Just bought another unit today…for my wife this time. 
Same price, RM2500. 
I also learned that there are AP set from Singapore and other countries, selling at around RM1.9k (8GB) and 2.1k (16GB) via Lelong.com. In Malaysia, there is only 16GB version from Samsung Malaysia.
Paying RM2k for a phone, I think it is safer to get an official warranty set.
Can only dream about this car…Mercedes CLS 2011 model. I just love the BIG Merce logo in front. Classic yet fierce look!
The current model is around RM800k before roadtax and insurance. Can get rob when driving it on the road in Malaysia…yeah…not anybody can “afford” one. Need not just $$$ but guts too.
The first thing that people will ask (especially in Malaysia) when talking about online shopping is…CAN TRUST OR NOT!
Noticed that I did not use ? but !, because those who asked this question are actually already set their mind to “CANNOT TRUST Lah!“. They are not seeking for answer, not asking a question but TELLING YOU what they think (Cannot Trust).
Online shopping in Malaysia is still relatively new. Thanks to AirAsia, most have to force to learn to shop online, at least to grab the so called “Free ticket“. AirAsia have managed to kick start online shopping experience in Malaysia since their first launch in early 2000, but that’s not enough. AirAsia is a big company, so people trusted them. How about other online shop?
ShaShinKi – the First & Largest Online Camera Shop! (in Malaysia lah…)
From time to time, I receive phone call and email from potential customers asking what if they paid but never receive the goods that they ordered. Can they trust ShaShinKi? Guest what…I told them NOT to trust me, but google for ShaShinKi and see what others are saying about ShaShinKi.
Of course, I also told them who am I (Dr. KOH Kho King). Hahaa…you might ask…who are you?! (“in shout mode”)
I am Dr. KOH Kho King
If the above still not enough, then take a look (detail study) at ShaShinKi website.
ShaShinKi.com – How much does it worth?
Malaysia’s First & Largest Online Camera Shop!
We are the FIRST and LARGEST Online Camera Shop in Malaysia! Started in Dec 2005, we have been in the business for more than 4 years with lots of satisfied customers! We have nearly 5000 active products online, over 20k customers, very detail and smooth shopping system!
ShaShinKi has been in the business for more than 4 years, and we are the distributor of many big brands in the market (Domke, Maha PowerEx, Photo Clam, Phottix…etc.).
How much do you think that worth? A rotten egg (cheating) can easily spoil the whole pot of soup, and we will not let that happen to us and crashing the reputation and brand name that we have built.
Still worry?
Check out our Facebook account.
We communicate with our customers. We keep in touch with our customers. We make ourselves available for our customers. If we have cheated, people can find us easily and bad comment about us!
We have hundreds of satisfied customers that have left feedback at our website:
ShaShinKi advertises in TWO popular magazines in Malaysia MONTHLY!
Go get a copy and you can find ShaShinKi’s advertisement and coverage in the magazines in the last 1 year and the many coming months!
Affiliates, we have lots of them!
We have lots of Affiliates that advertise for us too! If you happened to see ShaShinKi’s banner at some blogs, facebook, personal website, most probably those are our Affiliates. They earn commission by introducing customers to ShaShinKi, most of them are actual satisfied customers of ShaShinKi!
We Care!
Since the early day we have been implementing SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) in our website to protect the data sent over the internet from our customers to our secure server.
We are serious in the business, and we know how important and valuable our customers’ data are.
Not to mention that ShaShinKi is served from a dedicated dual Xeon processor server located in Malaysia too! (costs us $$$ every month to rent the server)
So What? you might say…
We spent lots of money in building up our brand, our reputation. Just like AirAsia.
In cyberworld, domain name is everything. It is the most worthy part of an online shop. An online shop can try to cheat their customers, but that can’t last long. Words will be spread easily (especially in online world, where everybody got their FB, blog, twitter now).
Try us once, I am sure you will love the convenience of the internet!
My sister and brother in law has just opened up a very nice online shop!
http://www.toddlersnbabies.com/
Products are of reasonable price and great quality (mostly sourced from UK!)! Refreshing web design and easy to browse and shop. Highly recommended!
Shop with trust and confidence, highly recommended by ShaShinKi!
