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People are often put off trying close-up photography due to its specialist reputation. However, it isn’t as tricky as people thinks.

Close-up or macro so what is the difference?

The terms’ “close-up” and “macro” are often used to describe the same type of image. However, there is actually a distinct difference between the two. Technically speaking, a “close-up” is an image with a reproduction ratio ranging from1:10 to just below life-size: whilst “macro” is life0size to 10:1 life-size. Anything taken with a greater magnification than 10x life-size belongs to the specialist field of micro-photograph.

There are some recommendation of Macro Lenses:

Canon
EF 50mm F/2.5 Macro
EF 100mm F/2.8 Macro USM

Nikon
AF 60mm F/2.8 Micro
AF-S 105mm F/2.8 VRII Micro

Sigma
50mm F/2.8 EX DG
70mm F/2.8 EX DG
150mm F/2.8 EX DG HSM Macro

Some information is collected from Digital SLR photography.

事發在 2008 March 28, 大概中午12:40 在溫哥華 Knightsbridge 往南行行車線發生交通意外.

下雪後地面特別濕滑…    當時我正在前往列治文的Knightsbridge﹐發現前面突然大塞車,又正正我有攜帶相機.
大概5分鐘我距離緊了,然後我用連還快拍模式﹐捕捉每一刻.

大雨就小心D啦…

好彩人冇咩大外…..

之後望望另一面

最後好彩人冇事….

大家要特別小心喇﹐由其是在下大雨的日子.

承襲長得怪怪的 NV，這 GPS 導航儀/PMP 在使用界面、設計上都有精練簡化的趨勢， 在大部分的硬體規格上，其實跟 NV 相去不遠；採用 SiRF Star III GPS 導航軟體，並且支援雙 SD 記憶卡，一個用來擴充地圖資訊，另一個則是讓你塞其他雜七雜八的多媒體檔案。

作業系統以 Windows CE 5.0 為核心，還有 FM 廣播接收、DMB 數位電視廣播（支援 GPS PiP 功能）等功能；多媒體檔案的支援，跟一般 iriver PMP 也差不多的多。要說他比較讓人詬病的地方，大概就是那七吋的大小，解析度卻只有 800 x 400 的螢幕。共有兩種內建記憶體機種供選擇，2GB 售價 328,000 Korean won、 4GB 358,000 Korean won.
Article from:

http://chinese.engadget.com/2008/03/27/the-iriver-nv-life-as-stirring-and-confusing-as-life-itself/

New features

• Mappy United map software
• WVGA resolution display
• Dual processors
• DMB support
• MP3 and video playback
• Rear camera input
• FMT function

Finally, i got my Kodak lens paper from Uncle Ko, Thank you so much!!
I couldn’t believe that there is totally no Kodak cleaning cloth sell in Vancouver retail or even eBay.

This paper is very useful for lens, filter, or any optical surface cleaning, which is much more better than those softy lens cleaning cloth.
One pack is included 15 pieces of cleaning paper.
Very cheap.

Okay, what is “Elevator Pitch” ? Here you go:

From Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_pitch
An elevator pitch (or elevator speech) is an overview of an idea for a product, service, or project. The name reflects the fact that an elevator pitch can be delivered in the time span of an elevator ride (say, thirty seconds or 100-150 words).

The term is typically used in the context of an entrepreneur pitching an idea to a venture capitalist to receive funding. Venture capitalists often judge the quality of an idea and team on the basis of the quality of its elevator pitch, and will ask entrepreneurs for the elevator pitch to quickly weed out bad ideas.

It is said that many of the most important decisions made on the floor of the United States‘s House or Senate are made “within the span of an elevator ride” as a staff aide whispers into a Congressman or Senator’s ear while they head down to the floor to cast their vote.^{[citation needed]}

A variety of other people, including entrepreneurs, project managers, salespeople, evangelists, job seekers, and speed daters commonly use elevator pitches to get their point across quickly.

From Business know-how http://www.businessknowhow.com/money/elevator.htm
An “Elevator Pitch” is a concise, carefully planned, and well-practiced description about your company that your mother should be able to understand in the time it would take to ride up an elevator.

