I suppose this is the result after exploring the features of my laptop. I hope you like it. It's my first Bae movie. Enjoy!
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Bessa who?

Remember this camera YJ used in his secret visit to Japan? I thought it was a new generation of Box Brownies. While surfing the net I saw a photo similar to this one in the Amateur Photographer site and the camera is called Voigtländer Bessa III. It's actually available in Japan and will be launched in the UK next month. Robert White the leading distributor of cameras and accessories have only ordered 20 units. Its retail price will be £1900, cheaper than the Leica. So what's good about this camera apart from its vintage look? It has a mechanism that switch between film formats, 6x7 cm to 6x6cm. It has the capacity to produce very high quality picture and comes with an 80 mm f/3.5 and powered with a CR2 lithium battery.It's known in Japan as GF670. Below are the key features.
Type: 6 x 7 type rangefinder folding camera
Film format
6 x 7 size: 56 x 69mm6 x 6 size: 56 x 56mm
Film
120 or 220 roll film
Frames
6 x 7 size: 120 – 10 shots, 220 – 20 shots
6 x 6 size: 120 – 12 shots 220 – 24 shots
Lens
HELIAR 3,5/80mm6 elements in 4 groupsAngle of view: 6 x 7 size = 57°Angle of view: 6 x 6 size = 53°
Focusing -Manually controlled helicoid
Focusing range- 0,9 m – inf.
Finder
Coincidence type rangefinder with bright frame and automatic parallax correction.
Macro ratio-X 0,7
Diopter correction
Eyepiece diopter (19mm tread) can be screwed on.
Indicators in view finder
LED- Aperture Priority Auto Mode and properly set shutter speed indicator lit. - Manual exposure mode- Battery consumptoin warning
Shutter
Electronically controlled lens shutter. Shutter speed 4s – 1/500 sec.
Exposure control
Center weighted average metering. Exposure compensation: +/- 2 by 1/3 steps
Film speed
Manually set. ISO25 – 3200 by 1/3 steps
Film winding
By film advance dial
Film counter
Additive type with auto reset, automatically switched to 120 or 220 type synchronized with film type selector switch on film pressure plate.
Battery
X1 CR2 Lithium battery
Size
178mm x 109mm x 138 mm or 64mm (closed)
Weight
1,000g
Monday, April 27, 2009
flaming kitchen

Why were we seated in the sofa spending our evening watching "Hell's Kitchen" when we're both on a 'watch what you eat situation'? I know, my sentiments exactly but it may have a bizarre name, this program is hosted by a 3 Star Michelin chef Marco Pierre White. I don't know much about this man until I watched the last episode of HK tonight. He was apparently the first youngest Brit to receive the stars at the age of 33. Prominent celebrity chefs such as Gordon Ramsey and Heston Blumenthal were one of his staffs.
The show seem to be a bit mild compared to Ramsay's version in the past. Although White already looked wicked, bad-tempered but didn't notice ill words from him.
HK makes you want to go out and enjoy fine dining. You obviously have to pay a bit more to experience heavenly food. The program's aim was to find the best cook among the celebs and this year's winner is Linda Evans.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Cosmo bits and pieces
Friday, April 24, 2009
Get start kickin'..

Wednesday, April 22, 2009
In pursuit of the perfect sunset..
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
The importance of being BYJ..