Did some cleaning work at home…sitting in front of the computer till 5am (Friday night ~ Sat morning)…continued some tidying stuff on Saturday and it is finally done.
No, not house cleaning, not physical shop cleaning, but my online shop – www.shashinki.com – cleaning. I remember a saying: the design of your shop is DONE on the day you decided to close it. There will always be improvement and modification work that you need to do from time to time. How very true from the day I start up ShaShinKi (Dec 2005), the work has never been completed and my job is never stopping.
You might not notice any difference at ShaShinKi.com, it is just some minor clean up work and tidying job, making browsing and shopping more pleasant. If you have noticed it, thank you! (You must be a frequent visitor or customer to ShaShinKi!) (Or…you are a dealer from another shop? No problem and you can contact us for cooperation. We do supply things to many other dealers in Malaysia. )
There are many more work to be done…and will be done. Do not hesitate to contact us at shop@shashinki.com if you found any bugs or room for improvement. Thanks ya! 
Took few hours ago… My lovely wife and Megumi…
Took in a rush, my SB-800 was flat without battery…so I have to use the built-in flash to fire and grab a few shots before Megumi went upstairs…
Capacity by time since charged
Maha Imedion scores highest in holding charge inside a battery from day 1 to months! Maha Imedion also shows as the highest capacity among the other LSD batteries in the market!
Review 1
Imedion being the blue line with the highest score!
(Source: http://protog.com.au/blog/index.php/low-self-discharge-rechargeable-aa-battery-test-results/)
Quote from the Original Reviewer (archae86):
Among the AA cells the Maha IMEDION have the best 4-week results. The Kodak are respectable second, and low price and high availability will make them the preferred choice for many.
Review 2
Imedion being the green line with the highest score!
Sorted summary capacity mAh data:
AA low self-discharge NiMH
battery initial 1-hour 1-week 4-week 3-month 3m/1h%
IME 1831 2186 2053 2008 1940 89% MAHA IMEDION 2100 mAh
KPC 1723 2124 2021 1950 1874 88% Kodak Pre-Charged 2100 mAh
GRY 1687 2116 1992 1938 1872 88% GP Recyko 2100 mAh
DPC 1515 2010 1906 1857 1821 91% Duracell Precharged 2100 mAH
HYB 1619 2026 1918 1870 1808 89% Hybrio by Ultralast 2100 mAh
AMX 1645 2078 1936 1856 1784 86% Ansmann Max-e 2100 mAh
ENO 1189 2017 1904 1854 1768 88% Nexcell EnergyON 2000 mAh
ENL 1438 1980 1847 1811 1746 88% Eneloop by Sanyo 2000 mAh
RHY 1738 2021 1867 1795 1716 85% Hybrid by Ray-O-Vac 2100 mAh
RSK 1505 2024 1868 1808 1705 84% Radio Shack pre-charged 2000 mAHr
ACC 1737 2022 1899 1790 1696 84% Acculoop 2100 mAh
TPE 1009 1932 1847 1795 1590 82% Titanium Power Enduro 2100 mAh
AA ordinary NiMH
battery initial 1-hour 1-week 4-week 3-month 3m/1h%
PW20 * 1963 1804 1677 1259 64% Powerex 2000 mAh NiMH
LC20 * 1727 1595 1498 1212 70% LaCrosse 2000 mAh NiMH
KOD * 2072 1917 1673 1012 49% Kodak 2100 mAh NiMH
SY23 * 2091 1899 1615 888 42% Sanyo 2300 mAh NiMH
TI26 * 2001 1745 1495 781 39% Titanium 2600 mAh NiMH
RAY * 1579 1471 1273 605 38% Ray-O-Vac 1600 mAh NiMH
NEX * 1239 1211 978 533 43% NEXcell 2200 mAh NiMH
TI24 * 2109 1859 836 0 0% Titanium 2400 mAh NiMH
-500 hours capacity as delivered
0 hours zero-time capacity after at least three cycles
168 hours–one-week capacity
672 hours–four-week capacity
2184 hours–three-month capacity
Few weeks ago, I went to McDonalds to buy some “junk” food for myself and my family at night. I used the drive through method to make the purchase with my little kid in the car. It was like around 9pm.
