Gymrat, i suggest you save the money for something else. A piece of white paper will do; i use the bounce card for my flash, which i always carrry around anyway.
International Global Priority USPS (7-14 days) $20
Military APO USPS $10
USPS Global Express $30
$10 more is only $17 more. How come you have to factor in GST? I don't get it. According to my calculations $149.95 x 1.7 => $254 which is still cheaper than CP.
International Global Priority USPS (7-14 days) $20
Military APO USPS $10
USPS Global Express $30
$10 more is only $17 more. How come you have to factor in GST? I don't get it. According to my calculations $149.95 x 1.7 => $254 which is still cheaper than CP.
eh? won't singpost charge GST? i read in the straits times forum, someone wrote in asking why singpost charge her GST for an overseas package. mebbe i'm mistaken... :think:
eh? won't singpost charge GST? i read in the straits times forum, someone wrote in asking why singpost charge her GST for an overseas package. mebbe i'm mistaken... :think:
Gymrat, i suggest you save the money for something else. A piece of white paper will do; i use the bounce card for my flash, which i always carrry around anyway.
Gymrat, i suggest you save the money for something else. A piece of white paper will do; i use the bounce card for my flash, which i always carrry around anyway.
So totally agree. I believe this process of white balancing in digital stills camera has its roots in video cameras having to find a white reference point in a given lighting condition, since decades ago. Using a white paper or grey chart is suffice. Considering having the same sensor type, the CCD, what is good enough for a broadcast video camera is also good enough for a digital stills camera. The rest is just a total overkill. Don't u think so?