I want a wide angle lens so bad...

i want my sigma 12-24mm...

Man im really staring to have fetish over them o_O

btw, bila ada TT?

teh tarik? XD

tea time? XD

the tokina 12-24 would fare nice too, and its really cheaper by alot, and further more built quality is superb too, but not meant for FF =/

eh, so bila mau ada TT? i now holidays man, so sure got free time

i like the 1st shot. If you have a ND Grad filter it can be better really much much better

Its cheap if u get the cokin P series, look for a shop called EngTong in SS2, they sells them. 1 ND grad for 40+.


the background looks very familiar... u student of SEGi college a?

ooo, hehe sorry, it just looked familiar, my bad


ayo... then when u can come to kl do tell us la

Guys, here are some pictures to share during my early days of photography, using the Canon 350D as my main camera, though its not mine, but i had alot of fun with it

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Aint going to the event too so count me out, still interested in the TT though, who's going?

The function is like what you said, its tat simple.

yes its adds more weight, and of course it does help to get more steady shots when shooting vertical grip Its neccessary on some cases, if you go traveling, its better to detach it from the camera and bring two batteries instead. But I just keep it on anyway, cuz it looks like a pro camera when its on, and further more it gives me a better grip when i shoot horizontally too!(i have a big grip)

depends on the brand you're going after, for hoya a normal cpl would cost you 150-180. If u want the Hoya Pro-1 range its gonna cost alot more for around 200+ for 1 67mm. Im not sure about the ND8 though.

The best way is to get a 77mm filter then use those step down ring to fit them onto your lens. For step down rings, you can go to digicolor at Mutiara Complex along Jalan Ipoh to get them. 25 for 1 i think.

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Added on December 11, 2007, 3:11 pmbtw, when u guys going to Putra Jaya?

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Dec 11 2007, 03:11 PM

Yeah do that

I can drive but where u stay?


Like someone said, 1.8k to 2k depends on where u bought it, i can ask for a good price for you(i think)... Later ill give u the price. If you're lucky enough u can get a better bargain, like mine, bought at 2k for camera + lens + battery grip. Though 2nd hand but its in superb condition and still in warranty.

btw, for those who are interested in doing macro but could not afford a real macro lens, can go for something like this:
http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38341

its a +10 close up filter which acts like a macro for those 50mm lens(52mm diag).

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After


Interested ones pls call that fella thru that link

I don think so, i used a +4 close up filter before and you cant take shots at a further range.

There's one photographer that uses two +10 close up on his Fuji Prosumer and achieved very very good macro results.

Here's the link.

Enjoy!

the hoya +10 filter is a close up filter, just that it gives a different name for it only hehe...

True macro is all about life size, 1:1. What you see through the lens is what u get on the image.


Well, not all cameras are meant for doing so. but its worth to experiment. About the Raynox DCR 250 its not a macro lens but its somewhat share the function of a macro lens in a different way, as i know it only magnifies the subject for a few times. On the chart based on the page it gives a 2.3X on a Canon ESF 18-55mm lens. Go figure

Some dude in other forums like photomalaysia and photokaki actually used this neat piece of gadget and results are nice, use the search function man.

eh, which part is that? im not familiar with pj area, any landmark which is close to that place? the only place that i know is near is Bliz Zone cafe which is near KDU.

It really depends lor, its not necessary but i think a flash gun is essential for close ups for fungi, insects, and other things, its worth to experiment, renowned photographer Pål Hermansen used a flash gun to capture an owl in flight, close range some more

The owl:


And another one: This is the flight pattern of some Black-Headed Gulls

by using a function founded in the 580EX, forgot the name of the function but it enables the flash to burst in multiple times and in a very very fast rate.
Image courtesy of Pål Hermansen

Black headed gulls:


great timing i muz say.

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Dec 12 2007, 12:00 AM

haha i know where it is man

along LDP where u reached a junction under the bridge then turn left right?

yeah, i dont think it'll scare the owl la, if it does maybe its short term only haha...

Yeah, lost of patient, knowledge about the animal, then a good lens is really needed i think. If not get a teleconverter.

aint going cuz im not into events

some of the shops fcbarcelona-my recommended are known to offer good price. Just go bargain with them. Here are the details:


Source: http://www.shutterasia.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35 <-Click and then click on the shop name, map included.

But ill try to ask for the best price that i could give u through someone. Brand new right? 350D or 400D?
And no matter what do not go to those high end places like KLCC Sg Wang, BB Plaza offers better price.

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Dec 13 2007, 12:43 AM

cant la bro, im doing protrait shooting tomorrow, some experimenting with a new theme again

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Added on December 13, 2007, 12:59 amhey, you can upload your pics, but resize and degrade their quality so that people cant do much stuffs about it. A small picture with the longest length of 400px will do too

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Dec 13 2007, 12:59 AM

no problem, i've asked the price, now waiting for a reply only


i want to go, but bila?

ok let's plan a putrajaya shoot, its not far if u go there through LDP. I myself can drive but certainly not this week, cuz my schedule packed up liao. Then next wednesday and thursday im not free too.

I can drive, my car can tumpang another 3 person. So how about it?

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Added on December 13, 2007, 1:53 pmon the other hand, im still looking for that spot in PD which where I saw rocks, alot of rocks, which is good for sunset shooting, its in Linggi, anyone familiar with that place?

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Dec 13 2007, 01:53 PM