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7 comments:
ur a great photographer man, can u recommend a good camera?
Wu Ching, so far I have been using Casio Digital camera as mention on top of my blog and I found that its good for casual photographer like me who actually just want to capture and enjoy the photo later. I got a friend using canon so far she did not complain also... but I do find that those camera above 5 mega pixels shown better quality...
Wong, I wanted to capture the whole bunch and not just one orchid alone. Thanks for the tip, anyway, personally I am just a point and shoot kind of guy. I know how to blur the background if I focus on a single object and not a bunch, maybe you could tell me how...
Wong, Oh I see I used to own a cannon SLR....
Wong, actually Digital or not digital its the same, I guess as things like exposure, in-depth and etc. is the same. Maybe if I have time I will scan photos taken by my SLR. I think its look better than my digital...
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