WHO DIDN'T TAKE THEIR BATH THIS MORNING? RAISE YOUR HAND!
Looks like that uncle on the right is the one who took his bath.
Salam.
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Daily Photo #104
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WHO DIDN'T TAKE THEIR BATH THIS MORNING? RAISE YOUR HAND!
Looks like that uncle on the right is the one who took his bath.
Salam.
WHO DIDN'T TAKE THEIR BATH THIS MORNING? RAISE YOUR HAND!
Looks like that uncle on the right is the one who took his bath.
Salam.
Alien Bike
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Feel you are deadly enough to scare a kid? Scare their parents too with this alien bike.
Made by Roo Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn from Thailand, this alien-like metal piece would surely raise the signal for the cops.
Source
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Feel you are deadly enough to scare a kid? Scare their parents too with this alien bike.
Made by Roo Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn from Thailand, this alien-like metal piece would surely raise the signal for the cops.
Source
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Batman Shoes from Puma
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Batman Shoes anyone?
Actually its not even related to Batman. Its just the design from Puma Creative Director, Hussein Chalayan for his 'Urban Swift' collection.
Interested? Ask Batman.
Source
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Batman Shoes anyone?
Actually its not even related to Batman. Its just the design from Puma Creative Director, Hussein Chalayan for his 'Urban Swift' collection.
Interested? Ask Batman.
Source
Salam.
Saturday, 30 July 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Daily Photo #102
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Had a wonderful time yesterday night. And its Borneo Night. Here are the Sabahan dancers.
Photos by Siti Aisyah Natrah Menuil. Edited by Roy Mustang.
Had a wonderful time yesterday night. And its Borneo Night. Here are the Sabahan dancers.
Photos by Siti Aisyah Natrah Menuil. Edited by Roy Mustang.
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Daily Photo #101
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Today is Borneo Night. Here's a shot of Anna J Sibah from yesterday with her collection of skulls.
Taken by Siti Aisyah Natrah Menuil.
Salam.
Today is Borneo Night. Here's a shot of Anna J Sibah from yesterday with her collection of skulls.
Taken by Siti Aisyah Natrah Menuil.
Salam.
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Friday, 22 July 2011
Latest from Casio and Panasonic - Digital Camera
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Casio reveals its latest point-and-shoot compact camera, the EX-ZS15. It has 3" touchscreen display, 5x wide-angle optical zoom, and 14MP CCD sensor. This one shoots 720p HD videos at 30fps.
Panasonic shoots two birds with one stone by launching the FZ47 superzoom and DMC-LS5 budget P&S.
The FZ47 features a 24x optical zoom (25 - 600mm) with image stabilization, nano surface coating, 12MP CCD sensor and also 1080i60 FullHD video recording.
The DMC-LS5 tooks it toll by still using AA batteries in this world of technology. However, it is equipped with 26-130mm equivalent (f/2.8-6.5) lens with optical image stabilization and a 14MP CCD sensor as well able to shoot 720p30 HD video.
Source
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Salam.
Casio reveals its latest point-and-shoot compact camera, the EX-ZS15. It has 3" touchscreen display, 5x wide-angle optical zoom, and 14MP CCD sensor. This one shoots 720p HD videos at 30fps.
Panasonic shoots two birds with one stone by launching the FZ47 superzoom and DMC-LS5 budget P&S.
The DMC-LS5 tooks it toll by still using AA batteries in this world of technology. However, it is equipped with 26-130mm equivalent (f/2.8-6.5) lens with optical image stabilization and a 14MP CCD sensor as well able to shoot 720p30 HD video.
Source
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Source
Salam.
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Butterfly with Invisible Wings
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At first look, it looks like a professional level image editing. After several pictures, its something God made and we can't.
Called the Glasswinged Butterfly, a member of the subfamily Danainae, tribe Ithomiini, subtribe Godyridina and they make home in Central America, where they are called "espejitos" (little mirrors) and they feed on nectar, love and good intentions.
It's beautiful and not for collectors items. God made it. Not us. Not the human.
Source
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At first look, it looks like a professional level image editing. After several pictures, its something God made and we can't.
Called the Glasswinged Butterfly, a member of the subfamily Danainae, tribe Ithomiini, subtribe Godyridina and they make home in Central America, where they are called "espejitos" (little mirrors) and they feed on nectar, love and good intentions.
It's beautiful and not for collectors items. God made it. Not us. Not the human.
Source
Salam.
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Please Eat Your Pencil Shavings!
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Here you throw it. Why? Because you can't eat it. What if you can? Will you?
The Deli Garage made 500 of this edible pencil and they're already sold out! It was actually parmesan cheese with the 'lead' made from different flavours such as truffles, pesto and chilli. And the ruler? It's for you to check on how many calories you have to burn.
