do you get a sense of fulfillment every time you win an argument on facebook? just asking, haha!
No. It is never about personal fulfilment.
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Is 19 too young for you?
Maybe
is 21 too young for you?
Not at all.
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Do you have any age limits on the guys you'd go for?
I would say 18 is too young. I haven't had anyone beyond 35 who has tried hitting on me.
Do you have plans on getting a dog as a pet in the future?
That's well within the realm of possibilities.
Which is more important to you ; physical outlooks or intelligence ?
Latter is priority. Former, average at least.
Everybody has standards.
Everybody has standards.
Do you have any turn offs? Like if a guy curses too much or something
Bad English.
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what features should a guy possess in order for you to make the first move?
I usually like to stalk them for a while and gather the nature of their thoughts, passion, and life perspective before I decide. A pretty face means nothing if one is dull.
What features a guy must for you to make the first move? Age? Looks?
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No what i mean is that is there any other alternative other than the 70D as i've searched online and the 70D is relatively expensive
You can look at the 650D. Second hand.
but what if im on a budget? :/
It is considerably much wiser to save up a bit more and get something of value that can last you a few years than to spend whatever little you already have that was obsolete 5 years ago. Spend your money wisely.
How long did your wisdom tooth take to grow out?
No idea, but it's been growing collectively for about a year now. Only one more left, still growing.
Oh in addition to my question, its a second-hand going for $120 without lens coming only with charger+batt
Nope. Don't bother. Look at a second hand 70D or 650D instead.
Is a canon 30D a good starter DSLR? It's my first time and idk whether it'll be a good choice for my first
That camera came out in 2006. Don't bother. It's obsolete.
Where and what do you work as?
I work in a commercial photo studio.
You are right. Malaysia is doomed. But nothing much can be done, we can only live with this, and ignore the madness
And when Malaysia falls into apartheid, what do you say?
Should you love the country, you would speak, so much so that you risk personal harm to yourself or your family. There are many things one can do. Don't be apathetic.
Should you love the country, you would speak, so much so that you risk personal harm to yourself or your family. There are many things one can do. Don't be apathetic.
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What do you think about the people who are behind the we are against pinkdot in Singapore FB group??
I think we have all come to a point of collective consciousness that they are the voice of an extremist minority. Staunch conservatives and the religious have boycotted them already, citing their obsession on gay issues and paranoia.
In all fairness, I think they should be allowed to speak their minds. They are obviously not coming with a voice of fairness. It's in the group name itself. Any sane person can recognise the bias. Their dis-popularity is their own doing.
A person once said, if your enemy is making a mistake, don't intervene. So let them be. They've already been in the spotlight for some of their ridiculous posts.
In all fairness, I think they should be allowed to speak their minds. They are obviously not coming with a voice of fairness. It's in the group name itself. Any sane person can recognise the bias. Their dis-popularity is their own doing.
A person once said, if your enemy is making a mistake, don't intervene. So let them be. They've already been in the spotlight for some of their ridiculous posts.
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Audi do u like your job as a photographer?
Of course I do.
And then what's the differences between a 18-55mm and a 18-135 lense? I did search it up but i don't really understand the terms like longer range of focal lengths or short zoom. Can you explain it in a more layman term? hahah thanks doe.
The focal length, for example 18mm, 50mm, is how 'zoomed in' the lens is. The smaller the number, the larger the field of view. The larger, the narrower.
The human eye translates to about 50mm's field of view equivalent. I think it's about 90°. We usually consider everything from 24mm and below as wide angle lenses, and anything from 80mm and above as zoom lenses.
18-55mm means it's a zoomable lens that works within these focal length. Therefore, an 18-135mm has a longer zoom. I personally have the second, and despite it being a kit lens, I seem to always use it because it's so versatile when travelling, and relatively sharp at higher apertures.
There are perspective changes depending on your focal length, which you can easily Google online. I would use a shorter focal length for scenery, and for portraits at least 80mm and above.
For example, shooting portraits close to the model on a wide angle will distort their face, making parts closer to camera bigger. A longer focal length squashes the perspective, and their face would look more even.
The iPhone 6 has an effective focal length of about 22mm, and you can see how your face changes shape when you bring the camera closer to your face.
I would elaborate more, but let's break it apart into different questions. In regards to which to choose given a choice, get the 18-135mm lens.
The human eye translates to about 50mm's field of view equivalent. I think it's about 90°. We usually consider everything from 24mm and below as wide angle lenses, and anything from 80mm and above as zoom lenses.
18-55mm means it's a zoomable lens that works within these focal length. Therefore, an 18-135mm has a longer zoom. I personally have the second, and despite it being a kit lens, I seem to always use it because it's so versatile when travelling, and relatively sharp at higher apertures.
There are perspective changes depending on your focal length, which you can easily Google online. I would use a shorter focal length for scenery, and for portraits at least 80mm and above.
For example, shooting portraits close to the model on a wide angle will distort their face, making parts closer to camera bigger. A longer focal length squashes the perspective, and their face would look more even.
The iPhone 6 has an effective focal length of about 22mm, and you can see how your face changes shape when you bring the camera closer to your face.
I would elaborate more, but let's break it apart into different questions. In regards to which to choose given a choice, get the 18-135mm lens.
Haha yeah it will be my first ever DSLR. I've found some 700d's in the $700+ range. Do you think it's a good buy for a second-hand/brand new camera? Sorry if i sound stupid cause im a complete camera idiot.
Buy second hand, that's what I would recommend. These cameras have very decent sensors. I have a 550D which costs a few hundred only these days, as a back up to my 7D main camera, which is a couple thousand now. When it comes to sensors, they are identical, so image quality is not compromised. What is different is the built of the body, where the 7D is built like a tank and fully weather sealed, and other bells and whistles like AF points and frames per second.
Now, you should really not think about all that yet, and just own a cheap DSLR first. As you grow, you'll know what you need. That's when you upgrade. Know the system and limitations and advantages of having a DSLR. When you understand all this, then you upgrade.
My 550D is close to 6 years old now, still works fine. $700 in five years is a bargain.
Now, you should really not think about all that yet, and just own a cheap DSLR first. As you grow, you'll know what you need. That's when you upgrade. Know the system and limitations and advantages of having a DSLR. When you understand all this, then you upgrade.
My 550D is close to 6 years old now, still works fine. $700 in five years is a bargain.
Hello Audi, I might need your help in choosing an entry level camera and my budget is within 1k. I'm literally a camera idiot so please help me out :C. I've set my eyes on the 700d and do you think that's good or is there any other options?
Will this be your first DSLR? If yes, it's a good buy.
There's functionally very little difference between this and the 650D, aside from touchscreen and live filters. So you might want to look at buying an older model, save the money for accessories or lenses.
Check out second hand markets, like at club snap and carousell. Many times most people don't use their cameras enough before selling it off. I've bought some items that were good as new at discounted prices.
There's functionally very little difference between this and the 650D, aside from touchscreen and live filters. So you might want to look at buying an older model, save the money for accessories or lenses.
Check out second hand markets, like at club snap and carousell. Many times most people don't use their cameras enough before selling it off. I've bought some items that were good as new at discounted prices.
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How did you meet xuan?
Reluctantly.
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http://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2015/jul/10/born-this-way-society-sexuality-gay-gene?CMP=fb_gu Unique opinion on how social experiences have shaped us to be who we are instead of just choices or biological factors.
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But you don't identify yourself as a Muslim, right?
Because I am not Muslim?
One is an ethnicity. The other is a religion.
One is not a choice. The other is a choice.
One is an ethnicity. The other is a religion.
One is not a choice. The other is a choice.
alma mater?
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