First HDRI Attempt
My First DSLR Camera
I’ve been wanting to upgrade from the point and shoot camera to a DSLR (entry level at least) and finally managed to buy one a few days ago - A Nikon D5000. Being denial for a few years that my point and shoot camera can achieves what a DSLR can do(I photoshop alot) but on the day I’ve got my hands on it, I was totally blown away! It was like having a new sets of color or brushes to paint on a bigger canvas!
I don’t have time to go out and put on extensive tests with the camera yet but here’s a few shots I that I did so far. All pictures below were taken using 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR Lens (kit lens) – since this is the only lens I’ve got for now, I don’t expect to achieve the best results from these tests. None of these images were photoshopped.
Focus Test
Using Natural Light Source
Macro Test
Miscellaneous
Daniel’s Treasure Map
He told me that you’ll need a black car to start the journey, pass the coconut tree, get to the rainbow (those are rainbow? awww) and when you reached the water fall, you’ll find the treasure is marked with X. By the way, that brown objects was supposed to be a mountain.
When I asked about the three stick figures, he said that’s Mommy, Daddy and Daniel – “mesti cari treasure sama-sama (we must find the treasure togehter)” . And that kind of thinking in a child’s mind, that family should be together, was really touching.
Upgraded to WordPress 2.8.1
All this while, I’ve been installing the latest version of WordPress to other website except my own (version 2.5.1). Well its about time now – I’m quite impressed with the changes on the admin area and security fixes/bugs with the latest version. I’ve managed to upgrade em less than an hour (if not for the File Transfer, it’ll probably less than 10 mins). It’s easier than I thought ;). Check out the useful link below if you’re wondering how to do it.
Useful link: http://codex.wordpress.org/Upgrading_WordPress
Retiring from Freelancing
After 6 years of freelancing on website design and development, I have come to a point where I feel that I’ve reached my goal. During these years, I honestly can say that its not worth the money (it can’t really pays the bill), but the experiences and knowledges earned were priceless and personally rewarding. I’m not ditching any of my current clients, I’m just gonna stop doing new projects thats all.
My next project will be something that I want to do, that challenges me, and that is exciting and new - It doesn’t has to be IT stuff. It could be painting or cooking or designing as long as I get to be the one who is ‘in charge’, someone who desides things this time.










