OK, now I have to look for a portrait model...hmmm
Review website: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/reviews/canon-ef-50mm-f-1.8-ii-lens-review.aspx
Thursday, February 26, 2009
My New Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens
Well, just bought one 2nd hand lens from one of my friends yesterday. This is my 1st collection of Canon lens, I just google the Internet for review and it's of course worth the money I paid for (RM200/= come with HOYA UV filter).
OK, now I have to look for a portrait model...hmmm
OK, now I have to look for a portrait model...hmmm
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
9th Day of CNY (Jade Emperor)
Well, Hokkien people always relates this to the actual new year for them. Although I'm a Cantonese, being in Penang doesn't keep anyone away of welcoming of 9th day CNY (Jade Emperor).My daughter does enjoy playing with fireworks that night and for us, just a normal prayer which start at midnight. Some pictures taken from my house and May Yeng of course.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Visit eye specialist today
I had a sudden poor visible vision on my left eye noticed recently and quite worried there is something going wrong. Then I visited the doctor (Hospital Pantai) and he told me I had CSR (Central Serous Retinopathy). What the hell it that???? Luckily he told me that nothing is serious (that's sound better), but it would take months to recover.
So what is CSR???? This is the info from the Internet. I think the cause is working too hard, stress and hectic time during CNY (Chinese new year). Maybe I should be more relax or try to take thing more easy.
What is CSR?
CSR is a condition which causes temporary or permanent impairment of vision. The symptoms are loss of sensitivity in dim light, usually in an oval shaped gray or brown area, blurring or distortion of the visual image. It is a result of the detachment of most of the layers of the retina (the back of the eye) from its supporting tissue as a result of the buildup of fluid. The buildup of fluid appears to be due to one or more small breaks in the retinal pigment epithelium.
Outcomes
Usually the fluid build up disappears after a few weeks to a few months with little long term damage. During this time the condition often fluctuates wildly on a daily or hourly basis. It particularly gets worse when under stress, tired or ill.
Standard Treatment
There is no effective clinical treatment for the condition.
Stress and CSR
CSR is associated with stress. Individuals who report being under stress and people who are in objectively stressful occupations such as airline piloting are susceptible to CSR. Stress includes pain, infection, excessive heat and cold, low blood sugar, excessive exercise, hunger and crash diets, jet lag, lack of sleep, psychological stress and also very intensive exercise.
info taken from:
http://www.cushings-help.com/csr.htm
So what is CSR???? This is the info from the Internet. I think the cause is working too hard, stress and hectic time during CNY (Chinese new year). Maybe I should be more relax or try to take thing more easy.
What is CSR?
CSR is a condition which causes temporary or permanent impairment of vision. The symptoms are loss of sensitivity in dim light, usually in an oval shaped gray or brown area, blurring or distortion of the visual image. It is a result of the detachment of most of the layers of the retina (the back of the eye) from its supporting tissue as a result of the buildup of fluid. The buildup of fluid appears to be due to one or more small breaks in the retinal pigment epithelium.
Outcomes
Usually the fluid build up disappears after a few weeks to a few months with little long term damage. During this time the condition often fluctuates wildly on a daily or hourly basis. It particularly gets worse when under stress, tired or ill.
Standard Treatment
There is no effective clinical treatment for the condition.
Stress and CSR
CSR is associated with stress. Individuals who report being under stress and people who are in objectively stressful occupations such as airline piloting are susceptible to CSR. Stress includes pain, infection, excessive heat and cold, low blood sugar, excessive exercise, hunger and crash diets, jet lag, lack of sleep, psychological stress and also very intensive exercise.
info taken from:
http://www.cushings-help.com/csr.htm
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