I tested the 560EX in wireless mode with my Fuji S5 and found that it works both in Group A and Group B. I repeated the test with the D90 and it still doesn't work in group B. It therefore appears that wireless compatibility varies by camera model. I will check other camer...
Thursday, 30 August 2012
Monday, 27 August 2012
Update
Posted on 10:29 by Unknown
Hi everyone. Here are some of the upcoming posts I'm working on. 1. Aputure Gigtube Wireless II. Last week I showed a photo that I took about 10 feet high from where I was standing. I was able to do that by using the Aputure Gigtube Wireless II, a wireless monitor that you can connect to some DSLRs to get remote live view and shutter capabilities. What's cool about it is it allows me to take photos from unusual angles. Almost like having the power to levitate or shrink yourself when you take photos. That's the promise it holds. But...
Friday, 24 August 2012
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Posted on 18:07 by Unknown

Kuala Lumpur at sunset, photo taken from KL Tower (through glass) during one of the moody storms This post is dedicated to Robin Wong, a Malaysian photographer whom I first knew about from Kirk Tuck's post about the BERISH 3.0 Malaysian Protests. You see, I have traveled to Kuala Lumpur once and enjoyed my trip there immensely, and I really wish to go back there. I am also quite interested in Olympus M4/3 system, so when I saw Robin's...
Posted in 15-85mm, 35mm f2, 55-250, blackrapid, canon, canon 55-250, Canon 60d, kl bird park, kuala lumpur, Lowepro 45aw, Lowepro 55aw, malaysia, robin wong, travel photography, westin
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
GGS LCD Screen Protector III Review
Posted on 12:46 by Unknown

After deciding that my Nikon D90 was a keeper, I ordered a GGS screen protector for it. I've used it before and found it far clearer than the BM-8 LCD plastic cover included with most Nikon DSLRs (a few such as the D3 and D5100 don't have one). Recently I also found out first hand about its protective capabilities.There is now a new 3rd generation version of the GGS available for some cameras. The biggest difference is that...
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