Appetising? Yes. Definitely.
Source
Salam.
Here you throw it. Why? Because you can't eat it. What if you can? Will you?
The Deli Garage made 500 of this edible pencil and they're already sold out! It was actually parmesan cheese with the 'lead' made from different flavours such as truffles, pesto and chilli. And the ruler? It's for you to check on how many calories you have to burn.
Appetising? Yes. Definitely.
Source
Salam.
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Daily Photo #99
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Fahmi suddenly came up and asked me to snap pictures from dictionaries. And I'm in the middle of doing my lesson plan. Well. Here's the result.
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Fahmi suddenly came up and asked me to snap pictures from dictionaries. And I'm in the middle of doing my lesson plan. Well. Here's the result.
Canon EOS 1000D
Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF]
Focal Length: 50mm
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 1/125 sec
ISO: 1600
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Nokia C3-01.5 - Great specs for an old timer
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Yup. It has been leaked. The greatness of 1Ghz processor and 512MB of RAM in one lousy old-timer body. Guess that's why Nokia has been left behind in the smartphone race.
It has been rumoured before that such phones with capacitive touchscreen and QWERTY keypad will make its way to the market. This is not the rumoured one but its on the same line-up.
Let's hope this is the right path taken by Nokia before their ultimate downfall.
Source
Salam.
Yup. It has been leaked. The greatness of 1Ghz processor and 512MB of RAM in one lousy old-timer body. Guess that's why Nokia has been left behind in the smartphone race.
It has been rumoured before that such phones with capacitive touchscreen and QWERTY keypad will make its way to the market. This is not the rumoured one but its on the same line-up.
Let's hope this is the right path taken by Nokia before their ultimate downfall.
Source
Salam.
Monday, 18 July 2011
Google+: Another Facebook
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Salam.
Have you joined Google+?
No. What is that?
It's like Facebook but it's not Facebook.
-.-"
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Daily Photo #97
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Its been quite some time since I've posted something up. Here are two shots of it.
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Its been quite some time since I've posted something up. Here are two shots of it.
The shark mascot I made and a teacher from Jupiter's house.
A canteen worker balancing a jug full of water on her head. AWESOMENESS!
Salam.
Friday, 15 July 2011
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
Sunday, 10 July 2011
Daily Photo #94
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Got this shot while my friend, Adam is busy on his lappy.
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Got this shot while my friend, Adam is busy on his lappy.
Canon EOS 1000D
Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD IF
Focal Length: 17mm
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 1/30 sec
ISO: 100
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Which DSLR for you?
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You got the money. And you haven't got yourself a DSLR. Sure thing. DSLR will improve your photography skills in various aspects and also you will be able to identify which type of photography you would prefer. Either an all-rounder, macro, portrait and etc.
There are 4 levels of photography gears that are available in the market and each of it have different needs and requirements. To make it simple, the more money you have, the better your gears will be.
1. Entry / Consumer
The perfect gear for someone who just stepped into the world of professional photography. Its small, lightweight, have all the basic setting for you to learn and it cost less than others. Some of it provide guide mode with detail explanation of the settings. It has basic accessories for you to improve your skills.
2. Advanced amateur / Midrange
You've proven yourself to be a good photographer. And you want to climb a step further. But this time, each step costs money. Just kidding. Gears on this level are for those with experience using DSLR before and they want to move up the ladder. Most uses pentaprism rather than pentamirror for better view. It is also more rugged and better build than the entry gears.
3. Prosumer / High End
Yup. You got the money. Some would have a full-frame sensor while others are still stuck with APS-C or APS-H sensor. Gears on this level have better ISO, great settings, crisp image and able to burst-shot a lot better than others. At the moment, most professionals would prefer gears on this level as they have better weather seal and built. They also perform better in low-light condition. But beware. It will also punch a hole in your wallet.
4. Professional / Flagship
On this level, its either you have too much money or your camera is going to feed your family. Yes. This is the top. This is the cream of the crop. This is nearly god-like. The quality this camera produce is second to none. Even if a noob takes a picture with this camera, it will end up becoming an award winning picture in National Geographic's Hall of Fame! It is always full frame (most of it) and usually it came with a vertical grip. The sensor is amazing. Even holding this camera will give you the thrill. Each snap of this camera can give you ... I better not use the word here. Any how, this is not for normal photography. Unless you have too much money to waste.
There you go. Guide that will allow you to choose you gears properly. But always check out quotations below.
Currently, these are my gears.
- Canon EOS 1000D
- Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
- Canon Speedlite 420EX
- Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD IF
- Sigma DC 18-125mm f/3.8-5.6 OS HSM
Hope this guide will help you. Thanks for reading.