Everything was smooth, drove through, purchased, reached home.
When opened up the package at home (together with GCB burger), to my dismay…the french fries in the bag is only HALF package! I paid for LARGE set and I got only HALF the fries! Not that I wanted to eat that much but I felt being cheated. There is no way that the waiter in McDonald can’t see the package is HALF full when they packed it for me!
Got really frustrated with such service from McDonalds.
The next day I went back to the McD and asked to see his manager. Told him the story and my disappointment. The manager is such a young guy (looks like only 20+). He offered me a new french fries which I rejected to take. No, I am not there to beg for a new french fries junk food.
Where is the McD? The one besides the Shell station at Skudai UTM. Next time if you purchased things via drive through, make sure you check the content before leaving.
Joe McNally trusts Maha PowerEx for his Flashes! Yes, Joe McNally uses Maha PowerEx too!
Joe McNally shoots for TIME, Newsweek, New York Times Magazine, and National Geographic. Joe is a published author and voted as one of the most influential photographers of the last decade. Joe McNally uses Maha PoweRex products is a great testament to their performance and reliability for any pro photographer!
Joe McNally is known internationally for his ability to produce technically and logistically complex assignments with expert use of color and light. An acclaimed American photographer and long-time photojournalist, Joe is a 20 year contributor to National Geographic magazine. He is renowned for his photographic series on “The Future of Flying”, a 32-page cover story published in December 2003. The story was the first all digital shoot for the magazine, and that issue was a National Magazine Award finalist, as well as one of the most popular NationalGeographic covers.
What’s in Joe’s Bag
http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/whats-in-the-bag/
From 1994 to 1998, Joe was LIFE magazine’s staff photographer, the first one in 23 years. His most well known series is the “Faces of Ground Zero – Portraits of the Heroes of September 11th”, a collection of 246 giant Polaroid portraits shot in the Moby C Studio near Ground Zero in a three-week period shortly after 9/11.
In 2008, McNally published his critically acclaimed, award winning book, The Moment It Clicks, which has been touted as, “one foot on the coffee table and one foot in the classroom.” In 2009, McNally published his newest, much anticipated book, The Hot Shoe Diaries. It immediately cracked Amazon.com’s top ten list of best sellers within the first week of publication.
He has shot cover stories for Sports Illustrated, Time, Newsweek, Geo, Fortune, New York, Business Week, LIFE and Men’s Journal, among others.
Maha PowerEx – Malaysia’s Distributor – SHASHINKI DOT COM
The next time you make your booking at AirAsia…do take note on the Convenience Fee that they are going to charge you if you use your CREDIT CARD to pay for the ticket.
Yes, by default they will want you to pay via Credit Card, so that they can charge you the Convenience Fee (RM5 per person if I remember correctly). If you chose to pay via local bank (Maybank, CIMB…etc.), then you will see that the Convenient Fee is automatically waived off. However, my last use of AirAsia is that they don’t allow me to pay via local bank, as the page is NOT working right for Other Banks. So I am FORCED to pay using my credit card and have to pay extra RM15 for 3 person booking. I pay one time, but they are charging me as per person’s booking.
My total paid amount is RM265, while the convenience fee is RM15. This meant I paid 5.66% for using my credit card.
Is this legal? I thought Master and Visa forbidden merchants from charging customers when using the credit card?
AirAsia…they will try to squeeze whatever that is possible from you… 
(Update: Just found out that AirAsia has this Convenience Fee page:
http://www.airasia.com/bd/en/confees.html
So called to subsidize the costs of the payment systems at AirAsia website…yeah…right…)
See our Black Rapid RS-W1 coverage at Digital Camera Magazine – August 2010 Edition (Malaysia).
The Cover
RS-W1 Page
Black Rapid strap can be bought at:
Upgraded to Streamyx 4MB/s package line recently. RM140 per month. Finally I can enjoy smooth YOUTUBE video…and smoother work at my computer. Used to be 384kb/s (RM60) package. Initially the 384kb package was fine, but in the last few months it has become too slow or painful to use. So finally have decided to upgrade.
