RF.SG Nov Outing - 17 Nov 2010 - RSVP only


Just wondering... if I have a roll of iso 200 film but i pushed the iso on the camera to 400 or more... what will happen to the pictures i've taken?
 

The Table.....before, during, after
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De-capitation...after first cut.
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Skinning & Removing the innards...
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Skinning & Removing the innards II...
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Chopping & Distribution
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gommy said:
Chopping & Distribution
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woah...what a sight:eek:...thanks for all the close-up shots!

Dr must have seen worse when he deals with his patients:sweat:
 

A few more shots
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Nice pictures guys! I took some at my mosque too, but i don't have all the developing stuffs yet! So i still never see my pictures! Hopefully it will be as good as some i see here!
 

wow so many beautiful shots...
i haven had any shots to share as i only finish half my roll...

its my first time joining rfsg outing, really nice meeting you guys although I only had the chance to talk to a few of you...... too many people to meet..
if you see a guy running around with a zeiss ikon, thats me..;)
 

paapoopa said:
wow so many beautiful shots...
i haven had any shots to share as i only finish half my roll...

its my first time joining rfsg outing, really nice meeting you guys although I only had the chance to talk to a few of you...... too many people to meet..
if you see a guy running around with a zeiss ikon, thats me..;)
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Nice meeting you Eddie
its Ed meets Ed
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your ZI brings back memories
 

Hi all

Sorry for the late post and thk you msgs.

Just want to say I enjoyed myself for this first outing. And many thks to Gary and Dan for organising this. Its an experience to see such an event and also to understand the significance behind it.

Unfortunately my photos r currently having a problem - read my other post called Soo Kee Colour, Clifford Centre. sobz...

Gary.. thks for letting me play your m2. it feels good.

Hope to see u guys soon in future.Cheers!


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farmart after....some portraits of artistes as young men...la kopitiam heros
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aiyo... i must be talkng to OC that I am reportng back soon... :embrass:

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Hi guys, my photos from the event:

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anyone has a idea if this guy plays a unique role in this event cause he was in costume?

virtualme78 said:
Like to thank this and another gentleman (muscular guy with his M7) for kindly offering their RFs to let me try out... can't recall their name...
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His name is Melvin if dont rembr wrongly.. forum nick is Bravia? :p sorry if i rembr wrongly.. thks for showing me your fujinon..
 

chiif said:
Thanks Dan for putting everything together, with his wide contact, I guess there will be many more exciting outings to come....

It was great seeing inter-cultural-racial interaction going on. I was there earlier at about 8am before they started the prayer. And had a chance to witness their prayer session. Honestly, living in Singapore for close to 40 years where 1/5 of our population is muslim, it was my first time attending a muslim prayer session.

I once told a muslim ex-colleague that I wanted to visit Mecca to shoot the Haj. Unfortunately, she said it was only open to Muslim. Today is the second time I attended the korban and it's still an eye opener for me.

I once witness a similar event in Kathmandu ten years ago, where they were also sacrificing lambs to their Hindu gods. That was a real eye opener as the lambs they sacrificed ran into thousands. I still remembered my boots were soaked in blood...

Personally, I feel it is very important for us to understand the culture of our fellow friends of different races. It's only through understanding, then we can be tolerant to one another and appreciate the uniqueness of every culture.

:thumbsup: to Dan & Gary!
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Well said, bro...:thumbsup:
 

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