Salam.
You got the money. And you haven't got yourself a DSLR. Sure thing. DSLR will improve your photography skills in various aspects and also you will be able to identify which type of photography you would prefer. Either an all-rounder, macro, portrait and etc.
There are 4 levels of photography gears that are available in the market and each of it have different needs and requirements. To make it simple, the more money you have, the better your gears will be.
1. Entry / Consumer
The perfect gear for someone who just stepped into the world of professional photography. Its small, lightweight, have all the basic setting for you to learn and it cost less than others. Some of it provide guide mode with detail explanation of the settings. It has basic accessories for you to improve your skills.
Canon EOS 1000D, 1100D, 450D, 500D 550D, 600D.
Nikon D40x, D60, D3000, D3100.
Sony A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390.
2. Advanced amateur / Midrange
You've proven yourself to be a good photographer. And you want to climb a step further. But this time, each step costs money. Just kidding. Gears on this level are for those with experience using DSLR before and they want to move up the ladder. Most uses pentaprism rather than pentamirror for better view. It is also more rugged and better build than the entry gears.
Canon EOS 40D, 50D, 60D.
Nikon D5000, D5100.
Sony A450, A500, A550, A560, A580, A33, A553. Prosumer / High End
Yup. You got the money. Some would have a full-frame sensor while others are still stuck with APS-C or APS-H sensor. Gears on this level have better ISO, great settings, crisp image and able to burst-shot a lot better than others. At the moment, most professionals would prefer gears on this level as they have better weather seal and built. They also perform better in low-light condition. But beware. It will also punch a hole in your wallet.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 7D.
Nikon D70, D80, D90, D7000.
Sony A700.
4. Professional / Flagship
On this level, its either you have too much money or your camera is going to feed your family. Yes. This is the top. This is the cream of the crop. This is nearly god-like. The quality this camera produce is second to none. Even if a noob takes a picture with this camera, it will end up becoming an award winning picture in National Geographic's Hall of Fame! It is always full frame (most of it) and usually it came with a vertical grip. The sensor is amazing. Even holding this camera will give you the thrill. Each snap of this camera can give you ... I better not use the word here. Any how, this is not for normal photography. Unless you have too much money to waste.
Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III, 1Ds Mark IV
Nikon D3X, D3S.
Sony A900, A850.
There you go. Guide that will allow you to choose you gears properly. But always check out quotations below.
'Its not the gears that took the pictures. Its you.'
-National Geographic Society
Currently, these are my gears.
- Canon EOS 1000D
- Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
- Canon Speedlite 420EX
- Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD IF
- Sigma DC 18-125mm f/3.8-5.6 OS HSM
Hope this guide will help you. Thanks for reading.
Salam.
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD IF
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Yup. Suddenly I got a cheap bargain on this lens. Never thought of getting one. But obviously I have to let go some of my lenses and Gundams in order to get this one.
The Digital Picture have made a review on this lens and I believe there in no point making another review. You can click here to read the review.
Here are some highlights of this lens.
- very good image quality
- small, light, fast and affordable package
- very useful tool
- fast (f/2.8)
- general-purpose focal length range
- sharp even at f/2.8
I'm getting this lens as an upgrade for my previous lens. Though it doesn't have the range compared to Sigma 18-125mm, it does have a very wide opening and aperture.
Salam.
Yup. Suddenly I got a cheap bargain on this lens. Never thought of getting one. But obviously I have to let go some of my lenses and Gundams in order to get this one.
The Digital Picture have made a review on this lens and I believe there in no point making another review. You can click here to read the review.
Here are some highlights of this lens.
- very good image quality
- small, light, fast and affordable package
- very useful tool
- fast (f/2.8)
- general-purpose focal length range
- sharp even at f/2.8
I'm getting this lens as an upgrade for my previous lens. Though it doesn't have the range compared to Sigma 18-125mm, it does have a very wide opening and aperture.
Salam.
Monday, 4 July 2011
Daily Photo #92
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Here is my new sneakers for this year. And it will only be used for official purposes and definitely (maybe) not for running events because I had enough buying new sneakers every 5 months
Salam.
Here is my new sneakers for this year. And it will only be used for official purposes and definitely (maybe) not for running events because I had enough buying new sneakers every 5 months
Canon EOS 1000D
Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF]
Focal Length: 19mm
Aperture: f/14
Exposure: 1/80 sec
ISO: 100
Salam.
Daily Photo #91
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On Sunday, 3rd of July 2011, there's a fashion show held at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur. It was the collection of Hush Puppies and House of Leather. Here are the shots.
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On Sunday, 3rd of July 2011, there's a fashion show held at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur. It was the collection of Hush Puppies and House of Leather. Here are the shots.
Salam.
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