i used to print my model photoshoot in 4R.... but nowadays I don't cuz it cost a lot.... usually over 100 photos per shoot

if you want to share with family and friends.... just make an online photo gallery and dump all in there
anytime, anywhere people can view... it is hard to find family and friends without internet connection
of course rural area may a bit problem to share your photos with... if you going over, consider a digital photo frame or better yet, a notebook... with LCD PROJECTOR

WELL, in my humble opinion... well, me only la.... i rather have that money on pro flickr and get own .com/net/org to make own webby which i'm doing right now

pro flickr = USD 24.95 = RM93

my domain cost a lot (USD29.90) because it was registered before any companies in malaysia offering hosting or domain names...
just look at the lowyat service board, got offers for domains + hosting under RM100

err... lowyat services noticeboard got a few
just click click see

err... ok la... examples
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/600039
domain RM60 per year, space 1 gb for RM20 per year

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/934290
domain Rm40 per year, 1gb for RM40 per year


you can try to mix and match services to get the cheaper price

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Added on March 8, 2009, 1:11 pmi know how to design, but i'm lazy
just use a photo gallery generator (i used jalbum.net), dump it in, choose the skins (or find other skinss in their site), then done
upload your website, and that is all

but since i use free gallery, a bit troublesome to manage, but once get hang of it, simple

some hosting do provide scripts to make online gallery which you can manage much better

This post has been edited by chiggy: Mar 8 2009, 01:13 PM

today's sky is very clear.... so nice
just a snapshot at my balcony condo overlooking Kelana Jaya

Kitlens 18-70mm
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No PP, just resize

This post has been edited by chiggy: Mar 8 2009, 10:42 PM

with liveview, you can also

1. use the flip lcd to raise your hand high to shoot when got obstacle or people blocking you
2. use the flip lcd to maintain eye level when shooting portraits, or kids
3. also can use for macro when the small small screen hard to see
4. easier to set white balance, can just preview on the liveview

and err... many more which I duwan to think right now

try reducing the internal flash exposure... maybe at -2
i've read somewhere you can use an old film and cover the internal flash...

as i'm aware of, there is only ONE beercan version that is Minolta 70-210mm F4
no other lens is called beercan

EXCEPT... big beercan and small beercan

sengkiat... it is always best to correct the horizontal horizon for your landscape photos before posting them up

i think it is the merging part in photoshop he is trying to ask... like the steps

http://www.1utama.com.my/howtogethere.aspx

dunno... always drive there

a bit of google shows different results
some say it is free
one say you have to pay RM0.50 with the onecard

lets go for the majority... it is free... unless someone would like to say otherwise

Boring in office again
NOTHING better to do
Find things to macro

First off... sorry for the dust and the wear and tear of the things shot
All use internal flash

#0 - my el-cheapo macro - extension tubes + 50mm m42 lens (0.3 mp cameraphone shot)


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my office surroundings... the guards don't allow photography unless curi curi or with pass

ya, everyday...
put at home to gather dust meh?

well, i used to put a home... one month no use in diy drybox... made my on/off button sticky

thanks... but keyboard is purple while mouse is green

hahhaa... didn't notice the sensor dust.... later go home blow blow

my extension tube cheap cheap only... RM15
no AF.... basically it is just hollow inside

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Added on March 11, 2009, 2:58 pmyes, for m42
dunno where to find... someone sold to me for RM15...

This post has been edited by chiggy: Mar 11 2009, 02:58 PM

http://corp.sony.com.my/workshop/main.asp

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This post has been edited by chiggy: Mar 11 2009, 10:48 PM

backpack the best

that day while walking to the office lift... didn't see a small puddle of water - I slipped. Luckily wearing backpack... took the impact of the fall
Camera and notebook also survived

kata dr-467
padding enuf to withstand my 100++ kg weight fell when I slipped

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Added on March 12, 2009, 9:16 amuntil now, no one has the ability to check the shutter count, unless by checking on your file names
for example DSC09839.jpg means shutter count is 9839
of course, if you reset the count, then it will no longer be accurate

some do say you can bring it to sony center for them to check for you, but dunno need to pay or not or how much

our EXIF will not show the shutter count
well, maybe it does... hidden somewhere where no EXIF program can see

This post has been edited by chiggy: Mar 12 2009, 09:31 AM