My Len's US.

US means unserviceable,then there's FMC  or PMC,meaning full mission capable or partial mission capable. For the time being my Canon EF 28-135mm F3.5-5.6 is PMC, the zoom is stuck at 50-70mm. Hmm, hope it can be rectified when I send it to the shop back in KL. So far I am very pleased with the lens. This lens stays on my camera 90% of the time because of it's useful range. There are shortcomings which I can live with for the time being. I like to go for lens review here My wish list is the EF 70-200mm F2.8! It's Saturday, 1st Aug and got my lens back.Feels silky smooth and good as new. Jason of J-One in Amcorp mall repaired it for me.Please visit my online album           

Love my MaC

Sometimes, there are somethings that you have reviewed, tried and tested but the moment after buying it you wished you have bought something else. Then again there are things that you have just bought and it's so wonderful that you wished you bought more. The Apple MacBook is such a product for me. I am not entirely new to MaC product,my brother had one which I used because my VAIO broke. So I was in the market for a new machine. Initially it was natural to look for another PC but however it now comes with Vista. So I am looking at  a new hardware and new os to boot,the MaC look mighty close. One turning point for me was that MaC went with Intel, now I can have a up to date processor and that can even run Windows on Mac. For the same budget I could  get a Fujitsu,HP or VAiO. But why follow when you can lead,designwise,nothing compares to the MacBook. Form and function comes into play just like a Porsche. Infact I was not even eyeing the Macbook Pro, the black Macbook have great reviews and size and weight is just perfect for me.Well, I am so happy I went with a MacBook. I have been so productive with it, like they say,with a mac you just do it! So if you are looking for a entry level Laptop,look no further, you cannot go far wrong when a major online computer review site editor makes it his choice!

Not as easy as it seems

I tried whole day yesterday with my very IT savvy friend,Moorey to set up a website,finally got it up loaded. It's call www.phases.com.my. Well designing the site itself took 3 days,built in iWeb. Then you have to register the domain. Unlike setting up www.yourname.com, registering www.yourname.com.my needs a bit more time. Afterwards you have to host your website somewhere out there and to upload it you need ftp. Now  I tried ftp it and it didn't work so I export the folder onto Dreamweaver CS and tried uploading it from there. That's when it got messy. Without Moorey or without any html know how it's the dreaded 404 page! thats when nothing gets uploaded.That's because iWeb has a first line command that directs you to your 1st page or index page which you actually don't need in DW. The site could now be uploaded cept for one page.Found out that I had a typho error in iWeb,I unintentionally left a space in the name of the page which DW cannot understand.Now does all this make sense to you?