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OMG!! THat was super funny! who the heck are those guys?

it's not nice to call them that...:nono:

may i know exactly where in jurong point?

this is due to the viewfinder being askew from the lens and film plane. your viewfinder is not like the ones found in dSLRs where mirrors in the camera body are used to bring the image from the lens to the viewfinder i.e. the image you see is the image the lens sees. the instax mini uses a...

There is still light even though with your windows and door closed and covering it under a blanket. you need total darkness. just go to a photo lab, they should have the black box which they will use to remove the roll for you. go to those photo labs which have existed since the film days.

i like your 'from the top' perspective

How do you plan to shoot it? I caught the Perseids meteor shower a couple of months ago and it was beautiful but the problem was that due to the light pollution i could only catch like 3 bright ones in an hour and they appear in multiple directions and each only last for 2 seconds at most. It is...

It's at Wheelock Place. Not sure if there are other outlets. Their 'Chocolate Nastiness' is the best dessert ever!!!

I went through their list of lenses but couldn't seem to locate it. I guess I'll inquire with them. Thanks!

I am looking at this lens to rent out. Can't seem to find it anywhere in this forum. I need it for my school work. So hopefully if there are any kind soul out there who owns this lens, please quote me your rental price. PM or sms to 92336556. Thanks!

PM sent! :)

maybe we can organise a PA gym training session :bsmilie:

hey thanks! keep up this good thread!

nikon already has one. so i won't be surprised if canon launches one

i have a question to ask if you don't mind. I notice that with the extension tube, the image is magnified. By how much is this magnification? and also, with the 18-55mm lens used, what is the focal length you used for the photos?

wah your PA very daring. that's a no-no thing to do :nono:. the PA is under the orders of the photographer, so unless the photographer allows him to do that then he should just do the job of assisting. hey drumma, you can add me up to the PA list! i've mostly done commercial, studio and...

ouch! :sweat:

what i am interested in is how much do you guys get paid, if you get paid at all. because i believe different photographers pay their asst. different rate. Hourly? half-daily? or do they pay you for your skill or merely for your time?

the runaway bride looks so happy, must be happy to be running away from a monster of a groom

you need one with high ISO and lens with image stabiliser