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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

My 1st wedding project.Thanks to Mohd Hafiz and Nurul Jannah as my customer.

Thanks to my beloved friends merangkap my 1st customer secara rasminya. Many things i learn for this task.im very happy when this custom album al ready submit to my customer. In my job i take quality is 1st things. I still learn and learn to give the best quality n the hope of my customers..Thanks god, thanks my beloved family and my friends coz support me..

 Majlis Akad Nikah di Bukit Payong Terengganu.
 antara pic yang menjadi saksi ikatan 2 hati.....


 Outdoor telah dijalankan di Masjid Terapung Kuala Terengganu.













Thursday, January 6, 2011

Journey to kuala krai kelantan

Maybe on 20 january saya akan membuat satu trip ke kuala krai menggunakan perkhidmatan keretapi tanah melayu. Bermula dari KL sentral ke stesen Gemas dan maybe menukar tren ke Kuala Krai menggunakan Ekspess Wau.



Monday, January 3, 2011

How to setup CLS (creative lighting systems)

                                               Nikon CLS 

How to configure Nikon CLS on: D90
Use CLS in P, S, A or M Exposure Modes.







1.) From the Pencil Menu on the main menu select Bracketing/Flash [ENTER]
2.) Select Flash Control for Built-in Flash [ENTER]
3.) Select Command Mode, [ENTER]
4.) Select TTL options, Channel and configure Groups [ENTER]
SB600 Considerations:
The SB600 will only work in TTL mode, so by selecting Manual or AA the SB600 will not fire.
When you power off the SB600 the settings will reset to Channel 4 and Group A. The SB800 will remember it’s setting, to make life easier on myself I always select Chanel 4 (for all SB Flashes) and group all SB600′s in Group A.
Don’t forget to open the Built-in Flash on your camera body.


SB 600

To Enter CLS Mode:
1.) Hold down ZOOM and - at the same time to enter CLS settings. Note the gray CLS markings between these two buttons.
2.) Press the + or – button to scroll to the Z icon. This enables wireless communication between the SB600 and the camera.
3.) Press MODE until you see ON. If you have done it correctly you should now see Channel 4, Group A.
4.) Press MODE to make either the Channel or Group to flash.
5.) Press the + or - to select the desired Channel and Group.
To Exit CLS Mode:
1.) Press ZOOM and - at the same time to exit CLS mode or simply tap the POWER button to return to normal operating mode.
The SB-600 does not have a Standby Mode. You will drain your batteries if you forget to turn the power off. You should see the two LEDs flashing on the front of your flash when the power is on.

photography journey

                                              
                                              Use 50mm.testing new lense at tasik shah alam.


                                                         At Tasik Titiwangsa Kuala Lumpur
                                                          lense 18-200mm nikor.

                                                           At Air Terjun FRIM Selayang.
                                                                   lense 50mm 1.8

                                                              Also at Air terjun FRIM Selayag
                                                                      use lense 50mm 1.8

                                                                  At TTI Terengganu
                                                                   use lense 18-200mm

                                                                 At TTI Terengganu
                                                                use lense 18-200mm


                                                             At Pantai Pandak Terengganu
                                                                    use lense 18-200mm



                                                                At Marang Terengganu
                                                                     use 50mm 1.8


                                              At Masjid Terapung Aka Masjid Sutanah Zaharah
                                                                  use 18-200mm



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