Recent content by milamber

I think it's part of Panasonic marketing strategy. For the G9, they are trying to attract the DSLR users esp the mid-range APSC shooters who want good image quality, high end video capability and DSLR ergonomics (esp with that LCD review panel on top). If they want a lighter body for...

It depends on what you like to shoot. Once you enter the micro 4/3 world, there are a range of legendary primes you should consider as well. Look for them second hand and snag it when you see a good deal. As for the kit deal, it depends on how much more expensive it is. If I could get 3 second...

The impression I get is the more the merrier. :thumbsup:

1. Pentaprism 2. youyang 3. Paul29128 4. JO380101 5. ltsee (Either 10/03 or 12/03) 6. Milamber

This is a result of in-camera processing of the Jpeg files. Read the RAW comparison: "Having seen how much sharper the RAW results are than the default JPEG output, it comes as no surprise to find that much of the difference between the 450D and the D90 evaporates when processed in the same...

Check out this review. I didn't know the flash sync was 1/2000. And more importantly, the kind of photos you could get with that kind of sync. http://www.laurencekimblog.com/index.php

I really like the first one. Very surreal! :thumbsup:

Your "anyhow" shot got very nice bokeh. :thumbsup:

Wah, you really managed to get a great position to shoot right in front! Did you wait long to get that location?

The stripes tell me it's the dreaded Dengue mosq... Not just dengue, also got that chikengua thingy (yes, i know wrong spelling hehehe) to worry about. That's what i call dedication... :D

Wah! Not afraid of dengue is it??? :sweat:

Yeah, they're a mixture. But a lot are in the various flikr street photography pool though. The one entitled "Leaving" reminds me a lot of Yapster's shot of the guy reading under the F1grandstand in CS Streets gallery. :think:

Quite excited, just found this local guy's flikr site. I think he's very, very good! http://www.flickr.com/photos/dovevadar/ Just my personal opinion of coz :thumbsup:

Thanks for the links archlover and Dry Box! Both are very informative. I like the pictures very much, especially the local context. :thumbsup:

Learn from the best. Take a look at their pictures and disect what makes it "work". Incorporate into your own pictures and slowly develop your own style. ;)