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Monday, May 5th, 2008
the first shot from the first roll of my smena8m
Sorry for the semi-long hiatus. I was busy preparing my final stages of exit from my current work. which sort of halted a lot of my photography .. erhm…study.
Anyhow. It’s been a month since I acquired my new-old toy. It flew all the way from New [...]
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
Welcome back to the ever informative and really basic introduction about films by a not-so-n00b, for not-so-n00bs. Actually, If you remember my previous post regarding color negatives, I hope you had fun wiping your nosebleed about the different colored films and how they’re all different from each other.
Next up, I would like you take you [...]
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Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
Ever since my stint on film photography, I was deeply and seriously immersed in my relationship with film (think snapping jaws and growling teeth whenever someone goes near my “stash”). We’re talking about scrutinizing and inspecting every camera shop that may have the slightest hint of film inside. And the swap of passion from coffee [...]
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Saturday, March 15th, 2008
…this is the harsh reality check. it makes you think about giving in or getting up and moving further.
this is moving further on.
run along now…
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
I remember when I held my former’s IXY 60 when I was in Cebu, I (with help from Frances and Joseph) took it to the next level. You can call me the Canon P&S queen (lol!). I basically can set-up any point and shoot Canon camera in any normal scenario (outdoor, indoor, cloudy, sunny, etc, [...]
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Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
I met up with Sir Bong Manayon today, one of the members of DPP for something regarding to what I will post tomorrow, maybe :P
One of the most memorable things I learned today from him (which I will expound more tomorrow) was how to do multiple exposure on the av-1. What was great about canon [...]
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Saturday, February 9th, 2008
It’s time I place my .net into some good use. Here’s the new home of the old sidemirrorshooting. To the people who used to read my old wordpress photography blog, please do comment here if you’ve reached my new site safely! :), if you noticed, it looks awfully the same like my old photoblog, just [...]
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Thursday, January 31st, 2008
The AWM was really one of the most unaccomplished practice shoots to date.
I was showing the other pictures that didn’t made the cut to my teacher. Whom I share photos to each night over at yahoo messenger and here are the our c&c session. (translation of some words are inside the parenthesis)
picture#1 : the [...]
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Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
i know there’s going to be a lot of days that i’m going to get in trouble because of my eherm, bravado. haha. now why did i post this in my photo blog…you’ll know soon enough.
i have been mostly hanging around here. just posting, looking around, posting some more, i didn’t even know until today [...]
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Saturday, January 26th, 2008
There is also something called the hyperfocal distance relating to the DoF. The only difference is that DoF refers to a section in a photograph that is focused, while the hyperfocal distance refers to the closest distance you can get where all objects are sharp from foreground to background. mah…
this is Wikipedia’s definition for [...]
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