Used 3 independent internet speed test website to confirm my current internet speed. All of them showed above 4MB/s download, though upload is very slow at only around 400kb/s. Anyhow, I am satisfied with the performance of the internet BB right now. Let’s hope the speed will NOT degrade after the 2 weeks “trial” period (the guy who came to set up my line told me that he is responsible / guarantee for 2 weeks services if anything goes wrong).
http://www.speedtest.com.sg/speedtest.php
How to become a successful Affiliate?
How many how good or how many visitors your site has, if nobody clicks on your affiliate link, or if some clicks but did not complete the purchase at the merchant’s site, then you are getting no money.
How to become a successful Affiliate?
You will want your visitors to purchase the items from your Affiliate partner. You will want your visitors to complete the deal. You will want your visitors to convince that the item/s that he/she saw is worth buying. Instead of just putting up a banner of your Affiliate partner on your website, a more effective way would be to talk and discuss about it!
1. If you owned a blog, create a post to talk about your new Affiliate. Convince your visitors why you join the program and how reliable the merchant is. Share your shopping experience with your visitors.
2. Select and post up some interesting products from the merchant sites that you have purchase or might want to introduce. You can just use any image from the merchant site and embedded it with a link with your ref number on it to the merchant’s product page. Eg. of link with your Affiliate Ref. ID on it, and link to a specific product (products_id=1488):
http://shashinki.com/shop/product_info.php?ref=1&products_id=1488
3. DO NOT SPAM. Do not create bad name or impression by sending mass emails to your friends or strangers with the embedded Affiliate Reference ID on the link / banner. SPAMMING created very bad impression, which will be very hard to get clean up.
4. Put the Affiliate banner on a good location on your website. A banner is only as good as when people saw and click on it. You are not earning from impression, but from the actual sales that have been concluded.
5. Suggest any new idea to the merchant (We, ShaShinKi, listen!). Work together with the merchant to improve the conversion rate (from click to actual sales).
6. Get rid of the negative thinking of “I don’t want to promote too much…not worth for me to promote…etc.”. If you can’t, then you should remove yourself from joining the Affiliate Program. You will not get paid unless a deal is closed. You will need to promote as hard as you can in order to close a deal.
Let’s hope that the above tips can help promote and generate more sales to all Affiliates participating in ShaShinKi!
Happy Affiliating!
Phottix Journal is featuring and recognizing ShaShinKi in their blog today!
ShaShinKi is the official distributor of Phottix products in Malaysia. List of dealers that carry Phottix products can be found at:
http://shashinki.com/distributor/phottix-dealers/
Find exciting news of Phottix products update and news at:
http://journal.phottix.com/dealer-profile/phottix-malaysia-shashinkidotcom/
Phottix - the Professional Accessories Supply!
My old phone…Softbank X01HT. It was an exciting phone when I first got it. Saw my friend using it while I was in Japan, and I have to go get one too. (That was before iPhone came out. My friend later upgraded to iPhone…)
Using Windows mobile OS, installing apps is a pain…which I still not sure how to do it even by now. So my phone becomes a white elephant to me.
The keyboard is really good I must say. Typing sms is fast and furiuos.
Respond of the phone is slow, even though I didn’t install any apps. Really a put off…and have to use stylus to point, or fingernail. Yes, fingernail, not finger as it will not detect if you use finger touching the screen.
It is more than a cm thick…in today’s standard, that’s called a BRICK. Can be a good weapon when thrown at bad guys…knock the head sure fainted… 
Now this is my new toy…time flies…technology advances so fast. Samsung Galaxy S.
Using Adroid system. Installing apps is just click and click. No complication.
Even though the phone comes with 1Ghz processor, I must say that it is still not ultra smooth in respond. Sometimes the screen does delay by a second or two, and the back button on the phone (lower right), can be like no respond. I don’t like the lower middle button design, it can be improved more. Dirt tends to go in between the edges of that button.
Ok, that’s all for now. More in future after I use the phone more.
After using the Samsung Galaxy S for a few days, I must say that the purchase is really a no regret and a satisfying one. Very sleek design phone, and very good software installed! Browsing and using the phone is responsive and smooth. When compared to my old HTC phone, it is like comparing a Window 98 with a Windows 7. No more stylus and the digital keyboard is very easy to type (in horizontal mode).
