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Tamron 70-300 and 580EX II

First of all, I only tried out the Tamron 70-300mm lens which I intend to buy it next year.

Meanwhile, mom loaned me money again to buy my Speedlite. =P

I went to J One in Amcorp again and gotten myself a remote switch which is quite handy when it comes to BULB shots. At the same time, I tried the Tamron 70-300 f/4 -5.6 and here's the result.

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Manfrotto - Taken on Macro mode

I wouldn't say it's a sharp lens since you can get it for less than 1 grand. But, I do like the smooth out of focus/bokeh produced from this lens.

On a lighter note, I shot this picture with the 580EX II Speedlite.

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The Emo Wall

And I would like to call it "The Emo Wall". Due to heavy photoshop photo-retouching, the effect from the Speedlite isn't substantially visible.

Graduation Ball on thursday! More pictures to come!

“Tamron 70-300 and 580EX II”