro-in-law)

It will be the typical Chinese wedding day, morning with him to fetch the bride and night wedding in restaurant.

I'm intensely debating on the gear to bring and would like your opinions:

1 Canon 550D + YN568EX + Tamron 17-50 for the usual situations.
2 Canon 60D + 430Ex+ with either the 35mm F2 or 50mm F1.8?

Recently I have come to expect very less of the 35mm in dim situations Auto focus and really kills my mojo. I imagine the shorter length allows for closer portraits (Restaurants)

With the 50mm I also expect nothing in AF but will the longer reach be useful and enable slightly better (undistorted) portraits? I suppose a good way would be to carry everything but I really want to avoid lens change. Or should I just go Rambo with 1 lens and enjoy the low weight?

FYI above is all the gear I can probably get / carry.

lunch with waifu.

single flash. food arrive. shoot. eat.

nowadays use phone cam.

Just pretend I shot this with my EOS M haha. Tumpang thread a while.

actually u dont have to, coz the dish itself is warm enough, if u want, u can selectively warm up the noodles only, dont have to warm up the entire shot coz your mint would look orangy pulak...
also, by not placing your bowl on a proper table prior to the shot, that makes people think u are rather lazy too
anyway, here's a simple shot of wife's latest brownie

Anyone here is using Canon's 10-18mm IS STM lens? How do you think it compares to the 10-22mm? There are lots of reviews on the internet, but it's always nice to learn from you guys.

No longer have time to play as much, so the two lenses I use all the time now is the 10-22 and the broken 17-50.  I've got two primes but they have been sitting in my dry box for a long time now.
Hm. It sounds like a good option. Will consider. How about larger aperture walkaround lenses?

Anyways here are the RAW and corrected version.

22mm f2 RAW by GM Yong, on Flickr

22mm f2 Corrected by GM Yong, on Flickr

That shot looks quite a bit different (better) from your previous photos.
A longer focal length does help

Hmm. Are you using the 18-135mm IS STM? Strange, I tried it with my 70D and the AF is alright. I mean, it's not as fast as my 24-105mm, but it's quite nice.

Guys, any recommendation for wide-angle lens? I'm thinking of Canon 10-18m IS STM due to its IS and price, but its aperture is only f4.5-5.6. I do think that shooting with wide lens should be alright even with small aperture. But do you guys have any other suggestions?

No one's going to praise you for "wah so low noise your pic" but photos with motion blur can't be salvaged by software.

we have been saying about that to many and especially to u for the longest time...