orangedial
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Interesting photos... More please 
[Numnumball] Hong Kong/Macau Trip with only 16-35 VR F4
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Numnumball
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#10 - My wife writing down her wishes in a piece of paper...
#11 Well wishers pasting their wishes on the "Wishing wall", they say the higher u paste the more likely ur wish will come through..
#12 Now my wife's turn.. -_-" (she nt gd at jumping, frankly)
#13 The famous "WingShing" in HK, my first shopping stop..hee (couldnt get a proper shot as Mongkok is swarmed with lotsa ppl :bigeyes
#11 Well wishers pasting their wishes on the "Wishing wall", they say the higher u paste the more likely ur wish will come through..
#12 Now my wife's turn.. -_-" (she nt gd at jumping, frankly)
#13 The famous "WingShing" in HK, my first shopping stop..hee (couldnt get a proper shot as Mongkok is swarmed with lotsa ppl :bigeyes
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Numnumball
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#14 My wife in the dead centre. Employed a slower shutter speed (1/13) to show motion in the busy streets of Mongkok
#15 In densely populated HK, signboards are everywhere and very low~!!
#16 The famous "Hui Lau Shan" Dessert specialty shop, there always a long queue, but frankly speaking its well worth the wait..
#17 Residences living just a few floors above the busy streets of Mongkok, sometime i wonder how can they sleep peacefully as Mongkok is always so "happending" and noisy day and night :think:
#15 In densely populated HK, signboards are everywhere and very low~!!
#16 The famous "Hui Lau Shan" Dessert specialty shop, there always a long queue, but frankly speaking its well worth the wait..
#17 Residences living just a few floors above the busy streets of Mongkok, sometime i wonder how can they sleep peacefully as Mongkok is always so "happending" and noisy day and night :think:
JC1808
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Wow nice shots you have! :thumbsup: :heart: it!
Any flash use for this type of street shots or just pump up the ISO?
I am going to hongkong next week, as a newbie like me...:cry:not sure how to handle this type of street/landscape shooting....will be using a nikon 18-55mm (kit lens) a 55mm-200mm & a 50mm prime f/1.8 prime lens...should I use only P mode? or A,S,M mode....
Any flash use for this type of street shots or just pump up the ISO?
I am going to hongkong next week, as a newbie like me...:cry:not sure how to handle this type of street/landscape shooting....will be using a nikon 18-55mm (kit lens) a 55mm-200mm & a 50mm prime f/1.8 prime lens...should I use only P mode? or A,S,M mode....
Numnumball
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Nice pictures. Cant wait to get my hands on the 16-35 nx wk.
Cheers
Thanks for the comments bro
jameskkmok
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Nice series, I know what your wife writing on that piece of wishing paper "Is a D3X":bsmilie:
de5truction
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wahhh hk after west coast US! sweet. nice seeing familiar pics of hk!
Numnumball
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Sry for the late reply...
No flash used for all my shots in above..
Err.. very hard to advise.. much depends on the effect you want, so there's no fast hard rules on what mode to use.. I go by M all along mostly as its a habit and i prefer my exposure to be consistent throughout.. Will use S if i need to freeze action or introduce motion sparingly.. A mode is mostly used in Landscape and portrait (only somtimes) as its in this 2 where u can control the dof... P is essential sometimes if you think u wan to capture a moment (that u think will vanish in a flash) and u wun have the luxury of time to set ur settings for A,S or M..
HTH bro
Numnumball
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Numnumball
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Bro, Thanks for ur comments.
Yup, we went up the Peak, but hell there's so much fog that we can't see anything at all :sweatsm: Will post some soon, pls stay tuned..
Numnumball
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No lar Uncle, is " Hope that my husband will get a Leica M9 for me soon :love1:" :faint: :bsmilie:
Numnumball
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lol... US is the killer one...lotsa $$ fly fly..:bsmilie: This year mus refrain from gg anywhere farther... :sweatsm:
I love HK :heart:
rickygck
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#9 Main entrance to the temple
hahaha the yellow banner still remains the same 1 year ago. Tks for sharing. Did you went to the back of the temple to shoot too?
Numnumball
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Thanks for ur comments
No bro, didnt get the chance.. getting late and off shopping~! *wife grumbling* :bsmilie:
Numnumball
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#18 - The famous "Yu Dan" - Made to looks like siew mai but is made of fish meat actually.. one of our fav snacks..hee
#19 - Rows of "Xiao Ba" (Mini Bus) parking along a congested street, a relatively common sight in HK..
#20 - One of the main streets of Mongkok, Sealed off from car traffic to allow more people in..
#21 - Nu Ren Jie (Woman's Street), one of my wife's fav hunting grounds for "gd deals"
#19 - Rows of "Xiao Ba" (Mini Bus) parking along a congested street, a relatively common sight in HK..
#20 - One of the main streets of Mongkok, Sealed off from car traffic to allow more people in..
#21 - Nu Ren Jie (Woman's Street), one of my wife's fav hunting grounds for "gd deals"