Now…before I got the phone I already knew that consistence internet connection to the phone is a must if I were to use it to its full potential. Digi internet connection is expensive for the on demand type (RM0.10 per 10kb,or RM10 per MB). Streaming a youtube will cost you a few RM already…that’s crazy I would say.
So, I check out the Digi Unlimited Internet plan, and my friend told me that there is a promotion or price slash by Digi recently…from RM88 to RM58 for the 3GB bandwidth unlimited internet 3G package! RM58 seems quite affordable, but I was in doubt of the “Unlimited” and the “3GB” cap. Called up Digi and able to get it clear out. There is a fair usage of 3GB per month for all, but after 3GB bandwidth is reached, internet connection will still have just that the speed is much slower than around 100kb/s (from originally 700kb/s). Fine with me so I subscribed. Can do the subscription via phone call or sms. I use the phone call type.
Now…the louzy part. Have to wait 24 hours before using. Though you can still use, but you will not be sure if you are still being charged to the old “On Demand” bill or the new “Unlimited fixed RM58″ bill. Called up Digi to check but their answer is crap. Not sure, to be safe, wait lah.
http://www.digi.com.my/internet/3g/pricing_58.html
Ok, I waited and waited, finally reached the 24 hours safe zone and start testing out youtube. Wow…really is FAST! I think it is 10 times faster than my current house Streamyx 384kbs “so called broadband”.
For Android phone, if you kept your APN ON all the time, it will connect to your internet provider all the time and data will be uploaded and downloaded all the time. This is quite “unsafe” in my opinion, and of course it consumed MUCH battery power. My Galaxy S can only last few hours with 3G connection browsing internet. There is no easy way to turn off APN by default in Android, but the beauty of Android is the open source and free support / widgets by many! Go download “Quick Settings” from the Android market and you are good to go. Can turn ON and OFF APN easily. There are many other features (GPS, WIFI…etc.) to be turned ON or OFF in “Quick Settings” too! Great add-on! Must for me.
Photo Clam – A new player in professional ballhead makers, but definitely not a compromise brand! Remember the name – Photo Clam – cause it is going to be big in the photography world!
Yeah…many have commented the name – Photo Clam – …clam or clamp? I got myself confused when I first saw the name…
Anyhow, it does not matter. As long as the product quality is great, people will remember the name later. Yeah…Photo Clam…it is actually quite easy to remember.
Made in Korea
The world is now dominated by Korean products. We have Samsung everywhere (computer memory, home appliances, first LED TV, mobile phones), Hyundai cars at bargain price, LG electronics, Hyundai Heavy Industry…etc. Made in Korea has become a quality assurance trademark, similar (though not yet equal) as Made in Japan stamp. Personally I have tried a few Made in Korea products with relate to Photography Industry, and I must say that it is a satisfying experience and the products are really of better quality than those made in the C country (though some are good, but quality is most of the time in doubt). Matin & Dicapac are the two made in Korea products that I import, distribute and sell in Malaysia through ShaShinKi now. Photo Clam will be the 3rd.
Another famous ballhead maker that has the same origin as Photo Clam is Markins. Markins started out as just another ballhead maker. However, it quickly gained the reputation after many professional photographers tried it out. A good product will definitely gained the reputation and has no fear of being tested our and challenged. This is how Markins gained the name. Markins is said to be the Arca Swiss copier, but better. There are many reports and reviews from photographer worldwide complaining on the LOCK DOWN of Arca Swiss ballhead. Yes, LOCK DOWN, where the ball is stuck and you can’t unlock it. This gives the room and chance for Markins to evolve and better and take over Arca Swiss market. Personally, after using Markins during a photo trip, I found one weakness in it, the pan base. The pan base of Markins ballhead can’t be locked firmly even by great force, which is quite a let down and inferior as compare to the main ballhead lock. So, this gives a chance for other maker to better out Markins ballhead and take over the market share…and the bettered brand = Photo Clam.
Photo Clam
Who is Photo Clam?
From what I heard and read, Photo Clam is founded by a photographer who is also the boss of a high precision engineering manufacturing factory, not satisfied with the quality of the ballheads in the market, hence decided to make his own (with his ready engineering factory). So he knows what he wants, he knows what is lacking in the ballheads in the market, and he has the ability to make the “best” ballhead for photographers.
