<font color="0000ff">shirlyn, melody</font>,
thanks for ur congratz!!
<font color="0000ff">melissa, ling</font>,
*hi-5!* Hv u trimmed ur bb's hair b4? Some pp say if u trim, hair will grow faster. Also to apply olive oil. I dare not trim/cut Trinity's hair now... what if the hair doesn't grow?? May try the olive oil method though.. hmm...
where can i buy?
<font color="0000ff">daisybuttons, starz</font>,
most of Trinity's photos are taken by my hubby who loves photography! we've two DSLR - Nikon D2X and D70, and a Sony R1. On avoiding blur photos, juz want to share some tips
1) Take in bright conditions - if u're indoor, switch on the lights or take near windows where there's natural sunlight. Make sure the lighting brightens up the face, i.e. dun stand w back towards the light. This will result in backlit shots where face is dark but background is bright. If possible, take outdoors.... daytime of course!! haha..
2) Check that camera speed is high. For me, anything slower than 1/60sec will lead to handshake and blur photos. (Higher speeds are like 1/125sec, 1/200sec.) If speed is slow, use tripod. But of course if baby is moving, then cannot control lah!! But at least control ur own camera shake loh.
If ur cam cannot set speed (S-mode), then move to a brighter place to increase speed.
3) Use flash to freeze the shot. However I dun use direct flash which can irritate the eyes. My cameras hv hotshoe (on which u can fix an external flash), so can use bounce flash, i.e. flash is directed to the ceiling (or side walls) and bounces towards baby. Photo will look better than if direct flash is used.
4) If ur cam can adjust aperture (A-mode), then set aperture to a smaller number. Eg. set to f4 instead of f8. This will increase cam speed.
5) If ur cam can adjust ISO, set to higher ISO. Eg. ISO400 (vs ISO100), but photo may turn out grainier.
6) If above fails, ask baby not to move!! kekek...