Recent content by yetfie

That's an interesting suggestion, didn't know dual pixel can be turned off. Do you know how to set to phase detection AF only mode? I was trying to read up manual and internet after reading your comment but couldn't find anything. Thanks

Didn't try micro adjustment as the focus point seems jumping front and back, with only 50% pix on target. Did the test at sigma workshop, with 10 consecutive and same setting on same subject, out of 10 pix, only about 5 sharp, 4 w front focus and 1 with back focus at F1.8. Left my 70d...

Has anyone tried Canon 70d with sigma 50mm art lens? Seems there is compatibility issue with inconsistent front-focusing problem with canon70d when aperture is wide opened. I just returned my beloved 18-35mm having 50% of pictures out of focus (more front but with a few back focusing pix). I...

common birds with "uncommon" photography skill. good one.

hi slaam, Thanks for the info "BiodiverCity - A Photo compeition of Local Biodiversity" competition. Somehow don't think the NParks or public will be too thrill to receive "Wild Crocodiles in Singapore" photos submission. This has always been a very debatable subject, to keep or trap...

Thanks all for your comments and compliments. When i find time, I normally do my routine croc photography in the northern part of singapore, kranji, sungei buloh, left and right side of causeway. There was 1 instance when a 80cm croc was taken at pasir ris boardwalk area abt 2 years back...

More photographs of crocodiles spotted in Singapore. This is a biggie, probably 2.5 meter. check out my other wild singapore crocs collection here: http://yetfie.zenfolio.com/croc Hope you like the photos. #1 - I wasn't expecting to find any, but it swam passed me while i was...

Love your 2nd photo!

very nice indeed. i haven't been lucky enough to see SBWR croc(s) on 'land' for a while, especially the angle from where you are standing (full body and front view). past 2 years, i could merely catch a glimpse of them in water.

Thanks. I personally like the #3 and #5. #1's subject is hard to come by these days.

2 more here

Hope you like them.

hi speedblade, Excellent photos! when do you reckon is the best time to photograph this WBSE? I've been to the place 2 times but didn't get lucky enough to spot it. Thanks.

hi, I have a 17-40L F4, it's a bright and excellent lens for landscape photography. However, this lens tends to sit in my dry cabinet more often than not, due to its weight (relatively heavy) and limited shooting range. For this reason, I evaluated and bought a Sigma 18-125mm f/3.8-5.6...

Thanks. glad you like the fotos.