Where to buy?
List of Photo Clam Dealers:
Elite Professional
255C, Penang Road, 10000 Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-2508080,04-2508088 Fax: 04-2508086
Elite Photo Sdn Bhd
(Bukit Jambul Complex)
3A-G-26, Kompleks Bukit Jambul,
Jalan Rumbia, 11900 Bayan Lepas,
Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-6433196 Fax: 04-6433196
Elite Photo Sdn Bhd
(Queensbay Mall)
LG-02, Queensbay Mall, 100,
Persiaran Bayan Indah,
Sungai Nibong,
11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-6465606 Fax: 046465606
Elite Photo Sdn Bhd
(Sungai Dua-USM)
75-G-13, Jalan Sungai Dua,
11700 Gelugor, Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-6551196
CLICK ‘N’ SNAP PHOTO EQUIPMENTS ( M ) SDN BHD
ADD : C2-1-03 & C2-1-14 , GRD FLOOR , KOMTAR , 10000 PENANG ROAD , PENANG
TEL/FAX : 604-2621663
EMAIL : sales@myhyperstore.com
FOTO EASYCAM ( M ) SDN BHD
ADD : A1-08 , GRD FLOOR , KOMTAR , 10000 PENANG ROAD , PENANG
TEL : 604-2625523 / 2638095
FAX : 604-2623418
EMAIL : sales@myhyperstore.com
http://shashinki.com/distributor/photo-clam-dealers/
Got my new toy today.
Called Samsung Mobile shop in Johor, they said no stock and most probably new stock will only arrive today last afternoon. I told them to call me when it arrived.
The Samsung blue…
Got a call at around 3pm, then straight away I drove to Jusco Bukit Indah and got some cash from the ATM machine there and walk to the shop at third floor. It is at the right wing if you enter from the main door of Jusco Bukit Indah.
This is NOT the first time I see a Galaxy S. The first time I saw it was like 2 weeks back, at PIKON PC Fair in JB. I was not impressed with it, find the interface to be quite dull and boring. I am undecided between iPhone 4 (which don’t know when will be available…), HTC Phone (Legend or Desire) and Samsung Galaxy S.
I decided to drop iPhone from my list, as I don’t like to stick to iPhone Tune or iPhone software. Yes, I have a macbook myself, which I hate when I first received it, but later can accept but still not loving it. (the HDD in the macbook died on me, and I lost quite a lot of important data)
HTC Legend…kinda out dated a bit…so out.
HTC Desire…I kinda like the rubberised body. My last phone was a HTC, and I kinda hate it for its slow in respond. Yes, a touch screen HTC, early model I guess and was quite expensive back then.
Yesterday I spent quite some time checking and reading reviews online on HTC Desire versus Samsung Galaxy S. From what I read (never believe everything you read)…HTC seems to be better on the software while Samsung is better on the hardware. HTC is using AMOLED and Samsung is using Super AMOLED. Samsung screen is 4″ while HTC is 3.7″ (Since I hope to use the phone often as a WIFI device, so the bigger screen size does sounds attractive to me). From some reviews online, Galaxy S seems to be faster on WIFI than Desire too.
HTC Desire is RM2199 while Samsung is RM2599. RM400 difference.
Finally, set. I am hoping that Samsung can improve on the software part later, and using Android system…that is quite possible (though many said Samsung support sucks…).
I paid RM2500 nett today for the Galaxy S. No free gift except a small cheap cloth pouch (worth less than RM10). Ok lah…at least I can still use it to protect my Galaxy S when putting it in my pocket. Avoid coins and keys scratch my “expensive” phone. RM2500 is quite a lot, but since I will be using it daily…so I think (or hope) the investment is worth while.
Got home…played with it a little, connected to my house WIFI. Samsung Aps sucks. Only one game there (car racing…quite nicely designed). In total only 8 Apps at the moment. Went to Android Aps, wow…a lot! Many free one too! Powered by Android (or Google) seems like a brand now…
Try downloading them…”Download Unsuccessful”. All the time…got fedup…google for answers…seems like a common problem that many have experienced with Android phone (not just Galaxy S). Found many suggestions…finally this one solved it.
