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]]> *pcgamer http://pcgamer.deviantart.com/journal/14810237/ http://pcgamer.deviantart.com/journal/14810237/ Thu, 27 Sep 2007 07:27:43 PDT . Its like talking to myself

Anyways summer is finally over and all the leaves are falling so I will be going out soon for a photoshoot soon

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The URL is: [link]

Credits:

The main design: is by Zan [link]
Coding: Caleb [link]
Photography: Myself lol

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I've been dying to get the 50mm f/1.8 II for a while now. Today I asked my dad and he said he would buy me one So I just went and got one instantly since I live close to many photo shops.

I have to say that this lens is amazing for the price. It is SHARP! The depth of field is nice and shallow for portraits. People were complaining about the bookeh but to be honest it is not bad at all.

Now I have to find a friend who is willing to pose for some kick ass portraits

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Thanks to all who appreciate my work. I am happy to reach 1000 page views

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First of all happy Canada day to everyone. Finally I found an opportunity to photography fireworks. I read quite a bit about them and used the settings recommended by most photographers like f/9.0 and bulb setting etc. etc. This was my first time taking pictures of fireworks so let me know what I can improve on. Enjoy

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1. 58mm Hoya R72 720nm Infrared.
2. 58mm Hoya UV.
3. 58mm Hoya Super Quality Pro1 CIR-POLARIZING.
4. 58mm Hoya ND-8.
4. Cokin P holder with 58mm adapter ring.
5. Cokin Square ND-8 graduated neutral density filter.
6. HiTech 85 1.2 soft graduated neutral density filter.

As I said before that Cokin is not a preferable company for filters but I would recommend their P holder since is cheap and holds a wide variety of GND filters by other companies such as Singh-Ray, Lee and HiTech.

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