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A videographer is needed for my ROM with details as below: Date: 11th June 2011 (Sat) Time: 9.30am to 1.30pm (4hrs) Venue: Suburbia (Sentosa) Requirements: 1) Videographer to arrange for own transport to and fro (Free entrance and parking will be provided) 2) Possibly a short clip of...

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Detailed reviews on this flash as below: http://speedlights.net/2010/09/11/yongnuo-yn465-review-conclusion/

Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Flash Equipment Brand: Yongnuo Equipment Model: Yongnuo YN465 Price (S$): 80 Description: Selling Yongnuo YN465 for Nikon I-TTL Reason for Selling: I ordered from Ebay and they shipped the wrong item. I ordered the Canon E-TTL...

Hi, I have several questions that I am unable to find the answers after an extensive search in forum and online. I willl list down the gears I am using for your reference: Canon 550D 18-55mm IS kit lens 50mm f.18 m2 Yongnuo YN465 flash (E-TTL) 1) What would be the ideal focusing...

I also got this lens a month ago as my 2nd lens after the 18-55mm IS kit lens. I must say that the 50mm focal length needs alot of getting used to as I find myself having to stay pretty far back for most shots.

I prefer to shoot in Av most of the time where controlling the DoF is more important than shutter speed. However at night where lighting is poor, I switch to Tv and pump up my ISO. This is to ensure my shutter speed remains at 1/focal length to ensure sharp pictures. I obviously cant do that...

Just re-read your post and seems that I had "imagine" the word "direct". lol My bad.

It's my first time shooting in manual mode and I am learning it from the guide below: http://www.slrphotographyguide.com/camera/settings/fully-manual.shtml Am I doing anything wrong here?

But why would you want to have a direct flash when u can bounce the flash? everything that I have been reading suggests on bounce flash instead of direct

Bouncing the flash off the ceiling should be alright?

Can I side track a question on metering for M mode? If I were to shoot someone outdoors with good lighting, should I meter my subject or the ambient? Does the application change with indoors and poor lighting?

Hi Everyone, Thanks for all your comments and advices. My niece birthday was over since last Sunday and below are several feedback on the shots that I taken: Outdoor shots with good lighting - Due to good lighting, I am able to reduce my ISO to about 800 (I cant reduce it too low as I...