Macau Open pics!

ants said:
I heard that many will also skip Hong Kong Open this year. Don't know weather i should go.
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really ants? u mean lin dan, lcw and gade? that's pointless. why participating in a 4 stars tournment but skipping a 6 stars one???
 
red00ecstrat said:
really ants? u mean lin dan, lcw and gade? that's pointless. why participating in a 4 stars tournment but skipping a 6 stars one???
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becoz players are desperate to improve their ranking for WC, HK open might be too close to WC :D
 
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Simp84 said:
becoz players are desperate to improve their ranking for WC, HK open might be too close to WC :D
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wc!!! right! but there will be still a 2 weeks gap in between the hk open and the wc.
i hope they will come all at once.:p
 
red00ecstrat said:
wc!!! right! but there will be still a 2 weeks gap in between the hk open and the wc.
i hope they will come all at once.:p
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Thats what i heard from them. They say not sure and don't want to risk any injury before the WC. But its still up to their coach. 6 Star event may not be as valuable to have a chance to be crown WORLD CHAMPION. As for the Msian Team , the players will probably be going one week earlier to Madrid to have centralised training there.
We will see.. i would also want to go HK to watch as well.
 
Please Enlighten Us

CHeung,

Would you mind sharing with us which type of Canon Camera did you use? Also what settings do you use when taking those pics?

Thanks for your info.
 
Cheung, thanks so much for the Cai/Fu pics... Fu does look a bit like Aaron Kwok in one of the pics... =/
 
fabcargo said:
CHeung,

Would you mind sharing with us which type of Canon Camera did you use? Also what settings do you use when taking those pics?

Thanks for your info.
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Canon 30D, 70-200/2.8L for the majority of the pics.

ISO1600, AV3.2. Shot in JPEG - I have to check the settings but I think it was sharpness +4 with everything else set to neutral. Batch processed for resizing using DPP.

Lighting was very good. No need to adjust white balance. Red said even ISO800 could have been used. That would have given even better colours.
 
zqloy said:
Chueng, thx for the nice pics! U r the man!
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He is indeed "The Man".Just imagine instead of the "char siew pao" which he had for lunch only,What unbelievable pictures we would get to admire,had he had a decent meal before he took those photos.I cant help but continue to be amazed by the many selfless BC members.You,Cheung,are definitely one of them.Thanks,brother.Take care.
 
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