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Android+Market/thread?tid=71fc08c34b0a48dc&hl=en
SETTINGS > APPLICATIONS > MANAGE APPLICATIONS
Once in manage applications, click the menu button and select filter and filter by all.
Now delete the data AND cache for the following applications (if you only get the option to delete one or the other, then do what is available):
Download Manager
Google Apps
Google Talk Service
Google Talk Storage
Internet
Market
Talk
Apps can be downloaded and installed successfully!
There is NO accessories for Samsung Galaxy S in that Samsung shop. The supplied accessories are earphone, USB cable and USB 3-pins charger. Got the free pouch.
Youtube is brilliant on the phone. Very clear movie and very good sound. I haven’t used it for talking yet…
Ok…that’s all for the rambling on my new toy…it is more than a phone (I hope) and hopefully can work well for what it is, a phone.
Another new toy that I gotten today…
Amazing bokeh at such focal length and short shooting distance…the ultimate weapon to shoot macro…
the Nikon AFD 200mm F/4 Micro Lens – the KING of micro photography!
I have done a series of photos varying the aperture from f4 till f32. I shall share later…
Ok, before I go to bed, this is the shot at f32. Bokeh is still very pleasant ad the subject is in sharp focus!
That’s all for today…ja-ne!
If not the sharpest, definitely one of the sharpest!
Original shot
100% cropped (No sharpening, just cropped.).
Bought this lens 2nd hand today, worth every single cent! It has been a long time that I have not enjoy such a high resolutions! Shot on a tripod, every single shot is a pleasant shot!
Lighting is very tricky, as my room is having warm downlight. Very yellowish.
Shot using flash, but if I used Flash White Balance setting, the colour will still be very yellowish. So I choose White Balance Tungsten light instead.
Brand new lens is still worth every single cent, if you used it of course (many bought and keep the lens in the darkness, as they are so used to the convenient of zoom…).
Draw on table and water boiler, so get scolded and punished by her mum…
Of course, later get comforted as well…she will always go back to her mum even right after being scolded…
My baby girl…
the Cover
the Advertorial…
Phottix Atlas is available at:
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Met some new cool friends recently.
After a long anticipation…finally it has arrived!
Elegant packaging! Comes with two pieces of branded Duracell AA batteries!
Phottix Atlas can be purchased at:
http://shashinki.com/shop/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=atlas
Wedding of my Brother in law…I shot a lot…but editing is headache…here I share a few…
There were supposed to be a boy and a girl walking…but the boy (Da Zhou) quit…the little girl is my Megumi…she is quite daring…
Megumi’s Birthday on 14th June 2010.
Bought a cake from Secret Recipe, I think they make the best cake.
Got some toys for my baby…haha…she got one few weeks ago at her neighbour’s birthday party, but got tear off soon after. So I decided to get one for her too for her own birthday.
A different blower.
Cake time…Happy birthday to you…happy birthday to you…happy birthday to Megumi…happy birthday to you!
Blowing off the candles…1…2…3…candles…
Cutting time…the cake is thick…not easy to cut…haha…
Present time! I asked her to unwrap herself…haha…not easy…
Finally…a kid drawing board! Fisher Price, good quality safe toy for kids.
She is now playing with her drawing board daily. I think it is a nice gift for kid of 3 years old (I did bought one before in her 1 or 2 years old birthday…but not sure where it is now).
Where were I in the last few weeks? China for 10 DAYS.
Depart from KLIA, we took our breakfast at Eden. Very nice food there.
Just a brief meal of din sum…
KLIA is a beautiful airport…
Megumi and her cousin, Da Yu.
Yes, this is the plane that I boarded, flying over 2300km to Kwang Zhou (广州), China.
It was a big family trip, with over 15 members including these 3 kids…
At Kwang Zhou, we stayed at Holiday Inn Shi Fu, quite a nice hotel at rate of around RMB5xx per day.
Megumi cried later when we moved to Nang Chang (南昌) cheaper hotel (RMB3xx). The bed and pillow at Holiday Inn is really comfortable…
More later…
Yes, we are serious in the business. We are in DCM as well.
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