Ok sifu! Will try some shots (of other stuff of course) with different apperture setting

shoot food also la...since ur blog also got many food...

last time the food king also retired already...hint hint nick with 88 or 77 something one last time...lol

Haven't got anywhere interesting to eat since I got the camera...I sure post about food wan

Your focus skill is great! keep it up

weekends is the best times to go out and explore photographic opportunities... make use of the time..

ahahahaha.... u realy focus on d cuteness of ya heroes ar.... superb.. n makes me wanna collect my own heroes too.. care to share where to get em ar?

Thanks!

Ahh yes. Weekends is filled some voluntary work atm. In August will be making some photog trips around KL

Bought them in Tokyo. Don't think its available here. Regret not getting the second series when I was there

All shots taken with Nikon D40 and a 50mm f/1.8 lens.

1. Char Siew Cheong Fun (1/60, ISO200, f/2.2)


2. Some kind of prawn dumpling (1/60, ISO400, f/2,2)


3. Siu Mai (1/30, ISO200, f/3.2)


4. Har Gao (1/40, ISO200, f/3.2)


5. Egg tarts (1/40, ISO200, f/3.2)

err, white balance a bit out jor...

EDITED: ps see how...

This post has been edited by HenryLow: Jul 25 2007, 05:20 PM


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Lao ... reminds me of Grace and Deborah

Lol coz of the reddish hue on the pics?

Hrmm..WB on Auto. Maybe should have set it to Tungsten.

4 & 5 underexpose. it does not brings the product out..

Try adjusting the level.

Isn't this looks better?

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Added on July 25, 2007, 11:06 pmYou leave too much empty space on the right of your histogram. So the colour looks flat. What I did was just pull the white tab to the left, near the right tail of the histogram, and pull the left tab slightly to the right, pass that "clip" area.



This post has been edited by kelvinyam: Jul 25 2007, 11:07 PM

Recently, my company made a short trip to Carey Island to learn something about palm oil and for a seafood trip. Here are some shots from the outing:

1. Him: This is a palm oil tree Us: Oooooooo


2. Colleague trying her hand at harvesting a palm oil


3. A closer look at it


4. Biji biji kelapa sawit


5. This is what a plantation looks like


6. The flower looked lonely


This post has been edited by zio: Jul 26 2007, 01:49 PM

Soon, after we visited the Heritage Bungalows in the area:

1. Flowers...






2. Candid shots of my colleagues...






3. Houses on a pond


And I leave you with some crabby shots:

Your flowers composition is fine, but the DOF is not shallow enough, so that the background is kinda disturbing. You can improve this by using a longer focal length (zoom longer).

Ahh will try that next time. Thanks

dai ko...hehe...meet you at this thread... your photos...very nice oh...:clap:esp the collection on page two...so cute

This post has been edited by orenzai: Jul 28 2007, 04:01 PM

lol im no dai ko man...but thanks

Hope to see you join the DSLR gang soon

haha.... i really hope so too...too bad my birthday is on 27th of september...and thats 5 days before pmr!!!if its earlier then maybe can cham siong with mum ask as birthday present...haha...anyway..i am sure to get it... and hope to be a part of the photography family