I decided to clean my DSLR’s sensor today. I can now shoot beyond f/8 without the need to remove them spots in Photoshop afterwards. Awww yeah!
Remember: a clean sensor is a happy sensor. =)
Archives
All posts for the month April, 2012
- Epic in every sense of the word and is definitely the grandest superhero movie by far.
- Great balance of action and drama. Yes, admittedly, there were parts of the movie that lagged a bit but when things picked up speed they picked up in spectacular fashion.
- Great visuals and explosive fight sequences; while still not as big as Michael Bay’s, it was Bay-esque in scale.
- Witty banter between characters.
- It was surprisingly coherent throughout.
- The addition of Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill. =)
- The Hulk unleashed. Properly. Finally.
- I finally learned Agent Coulson’s first name.
- It made me want to be a superhero again.
- The possibility of an even bigger sequel.
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Random shots of buildings I’ve come across today:
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Random shots from today and yesterday:
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I’ve been exploring the great indoors for quite some time now. So, for a change, I decided to point my camera somewhere else:
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So, our cat Kuroi-chan decided that he wanted to be a hipster today:
A couple of minutes into hipsterhood and he is already lecturing us about vinyl records and fixed-gear bikes!
We really hope that this is just a phase. =)
Replaced my old and dingy faucet with a shiny new one! Even the water feels brand new! =)
Randomness on a Sunday!
Here’s the latest batch of DVDs I got on sale:
1. Carriers (2009) / Php125 (around $3) – A very slow and terribly predictable movie but strangely affecting at times. A rather lousy horror movie if you ask me, but it is a pretty decent human drama flick.
2. The Crazies (2010) / Php125 (around $3) – I’ve never seen the original but I enjoyed The Crazies a lot. I’m just a sucker for this type of films. Really.
3. Dawn of the Dead (2004) / Php99 (around $2) – Zack Snyder before he learned ramping. Also, zombies.
Only a couple of hundred titles left!
