Archive for November, 2008
yanziunlimited rocks!
November 30, 2008
love amp concert @ fort canning (sunyanzi!)
November 30, 2008
finally dearest yanzi took stage and wow the singapore crowd after one year!!! definitely, she set the crowd crazy. and yea, its high high high!she sang a medley of zhi lai zhi wang, shen qi and green light, followed by ni guang and then ending with the finale song.
i must say, yanzi gave one of her better performance she did in sg this time round. and its great because her presence really show one thing: that yanzi will always be that superstar. always. 
the good old days….
November 22, 2008the sour, the sweet, the bitter, the spicy.
Gloria’s bday….
November 18, 2008
Harmless unless….
November 15, 2008taunted.
look at how harmless they lay? a visit to the zoo last september tells me that these tigers are really quite…. harmless. the distance between the tigers and us visitors were so far that a normal 3X optical zoom camera couldnt get u the above picture.
i guess, the poor tigers were traumatised.
All About Cameras – Part One (continued)
November 10, 2008Ok, list of questions to ask:
- How often will you use the camera?
- What type of photographs will you take?
Point and Shoot: Infrequent, images of friends and family events
- Will you be creating prints of your photographs?
- Do you want the capability of printing photo-quality prints of your images?
YES? Camera resolution should be 5 megapixel and above. Anything at 5 or higher is good enough. No point getting a 10 megapixel and paying more when you can get a camera of the same specs but at probably 8 megapixels at a lower price.
Are you going to photograph:
- Wildlife: recommended to have optical zoom 5X or more, can shoot several frames per second, image stabilisation
- Water related: to purchase a waterproof camera body. If not, purchase waterproof housing for the camera
- Sporting events(lots of movement): camera that has sports shooting mode(point and shoot), cameras that allows manual adjustments of shuttle speed(high end digital/ DSLRs)
- Portraits(people): camera with portrait mode(point and shoot), camera that have aperture preferred shooting mode (high end digital/ DSLRs)
- Low light: Maximum ISO to be 400 or higher, image stabilisation (all kinds)
- Fast moving objects: Maximum shuttle speed of 1/2000 of a second or more. (high end digital/ DSLRs)
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All About Cameras – Part One
November 9, 2008I know I have said before that I would like to bring my blog viewers some camera tips… So I’m going to bring you a 4 part crash course– Choosing the right camera, ISO, Aperture and Shuttle speeds.
Let me start from the very basic, which most people think they know, but no.
Part One: Choosing the right camera.
Now, there is no one camera that is so called “THE BEST”. Each camera is good in a certain field, weaker in others. It is the combination of the camera that brings out the best kind of pictures that you want.
Now, let’s look at a checklist of questions you need to ask yourself before buying a camera. Now, think about it before i give u the checklist tomorrow.
Seeman’s visit to SG: Day 1 dinner
November 8, 2008Dinner at Kushinbo was super ex considering we are not big eaters, but the company for the night was one of the best! Few of the many pics we took together… (more…)
