Recent content by panic

Very nice captures. Very good color & sharpness too. :thumbsup: Can I ask, how do you get such sharpness? Small aperture? Continuous auto-focus? Where do you focus on? The face or body?

Anyone know who he is? He was shooting from 2nd floor of the next buidling for a long time.

great captures!! esp. like the b/w one right at the top. electrico is cool man!!

My 2 cents: - would prefer the plant not to be 'chopped' at the top. but if it was too tall.... no choice lah :) - do some post-processing to remove man-made looking objects along the horizon, to the overall picture looks more natural - do something to remove the noise -- i dun think you...

Likewise, I believe the more experienced togs would want to work with experienced models too.

OT: what happened to your DSLR?

#5 is nice

No. Options available: - 1 week personal guarantee - try on the spot I don't think the pay in full as deposit approach would work. He could pay you the money, play with it for a week & break something on purpose & demand for his money back.

i would say it is user responsibility, cause usually, the brush is clean when purchased. but through regular use, it probably accumulated dirt along the way

careful about that brush... mine accumulated some dirt/oil & ended up making my filter/lens dirtier than before i started :(

Whoa! Very nice! Sharp pix & creamy background. What lens you use?

From the way TS has posted the question & subsequent responses, seems like TS is leaning towards Canon & is having selective hearing (reminds me of the "hear only the good stuff" ad on TV). So, despite what the others have said... in the end, the heart will likely win over the head. :sweat:

it's normal. but dun do this too often, as the pcb may fry

Still got?

here we go again... +1