Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Another Bazooka from Canon


Another big big bazooka from Canon.
This time Canon 1200mm f5.6.
I am just wondering what is the main purpose of this lens.
Planets and Stars photography?
I don't think Paparazzi uses them, I believe it should be freaking heavy!
http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/EF_Lenses/Fixed_Focal_Length/EF_1200mm_f56L_USM/
I wonder if I get it on my Cropped Camera 450D
1.6 x 1200mm is close to 2000mm
I probably can see into all the people's houses within a 5km radius.
ShY@n
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Friday, April 10, 2009
Portraiture

Monkey Luke.
I love MAC. Processing is lightning fast and the pictures viewed from the screen is amazing!
Shy@n
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Canon 500D
Omg I just read this here and Canon is coming out with 500D
Seems to rival the D90
Basically its like my 450D but with HD function.
Up from 12.1mpixel to 15mpixel.
Check it here.
CANON 500D
Shy@n
Seems to rival the D90
Basically its like my 450D but with HD function.
Up from 12.1mpixel to 15mpixel.
Check it here.
CANON 500D
Shy@n
Monday, March 23, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
No Posts
Been a little lazy recently
Not much projects in mind and not much time and mood to do anything.
Not much flying so not much pictures overseas.
Will do a photo project soon.
Shy@N
Not much projects in mind and not much time and mood to do anything.
Not much flying so not much pictures overseas.
Will do a photo project soon.
Shy@N
Monday, February 16, 2009
5 Seconds Rule
I was reading a online magazine and came across an article which seems interest.
The 5 seconds rule.
It seems to best time to capture movement is between 4-6secs. Thus, the 5 second rule.
Fast moving subjects will be almost invisible in the frame which the other subjects will give the picture the element of movement.
Method suggested.
1) Tv priority 5 seconds
2) Tripod or on a stable footing
3) Low ISO to reduce noise
4) Remote shooting or Mirror Lockdown
And there you go, picture perfect, or so it seems =)
Will try once I have time and chance
Shy@n
The 5 seconds rule.
It seems to best time to capture movement is between 4-6secs. Thus, the 5 second rule.
Fast moving subjects will be almost invisible in the frame which the other subjects will give the picture the element of movement.
Method suggested.
1) Tv priority 5 seconds
2) Tripod or on a stable footing
3) Low ISO to reduce noise
4) Remote shooting or Mirror Lockdown
And there you go, picture perfect, or so it seems =)
Will try once I have time and chance
Shy@n
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