Yesterday the weather was pretty good so I spent some time outside and practice my photography skill. I visited Ma Wan park in Hong Kong and found a nice artificial waterfall. I thought it could be a good candidate to make my first HDR photo:
At last! I have recently purchased a new camera, Canon EOS 400D, to replace my Pentax Optio 430. I have been using my Optio 430 for 6 years (Back then the Optio 430 was one of the latest camera who has 4MP), so I am so justified to upgrade my camera!
Point and shoot was so easy on my old compact camera, but I am not usually happy about the shots it produces. The moment that I wanted to capture was not the same as the photos it produced. In the other words, I want to get something more out of the photos, that’s why I bought a DSLR camera.
Many of you may know I am a guy who love compact gadgets, so this was a hard decision for me. I need to carry a bigger and heavier camera around, but at the moment it worths the hassle. Oh and by the way, this is still one of the lightest DSLR camera around…
This is my first time owning a DSLR camera. Even though it is an entry level of DSLR, there are so many things I need to learn on photography before getting some good shots.
Here are some of the photos from my new camera:
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Prior to working on Stepcase full-time, Leon Ho was Manager of Software Engineering at Red Hat, responsible for the internationalization deliveries in Red Hat products. Leon managed a team across regions in Australia, Japan, China and India. Leons division added support of 22 languages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and migrated new internationalization technologies into products. He founded Stepcase's Lifehack in 2005, a blog on productivity and personal development, which became #40 most popular blog in the world. Stepcase has been featured by major medias such as Time Magazine, BusinessWeek and Hong Kong Economic Times.
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