Tuesday, October 25, 2011
ANASIR JAHAT
Sunday, October 23, 2011
froggy boy india.
ok, ini plagiat jugak ke? ihsan dari : google.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
kamera berjasa
misc
dari 7pm sehingga 4am.
ni pesen tidur ape ni?
manusia normal mana tidur macam ni.
maybe penangan kepenatan sebab harini gua rasa photoshoot wedding yg paling penat.
tak tau la apesal penat. rasanya sama macam pengantin2 lain.
maybe sebab keadaan sesat atau sebab videographer gua tidur.
tapi ape kena mengena videographer tidur dengan gua penat.
bukan videographer gua tlg ambil gambar pon.
entah la, rasa macam semua tak jadi. ape gua shoot semua macam burn je.
ke sebab gadjet yg gua guna.tapi rasanya bukan salah camera.
gua rasa salah idea. dan maybe dah lama sangat gua tak ambil gambar wedding.
dah 2bulan. jadi banyak jugak skill tunggang langgang. banyak juga pose pengantin yg senget2.. dan tiba2 gua dah tak pandai guna trigger.
untuk oudoor sesi saja, gua bawa 2 kamera, 3 lens, tripod, flash tripod, dan flash.
berseorangan! gua rasa, gua dah kena ada pembantu. kalau boleh pembantu tu biarlah yg ringan tulang. dan tak sibuk main sms semasa menjalankan tugas.
ini kerja berat brader! takleh main2.
kepada budak sekolah,lepasan spm, graduan, pekerja sambilan yang inginkan kerja partime. boleh hubungi gua. gua rasa dah sampai masa untuk gua ada pembantu skarang ni.
pengantin skrg dah mula demand. dan pandai tanya "awak,saya nak gambar shading dia cantik2,dan kalau boleh sy nak gambar backlight takpun silhoutte"
gilebabi!
gua harap dalam tempoh terdekat ni gua dapat pembantu yang tak kisah sangat kalau gaji kecik, dan ringan tulang. kepada yg baru2 nak berjinak2 dlam photography juga dialu2kan. kalau dapat makwe cun nak jadi pembantu pun ok jugak, disamping ambil gambar boleh kudle-kudle.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
redup di pinggiran
Ketara bukan bezanya? kih kih kih.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
44 Caliber Love Letter
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
karya
guia quit scene amek gambar kahwin.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
UNTUNG ORANGRAMAI
-_-
Berat hati sebenarnya..
dan sejujurnya, gua bukan mat gian. kerja nak tolak barang je. ada sebabnya kenapa gua bergolok bergadai. gua bukan anak orang gomen, senang buat pinjaman. jadi antara satu kaedah untuk gua mendapatkan ape yang guia hajati adalah sell and buy. so terpaksala. lagipun gua bukan jenis budak2 gadjet yang selalu up to date. bagi gua asalkan ia menyenangkan kerja gua,angkat call, sms, telepon customer, itu sudah memadai. sebenarnya gua ada sebab kenapa gua buat tu semua. inilah sebabnya. sebab dua benda ni je. agak kering jugak wallet gua disebabkan dua benda ni. tapi gua rasa berpuashati sebab dua benda ni la yg gua nak dari dulu lagi. ianya bukan sekdar hobi, tapi gua rasa dia dah sebati dalam jiwa gua. ceewah!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Cadle-cadle
Gua berdengus kencang.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Gadis runsing, ampang.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Kenangan Lalu Mengusik Cuping Telinga VOL 2
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
rasingan.
gua dengar.. tahun depan halfcut dah takleh ada kat malaysia ni. jadi kepada penggemar2 kereta potong body, budak2 mivec, budak2 cyborg,budak2 kereta kecik, budak2 kcar. sila la ambil perhatian.
ni produa pulak nak keluarkan model baru lagi. dah lawan ngn proton lettew. tak tau la brapa harga dia. harap2 lebih murah dari kereta potong body. barula kereta tak senonoh ni ada pembeli.
cao liao!
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
ini benda yang gua dok menelek dari pukul 3am tadi tapi tak paham. T_T
Introduction to Lenses for Large Format Cameras, 2nd Edition
© 2002, 2007 by David C. Karp , for largeformatphotography.info
Introduction
The subject of lenses and lens selection for large format cameras can be quite daunting for photographers new to the medium. Although large format lenses obviously serve the same purpose as lenses for 35mm, DSLR, and medium format cameras, they are clearly different in both appearance and operation.
This presented quite an obstacle when I began my foray into large format photography. I had no knowledge of the subject, and it seemed that no matter how hard I looked, the information I found was either too superficial, or assumed that the reader had a grasp of the basics. As a result, it was a long time before I felt even slightly comfortable with the subject.
This article is an attempt to distill what I have learned on the topic into a broad overview that assumes little or no knowledge on the reader's part. The intent is to help photographers new to large format make their way through the variety of view camera lenses and lens types, and make their early purchase decisions with a minimum of stress and confusion. Most of the discussion is about lenses for 4x5 cameras. This is because 4x5 is the most popular format, and since it is the format that I work in, it is the one I feel most competent to write about. Nevertheless, most of the concepts covered here are transferable to the other formats.
The discussion starts with an overview of a large format lens, and the basics of its operation. Next, the discussion turns to how to attach the lens to your view camera. This is followed by a brief discussion of lens types, a short review of the major lens manufacturers, and, finally, a discussion of how to select your first lens and assemble your lens toolkit.
A couple of caveats: First, some of the lenses mentioned below have been discontinued. They are still available used from a variety of sources. Second, I am not a lens "expert," and especially not a "lens design expert." Good sources for basic information on lens design are the Large Format Photography Forum, and Jim Stone's A User's Guide to the View Camera, in its third edition, published by Prentice-Hall. There are also other more technical books on the subject. One source to investigate is Rudolf Kingslake's A History of the Photographic Lens.
Overview
The instant you see a large format lens you know it differs from your 35mm, DSLR, or medium format lenses. For one thing, unlike those smaller formats' sleek lenses with nearly silent autofocus or wonderfully tactile knurled focusing rings, the large format lens has no focusing apparatus at all. Instead, view camera lenses bristle with levers, dials, knobs, and connections that protrude every which way. Their unique appearance can be quite unsettling, even for the most experienced small or medium format photographer, because the purpose of all these controls is not always clear.
A typical large format lens is shown below, a Nikkor M 300mm f/9.0. On close inspection, it turns out that a large format lens is actually quite simple. It is divided into two sets of lens elements. One set is screwed into the front of a leaf type shutter, while the other set is screwed into the back of the shutter. The levers and other controls are part of the shutter.
Nikkor M 300mm f/9.0 on a Copal No. 1 Shutter