Showing posts with label Others. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Others. Show all posts

Still life Photography: Pentax K-X








2009 Sony Alpha Product line

looking forward for next year line up by Sony Alpha..Hopefully the return of the A700 and hybrid DSLR..

Kudos to Sony for making one of a kind DSLR...I Love EM!

For Fun..

Too hot to handle?? :D

Food Photography: Grill Lamb Chop

Konica Minolta 135mm F2.8


Konica Minolta 135mm F2.8

At last another addition to my Minolta lens series..Here is the rare minolta 135mm f2.8. It is a very sharp telephoto lens. It is even sharper than my Minolta 24mm f2.8 at Aperture f2.8.

Test shots below:



Spaghetti Marinara

Hari Raya 2009

Mechanical Octopus?

Still Photography: The Body Shop: Kistna

Here is my first Still Photography series which my first subject was this Kistna Perfume from The Body Shop. For this shot i have used only one external flash with a snoot (left camera). Time for me to get myself a DIY softbox for this kind of photography.

Classic Minolta 24mm F2.8 RS lens


Minolta 24mm F2.8 RS

After a long time of searching through Sony Alpha forums and Sony related websites..Finally, i got it...the classic Minolta lens for my Sony Dslr..well this is just one of them that i really want to get. This is the Minolta 24mm F2.8 RS version. It is built in 1994 (Production already discontinued). Next stop on the list probably the Legendary Minolta Beercan.

Pros:
  • It is small & light weight (weight: 215 gram)
  • Fast Autofocus
  • Sharp IQ especially at F4-F8
  • Awesome Bokeh: Typical of Minolta lens (Circular aperture blades)
Cons:
  • Its basically aged (Classic lens) But i got a mint condition one so no problem about that =)
  • Noisy autofocus (no hsm here hehe)
  • Max aperture F2.8 (Should be F2 or F1.8)

Here is a sample of what this little thing can do:


Shot at F2.8 (no pp except for Lettering and Resizing)

Super Bike: Ducati 999

Yes...finally we have a Ducati 999 in our hands. This is the closest thing to a Ferrari, hence it is a Ferrari on wheels. The Italian Stallion was built in the 1996 by Ducati designer,Pierre Terblanche. It is known as an extremely high performance, race oriented motorcycle. With its traditional Ducati L Twin Desmodromic Valve actuated engine layout, it has a linear power delivery, with high power figures available even at low RPM figures, and, of course, extremely high torque levels. Additionally, with its high spec suspension componentry, rigid yet communicative trellis chassis and weight distribution suited to communicative, sharp and accurate steering, it is one of the finest handling motorcycles for its time.

Check out the photos below:








Photos of it moving will be posted here soon...

10,000 Rpm of Pure Fun

Thirsty?