最重要係發現潛水機會比想像中有用, 尤其售價大約 $2,500  那種. 因為一個普通既防水套都差不多 $400~500, 所以就發現這個價位既潛水相機比較值得買.

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While I’m a very resistant towards using flash in my photos, there are just certain times where it is absolutely necessary. But mastering flash photography isn’t the easiest task. Here are six tips to get you started.

1. Avoid glass: Don’t put your subjects in front of glass like windows and mirrors. The reflection will show the flash and create ugly and unnecessary noise in your photo. Small objects like figurines should be alright, but no guarantees. Subtle and soft colors often work best in the background.

2. External flashes: Almost every quality point-and-shoot model and DSLR come with a built-in flash. (Camera phones are not included in this statement.)  If you have a DSLR and are serious about involving flash in your photos, you might want to spring for an external flash. While I think its benefits are debatable versus the price (being that quality flashes are around $200-400 and that I’m a bit anti-flash), there are some to be sure. Often times it makes skin look more natural, it doesn’t cause red-eye as often as a built-in flash and you have the power to direct your flash up/down, left/right, etc.

3. Notice Flash “Fall-Off”: Flash only brightens up so much space in your photo, depending on how much light is already in the room and the distance you are from your subjects. If you plan on taking a lot of photos with flash, it would be best to find your flash “fall-off” points early. These are the spots where your flash is weakest. You can test your camera’s flash by pointing it a white-painted wall (or as close to white as possible) and notice how far the flash radiates from the center of the frame.4. Use other lights: If you want to offset the intensity of your flash and you have access to other sources of light in your setting (floor lamps, flashlights, etc.), set them up where you see fit so you can bump up the shutter speed time to at least 1/60. This will (possibly) prevent camera shake and won’t require you to have a tripod either.

5. Hide some light: If your picture is coming out too bright, such as giving your subjects washed-out faces, take a small piece of paper and try to cover part of the flash and/or lens. This takes a bit of just playing around with what works in your setting and your particular camera. But covering up a bit can tone down the brightness and also give your photo a nice glow.

6. Practice: It might sound obvious, unnecessary, whatever. But amazing pictures with flash takes a lot of work, and the best way to master the technique is to practice shooting with flash as often as possible. Try varying situations involving different lighting levels and subjects. Also try shooting the same picture twice: once with flash and once without to discover what you need to work on.

1. [...]]]> Getting a digital SLR camera for the first time is a big step in any photographer’s career. It’s a big purchase, and there are many more things to keep in mind than when just buying a point-and-shoot model. Here are a few things you should be aware of when getting a brand new DSLR.

1. Don’t Spend High Early: If this is your first DSLR, you don’t want to splurge on one of the higher end models now. Stay within the $400-600 range (with at least an 18-55mm lens included). Judging from personal experience, when you’re learning on your first DSLR, you’ll do silly things with it like taking it too close to water or drop it on a football field. Plus, low-end DSLRs often have a lot of presets of different light and speed that you can practice on before graduating to the next level.

2. Buy In-Store vs. Online: While it might not necessarily be cheaper, I think the first time you buy a DSLR, you should see it in person. Each model weighs and feels different. Much like shoes, a particular model could fit one user, but not the next quite easily. Five more tips after the jump…

3. Memory Card: Pay particular attention to what kind of card it is and how you can transfer files from your camera to your computer. Also, while any camera out there that connects via USB cables should be compatible with Macs and/or PCs, the software that these cameras comes with won’t be necessarily, so double-check that before purchasing.

4. Lens: Note that if it says “body only,” you aren’t getting a lens and you’ll have to buy your own. If you’re a first time user, though, I recommend trying to find a model with a stock lens to get started.

5. Video: More and more DSLR models are coming with video capability now. Thus, if this is something you’re interested in, make sure the model you want has it, and add a very large memory card to your shopping cart as well.

6. Test Features: This is another reason why I think you should buy in-store. It’s important to get an idea of how well the shutter speed and autofocus work, as well as checking out the sensor as this varies by manufacturer. It’s also just nice to get a good feel of the Menu system, buttons, etc. before you plunk down a few hundred dollars.

7. Extended Warranty: There are few companies worth buying this for (Apple is one of them, especially when it comes to first-gen products), thus Consumer Reports suggests you just avoid it, pay with a credit card and save your money.

posted by Rachel King @ZDNet
July 10, 2009 @ 6:01 am

必学Pose 一：

即使看不到胸部仍旧很性感。

必学Pose 二：

突出臀和背自然会忽略胸部。

最简单的丰胸方法你知道么？怎样丰胸？就是摆POSE!照着学大牌明星们的性感 POSE,让你性感胸部立即变大! 平胸MM照样可以性感，10大必学POSE让别人的视线绕着你转!学学这些大牌明星：利用腰背、肩头、手臂，让你妩媚入骨。 必学Pose 一： 即使看不到胸部仍旧很性感。 必学

必学Pose 三：

侧面和背面可以成为你的武器。

必学Pose 四：

大臂内收，能将胸部挤大。

最简单的丰胸方法你知道么？怎样丰胸？就是摆POSE!照着学大牌明星们的性感POSE,让你性感胸部立即变大! 平胸MM照样可以性感，10大必学POSE让别人的视线绕着你转!学学这些大牌明星：利用腰背、肩头、手臂，让你妩媚入骨。 必学Pose 一： 即使看不到胸部仍旧很性感。 必学

必学Pose 五：

头发的遮盖是太平公主的最好朋友。

必学Pose 六：

胸口的装饰能掩盖缺点。

最简单的丰胸方法你知道么？怎样丰胸？就是摆POSE!照着学大牌明星们的性感POSE,让你性感胸部立即变大! 平胸MM照样可以性感，10大必学POSE让别人的视线绕着你转!学学这些大牌明星：利用腰背、肩头、手臂，让你妩媚入骨。 必学Pose 一： 即使看不到胸部仍旧很性感。 必学

必学Pose 七：

雪白的肩膀吸引视线。

必学Pose 八：