Tang Shooters LVIII - TCSS Thread...

[coolsigg]

Eastgear (Near Lavender MRT) got sell I think. If you buy those non-rechargeables on (i.e Energizer) it is damn expensive :bigeyes:

Used to buy those batts for Fuji S2pro. That cam draws power from the CR123As for its flash.

:think: Rechargeables are more environmental friendly... Used to depend on AA non-rechargeables for this cam, end up I have 1 huge sack of em, still dunno how to dispose of it...

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[coolsigg]

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[StrifeYun]

Coming back on 15-02-2009

wow ..... my reservist date ... :sweatsm:

 

[sims0002]

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Ur D300 got fungus a not? i can help u bring out for sun tanning..;p

Choy~ :sticktong :bsmilie:

 

[sprintist]

I thought when submitted to stocks, the agency somehow got some format to adjustment the photos. I see stocks all have same pp formula. All bright photos.

not necessary, pictures that are dark and moody are also welcomed. theres not format to edit the pictures, what i said was what i am trying out recently. oh and i forgot to add, i increase the vibrancy to about 30-40 and saturation about 0-10. play abit with recover and fill light basically thats it..

i found some nice free images on dreamtimes to pp

dt alot of free image but a pity resolution not high enough..and they have copyright issues that they cannot be used for pped photos as new stock photos

 

[airforce1]

not necessary, pictures that are dark and moody are also welcomed. theres not format to edit the pictures, what i said was what i am trying out recently. oh and i forgot to add, i increase the vibrancy to about 30-40 and saturation about 0-10. play abit with recover and fill light basically thats it..



dt alot of free image but a pity resolution not high enough..and they have copyright issues that they cannot be used for pped photos as new stock photos

Ok lately, I did not submit to stocks. Lazy to do the routines and lost touch with their protocols.

 

[dOlBy]

CR123A are those flat button cells right? Do they have rechargeble??
dolby may noe..he very familiar with torches and batteries..:bsmilie:

CR123 not button cell.

Look like this

NTUC is selling $5+ for 1, Sheares Technology at selegie selling 6 for $20 in loose pack.

 

[Febrita]

not worth to buy the charger .. just get the normal CR123A batteries

if u really wan here it is....

http://black-technology.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=28_30&products_id=124

another place is go simlim tower, u can chk there for the batts and the charger...

Thanks, bro .. why is it not worth? Saw them being sold at $8 a piece at Best Denki (but of course, i wouldn't shop there for camera equipment and stuff).

I design rechargeable battery packs for a living...
don't waste time on rechargeable , buy primary cells

Thanks, Billy! Are primary cells the normal disposable batteries? Can explain further why I shouldn't get reachargeables? very curious :bsmilie:

how urgent ya need ?

battery about 6USD for one and charger abour 13USD take 4days ship from HK ,
batteries are AW brand good stuff

usd 4.50 for shipping

how many u need ?

Edit : cells are protected.

Oooo!!! Not that urgent but that's a good option! Thank you buttie!!!

Becareful of what you are using them for.

New Primary CR123 is approx 3.25v.

Rechargeable Lithium Ion CR123 is 4.2v when fully charged, make sure your device is able to handle 4.2v else *poof*

You must be very careful when you handle Lithium Ion batteries, they will explode if over-charged and battery will become dead if over discharged.

Thank you very much, dOlBy!!!
I'll take careful note of this. It's for my macro flash.

Eastgear (Near Lavender MRT) got sell I think. If you buy those non-rechargeables on (i.e Energizer) it is damn expensive :bigeyes:

Used to buy those batts for Fuji S2pro. That cam draws power from the CR123As for its flash.

Rechargeables are more environmental friendly... Used to depend on AA non-rechargeables for this cam, end up I have 1 huge sack of em, still dunno how to dispose of it...

Sims, yes, i agree .. they're damn expensive a pop .. that's why i'm looking for the rechargeable ones. :bsmilie:

 

[Febrita]

CR123A are those flat button cells right? Do they have rechargeble??
dolby may noe..he very familiar with torches and batteries..:bsmilie:

Thank you, buttie!!

CR123 not button cell.

Look like this

NTUC is selling $5+ for 1, Sheares Technology at selegie selling 6 for $20 in loose pack.

Dolby, yes, this is the one! ahh ic! I got my 6 pc for $23 from John 3:16.

 

[gglankie]

Macdonald closing down sales...

Today onwards, set lunch at $4.50 nett...

 

[Jimmy81]

Macdonald closing down sales...

Today onwards, set lunch at $4.50 nett...

Ish gotch special offer!! :bigeyes:
Bt my camp no macdonalds :cry:

 

[lkkang]

Thanks, Billy! Are primary cells the normal disposable batteries? Can explain further why I shouldn't get reachargeables? very curious :bsmilie:

Yes, primary cells are use and throw type.

rechargeable cells are normally meant for high drain applications ( self-discharge is generally higher ).
- walkie talkie
- power drill.
- MP3 players
- search lights etc..

CR123 is designed to be compact and with very low self discharge. like a wall clock or compact digital camera where you use once in a year kind of thing. Price tag is about $5 only. use and throw...

a rechargeable CR123 is not common. And I do not think those that are already mentioned are of high grade ones ( high grade cells can be recharged like 500 cycles ). If you spent like $50 to get a CR123 rechargeable cell, I doubt you are able to repeat 500 cycles. And I do not think you will charge that battery often.

Unless you are buying the CR123 like every week, then it is very different story.

 

[gglankie]

Ish gotch special offer!! :bigeyes:
Bt my camp no macdonalds :cry:

hee.. call for delivery... wahahaha

 

[juste_millieu]

hee.. call for delivery... wahahaha

ah hee dont delivery MacDonald

 

[Jimmy81]

Tonite i sreep early tml hab to wake up very early

 

[coolsigg]

Tonite i sreep early tml hab to wake up very early

mee too...mus wake up at 530am...

 

[simpleliving]

Tonite i sreep early tml hab to wake up very early

mee too...mus wake up at 530am...

wah....so early :sweat::sweat:

 

[coolsigg]

wah....so early :sweat::sweat:

yesh...mus catch 645am Tekong ferry...:sweat:

 

[Febrita]

Yes, primary cells are use and throw type.

rechargeable cells are normally meant for high drain applications ( self-discharge is generally higher ).
- walkie talkie
- power drill.
- MP3 players
- search lights etc..

CR123 is designed to be compact and with very low self discharge. like a wall clock or compact digital camera where you use once in a year kind of thing. Price tag is about $5 only. use and throw...

a rechargeable CR123 is not common. And I do not think those that are already mentioned are of high grade ones ( high grade cells can be recharged like 500 cycles ). If you spent like $50 to get a CR123 rechargeable cell, I doubt you are able to repeat 500 cycles. And I do not think you will charge that battery often.

Unless you are buying the CR123 like every week, then it is very different story.

Ahhhh! I see! Thank you, Billy! Yup, agree with the economy of scale :bsmilie:
It's for my macro flash .. so I'll use up the primary ones first and see how long each last :sweatsm:

 

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