What an “Elevator Pitch” is not:
It is not a “sales pitch.” Don’t get caught up in using the entire pitch to tell the Investor how great your product or service is. The Investor is “buying” the business, not the product. Tell him/her how you will run the business.

Creating the “Elevator Pitch”

Six questions your “Elevator Pitch” must answer:

1. What is your product or service?
   Briefly describe what it is you sell. Do not go into excruciating detail.
2. Who is your market?
   Briefly discuss who you are selling the product or service to. What industry is it? How large of a market do they represent?
3. What is your revenue model?
   More simply, how do you expect to make money?
4. Who is behind the company?
   “Bet on the jockey, not the horse” is a familiar saying among Investors. Tell them a little about you and your team’s background and achievements. If you have a strong advisory board, tell them who they are and what they have accomplished.
5. Who is your competition?
   Don’t have any? Think again. Briefly discuss who they are and what they have accomplished. Successful competition is an advantage-they are proof your business model and/or concept work.
6. What is your competitive advantage?
   Simply being in an industry with successful competitors is not enough. You need to effectively communicate how your company is different and why you have an advantage over the competition. A better distribution channel? Key partners? Proprietary technology?

Canon 450D 香港出價
450D Body HK$ 6,080
450D kit set連一支 EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS 鏡頭則為 HK$ 6,780

This is a very impressive ad, the background music, the people …

Hopefully Hong Kong people can vote for their chief executive .

The Olympus E-3 is a 10 megapixel professional DSLR (announced 16 October’07) features a built-in image stabiliser to stabilise all lenses, 5fps sequential shooting with 19 image RAW buffer, 5x/7x/10x magnified view for precise focusing – especially for macro shots, ISO 100-3200, Supersonic Wave Filter, Dual memory slot, pop up flash and a 2.5”/6.4cm pop-out LCD with live view.

Olympus E-3 機身集多項先進功能於一身，包括防塵防水潑專業機身外殼、全球最快自動對焦系統、高達1.15倍特大觀景器與可摺疊式全方位HyperCrystal LCD液晶顯示屏，把E-System的數碼影像技術與先進拍攝體驗提升至另一層次，為要求嚴格的專業攝影師帶來全新拍攝感覺。

For more detial, visit Canon UK – www.olympus.co.uk

Main Features

• 12.2 MP CMOS sensor
• 3.5fps
• 9-point wide-area AF
• EOS Integrated Cleaning System
• 3.0” LCD with Live View mode
• DIGIC III processor
• Large, bright viewfinder
• Total image control
• Compact and lightweight
• Compatible with EF/EF-S lenses and EX Speedlites

For more detial, visit Canon UK – http://www.canon.co.uk/

Visit Samsung UK – http://uk.samsungmobile.com/mobile/F700

I wish some small business sites and personal sites exercised the same discretion. Somehow, the people behind these sites believe there’s no legal problem with putting the theme from “The Godfather” on a collection agency site. Why?

Because people just don’t understand the copyright laws. Period. At best, people think it’s OK to play a MIDI version of “Stairway to Heaven” but wrong to play the original Led Zeppelin recording.

In one of the Daily Suckers from earlier this century, I discussed a marching band music company that was illegally using a music file (“Star Wars”) on their site. This discussion caused someone “in the business” to send me an e-mail explaining musical copyrights. Hopefully, after you read the explanation, you’ll understand all the issues.

Working in copyright in a classical music publishing company for most of my adult life, I greatly enjoyed your Daily Sucker about the use of the Star Wars theme.

I track infringements on the Internet with some regularity. My company owns a couple of compositions that get infringed on all the time-most notably Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana.” If you’ve seen any adventure movie trailer in the last ten years, you know the music. I just had the distinct pleasure of licensing its use in the trailer for the “South Park” movie!

From my ‘insider’ position, I can tell you that I think the reason people don’t understand that the audio expression of music is something that can be ‘owned’ is because it isn’t in a physical format, like the sheet music, or (as you so aptly pointed out) the recording.

My favorite way of explaining the concept of intellectual property to the illiterate tribesmen I encounter daily is “Okay, imagine that all the sheet music in the world burned up in a huge bonfire, and then imagine that they threw on all the CDs. You can still hum the music, right? The music still exists, right? Well, that thing you can’t touch, or buy, or break…that is what we own.”

That should cause your head to melt some.

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