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The death of my Canon 50 mm f 1.8 lens
01/09/07 14:06 Filed in: Photography
You would hope that your lens would look like
this when not in use;
But unfortunately this (below) is how your 50 mm f 1.8 Canon lens may look like once you take thousands of pictures using it.
One day I heard a weird noise and all of a sudden the middle portion of the lens fell off its main structure.
The lens lasted something around 4 years and I certainly took more than 10 thousand pictures using it.
BTW, the picture below was taken using my new Canon 50mm f1.8
which I hope will generate as many good
pictures as its predecessor.
But unfortunately this (below) is how your 50 mm f 1.8 Canon lens may look like once you take thousands of pictures using it.
One day I heard a weird noise and all of a sudden the middle portion of the lens fell off its main structure.
The lens lasted something around 4 years and I certainly took more than 10 thousand pictures using it.
BTW, the picture below was taken using my new Canon 50mm f1.8
which I hope will generate as many good
pictures as its predecessor.
Lake Louise
10/07/07 21:45 Filed in: Photography
Phanfare
18/05/07 22:17 Filed in: Photography
I have been experimenting with this new web
service named Phanfare.
They provide an excellent combination of Application/Web site to allow you to share pictures and videos with family and friends.
Their software is available for MACs and PCs and it will cost you US$ 59 per year to get unlimited storage for your pictures and video clips.
The software is very easy to use and feature rich.
Phanfare will let you try their system for free for 30 days.
Worth the try.
They provide an excellent combination of Application/Web site to allow you to share pictures and videos with family and friends.
Their software is available for MACs and PCs and it will cost you US$ 59 per year to get unlimited storage for your pictures and video clips.
The software is very easy to use and feature rich.
Phanfare will let you try their system for free for 30 days.
Worth the try.
