Recent content by lennon

I dont think someone chopped off the horn. It could be due to accident or some sort.

here's my sample pic taken from sigma 105mm @F4. I believe you wont be able to get a 'good' bokeh if the background is to close to the subj. Just my 2 cents worth....

Have you taken the same subj with different macro lens? I think other lenses would behave the same way, unless you have some sample pic to show us that the bokeh is different using other macro lens.

First time I heard this comment. Not true for my unit. :dunno:

Good job Marx! here's for you: :love1: hehehe.

This guy really caught my attention. He's cool!:)

Welcome M.Plonsky! I really like your macros, a true macro.. great sharpness at a high magnification. Hope to see more. :thumbsup:

Thanks espn and bato! :bwhat: <--- me :D

Yup. It was taken in Kallang.

Im familiar with this bug, but I dont know belong to which species. Can find a lot in Tampines park. Im sure he managed to escape as this guy is not a very small bug and capable of flying. Anyway, good capture! :)

sorry, I didnt know getting the meter reading can be so technical. :D

The best way to know is to try it. Ive got Sandisk 128mb that has a "bad sector" (I guess), as when I view the content from the cam it show one slot with big *?*. No matter how I format the card, it's still there. I can still use the CF but less one pic though bec it occupies 1 slot.

was that a question or a test? hmm, le'me guess: Focus your subject at the aperture you want to take (say F11), then shift/point your cam to the background without re-focusing and get the shutter reading (assuming you're using Aperture priority). Say, you've got 1/30... To underexpose by 1...