Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Here’s another one of those ‘boys with toys’ posts, so if you have no interest in photographic gadgets, skip ahead.=) Just about ever camera comes supplied with its own fabric strap. Those straps do what they need to do but
More 35mm pictures! The first two were taken at f1.8, and other two at f3.5 – and the latter showed noticeable difference in center sharpness, a bit of camera shake in the first picture notwithstanding. I’m eyeing the Sigma 70-200mm
Those of us reading us who have no interest in photography can safely skip this post. These aren’t the posts you’re looking for. =) This post is one of those write-ups that only photography enthusiasts – which includes our Angmo
Almost two years ago when our Ang Mo bud Matt visited us, he brought along his 35mm f1.8 prime. I blogged after borrowing his lens for a bit to take pictures of our then 9 month old Hannah, and the
The Chinese New Year festive season is just a few days away and we’ve been starting to prepare our home in our little ways. One of the most common decorations for the occasion is the Pussy Willow plant, with its
It’s incredible that nearly four years have passed since I picked up my Nikon D300. I’ve just sold away that much-loved camera, and the next owner remarked that I take incredibly good care of my equipment because that four year
I recently sold my 3 1/2 year old Nikon D300 away in preference for a lighter DSLR, having been won over by my E-PL2 and convinced that with old age I don’t really want to lug around heavy DSLRs anymore.
Of the whole range of micro four-thirds lenses in the enthusiast range, there’s one lens that keeps coming up as a must-have for any user of a m4/3 camera; and it’s the Panasonic Lumix 20mm f1.7. The lens is compact,
Continued from the last post! It’s not easy deciding whether the Olympus E-PL2 is a significant or a minor upgrade from the E-PL1. It doesn’t help that Olympus doesn’t seen to be phasing out the E-PL1 yet at the moment,
Continued from the last post! I’d actually been looking for a replacement compact before deciding to sell the E-PL1. Initially, I toyed with the idea of an underwater-capable compact and/or setup, but dropped the idea when I found no end
I sold my Olympus E-PL1 away late last week after having it for over a year and shooting about 6,000 pictures on it. I really liked the camera a lot. It was handsome looking, beautiful out of the camera JPGs,
Lentor parents was asking a couple of weeks ago if I could pick up a cheap digital compact camera for them to bring on their recent trip back to our ancestral home in Hainan Island. They’d heard a lot about
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