Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Come tomorrow, It’ll be exactly a day away from Hannah being a month to three years old. Despite what she might sometimes seem like from the pictures here, be assured that when we say she’s becoming assertive, we mean it!
Ever since the first stocks of the E-M5 started showing up at various cities around the world about three weeks ago, owners have been raving about the camera. Interestingly, there doesn’t seem to be any discernable pattern on which store
After nearly four months of searching for finding a mirrorless camera replacement for my E-PL2, I finally settled for the Olympus OM-D E-M5; and picked it right up this morning at MSColor, my usual neighborhood camera store. It’s been a
Our friend from our cell-group recently gave birth to her first born. During her months of pregnancy, Ling had lots of sharing about our own experiences of having Hannah as our first born, the equipment and apparel she used –
I’ve been reading up a lot on the Fujifilm X100, X-Pro 1 and Sony Nex 7, but nothing beats taking the cameras out for the weekend and putting it through the places. Not that I had kakis (that means ‘buddies’
A wrap up of several hundred pictures taken over the long weekend. These ones here were all on the Lumix 20mm f1.7. This prime lens remains fixed on my E-PL2 pretty much all the time, though now that I’ve used
The WP-DC310L waterproof case for my Canon IXUS HS115 arrived from Korea a few days ago, and after a quick water immersion test at home to see if the waterproof seals were all working, it got brought out shortly thereafter
Our first pictures using the Canon IXUS HS115 + WP-DC310L waterproof case, and on a bright Saturday morning at the crowded condo pool.=)
We last visited the Jurong Bird Park in Oct 2009, and that was largely an inspired reaction to the amazing sights we saw at the Bali Bird Park. That was shortly after Hannah joined our family, so she didn’t join
The Sigma 24-60mm f2.8 saw a lot of use when Hannah was a year old, but hasn’t been anymore of late since I picked up the 35mm and did micro-AF tuning of the 50mm. I picked up the full-frame lens
The 35mm f1.8D was taken out for a spin last weekend. This weekend, it was the 50mm f1.8D’s turn. I shot a whole bunch of pictures of Hannah wide-open, and as before, at f1.8 pictures were a little soft. Sigh.
Camera phones have really come a long way. It didn’t seem more than just 2-3 years past when the pictures you got out of most camera phones were routinely out-of-focus, badly exposed and so full of noise grain that they
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