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Posted on 07 August 2009 by admin
Sunset is one of the favorite photography theme. But it is not easy to compose a nice one.
In Chinese proverbs, “Sunset is the best unfortunately so short”. So the key to shoot perfect sunset is Timing. If you don’t believe, go out to observe the sunset this evening. It keep changing the position every second and minute.





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In this photo, I have no choice to include my car inside. If I were move out the car, sunset might gone away. So the moral of the story is, think of the related area you want to shoot before parking.
I used “P” mode and adjust Exposure to EV 0.3 so that you still see the grass on land. Yet no too bright till over expose.
If you noticed, there is a orange spot on top of the sunlight. Who can tell me what is that? Is it dirt on lens the root cause?
Posted on 06 August 2009 by admin
My first outdoor photography artwork. It is quite difficult for full time worker like me to take outdoor photo during daytime. Sky is always dark when I go home.
Last Sunday I manage to go out in the evening for some shooting at seaside. This is where the fishermen park their wooden boat.
The weather covered by haze on that day. No blue sky and clear view. I increased Exposure to make it brighter. But at the end still choose this one without additional Exposure (0 EV). Why? See next photo to get the answer.

Darker image could produce better feeling with “ink sketch” effects. Is it great if print out the ink sketch version and sell in art gallery?





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I use Paint.Net to apply the effect. No extra work, the effect just Great!
Posted on 05 August 2009 by admin
Posted on 04 August 2009 by admin
My brother in-law helped me to buy Nikon D60 Dslr. The problem is the shop only provide a gift of choice: a big bag (about 7 compartment) or a small travel bag with no sponge protection.
With no doubt, he choose the big one for me. Oh well, the big one can store lots of lens with sponge protection, but abit too big for me. You know it is not convenient for travel, even in the town itself. Also, I have no budget to buy more lens at this moment ok.
Travel Camera Bag
So I decided to get a smaller, compact yet good protection for my black handsome guy and its accessories.
At the end, manage to get one in Giant at RM75 after price negotiation. It is original Nikon bag with 3 compartment. Could store extra battery, battery charger, a DSLR camera, and maximum 2 lens (i think).
The Nikon bag isn’t soft at all. It is solid and firm, easy to carry and definitely perfect for traveler. I leave the big bag at home for future use.







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What kind of Dslr bag are you using? Please give comment if you own one.
Posted on 03 August 2009 by admin
China well known for lousy product quality. My colleague bought a China mobile phone, it last only for 4 months. No wander the shop only warranty for 3 months. This may only apply for electronics device.
I do believe China have good product quality too. Depends on its product type. For example this Tri-Circle padlock (made in China) has been use for more than 10 years. It is solid, still gold color and working well. No jam at all when open or close the lock.





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To shoot the lock, I use the natural light from backyard. As you see, the padlock in focus is not exactly on center. How to do this with Auto settings?
Simple. At first, focus at the padlock then move your lens to the place you want to use as background. Object is still in focus, but with more manipulation you can do. In my case, I use the wall behind as background to make bigger contrast to emphasize the target object.