Selamat Hari Ibu..

Hari ini telah menjelang hari ibu, dahulu aku selalu tertanya-tanya kenapa seluruh dunia ingin menyambut hari ibu..?? Aku mencari jawapannya dengan bertanyakn kepada kawan2 ku ketika itu mereka menjawab dengan menyatakan,"dah ibu yang menjaga kita, maka kita perlu hargai mereka," tetapi ada juga yang memberi jawapan," dah semua sambut so kita sambut jela..." itulah jawapan yang paling aku tidak sukai untuk mendengar. Setiap masa aku masih mencari jawapan kerana aku inginkan satu jawapan yang mampu menjawab persoalan ku itu. Sekiranya orang berkata ibu yang menjaga kita, jadi bagai mana dengan ayah?? Ayah turut menyumbangkan dan mengorbankan juga untuk kita....

Pada suatu hari persoalan ku terjawab dengan jawapan yang diberikan oleh guruku..
1)   Ibu dan ayah adalah kasih sayang yang dimana tidak ternilai dan ia tidak mampu dibeli dengan kekayaan tetapi kasih dan pengorbanan ibu itu sukar untuk dijelaskan kerana ia amat besar dan sungguh mulia disisi ALLAH. Mari kita lihat apakah pengorbanan ibu itu..Allah telah memberi satu keajaiban yang manusia tidak dapat rasai kecuali ibu itu dengan memberikan kehamilan kepada seseorang wanita. 9 Bulan itu sungguh lama dan pelbagai dugaan dan cabaran yang perlu dilalui oleh wanita itu sendiri. Lelaki bagaimana pula?? Kalau lelaki itu tahu kesengsaraan itu mesti mereka turut tidak sanggup..Dalam masa kehamilan itu sehinggalah terlahirnya kita di muka bumi Allah ini dan ketika itulah si ibu itu sedang berada dihujung nyawa. Mereka seolah sedang melalui sakaratul maut dan hanya mereka saja yang dapat merasakan. Maka Allah telah memberi satu lagi keistimewaan kepada wanita, "apabila lahirnya anak maka terhapuslah segala dosa-dosa si ibu itu.." maka dalam kesakitan ada kelebihannya..

2)  Selepas melahirkan, si ibu yang membesarkan anak-anak dengan memberi susu ibu, yang mana susu itulah yang paling terbaik di muka bumi ini. Pada hari ini kita dapat lihat dipasaran pelbagai jenama susu yang ada dan ada yang memberikan kepada anak-anak mereka walaupun mereka baru dilahirkan. Dengan memberi susu ibu kepada anak-anak ia mampu melahirkan "connection" antara ibu dan anak.

3)  Ketika anak-anak sedang membesar kita dapat lihat ibu yang paling rapat dengan kita, menjaga makan pakaian kita, walau bagaimana pun ayah turut menjaga juga. Kita dapat lihat dimuka akhbar ibu sanggup mengorbankan nyawa mereka untuk selamatkan anak-anak. Mereka sanggup berlapar asalkan anak-anak mereka tidak kelaparan, mereka sanggup berpakaian biasa asalkan anak-anak mereka sentiasa cantik.

4) Keistimewaan wanita itu telah diangkat dalam agama kerana segala pengorbanan itu hanya wanita saja yang akan merasakan dan sesungguhnya apabila wanita itu mengerti segala pengorbanan itu adalah pahala maka syurga tempat bagi mereka. Satu contoh yang paling terbaik, kalau kita perasan apabila ibu mampu menguruskan segalanya untuk keluarga dari anak sampai lah ke suami. Sekiranya suami mereka sudah tiada maka hidup mereka untuk anak-anak dan mereka berusaha hidup untuk anak-anak. Sekiranya kita lihat apabila lelaki itu kehilangan isteri mereka hidup mereka mesti jadi tidak teratur..

Maka dengan segala pengorbanan ibu itu..akan menjadikan kita lebih sayangi mereka..selamat hari ibu..

Tip-tip Penjagaan Camera SLR

Masa kini camere DSLR amat popular di seluruh dunia & ramai orang yang mampu memiliki nyer..termasuk gak sya nie. Mula-mula sebelum sya trpanggil tok membeli benda nie, sya just tau harga die mahal n xtau pun camera nie jenis SLR..(sah2 bdk selenger :p), tp bila da makin membesar n tdedah ngan environment bdk2 gila beli camera nie..so dengan mudah sya tpengaruh tok beli..walaupun bkn tau pkai pun..(tu namanya pak turut..eh yeke..haha tibai jela). So bila dah ada nie..sya mula berjinak2 ngan camera nie n bljr cr memakai bnda ini..Ramai kawan2 sya just ajar nak pkai tp diorg lupa lak nak ajr sya tok menjaga camera nie..

Oleh yg demikian sya dgn rendah diri (walaupun mmg rndah pun) nak share ngan kwn2 smua cr2 nak jg camera nie..& apa barang yg perlu anda ada..so apa lg..kita layan...zusssss..

                                        nie kompom bkn camera sya..tp tgh kumpul duit nak beli ini..:P


Tips how to take care your camera...

• A) DSLR - General care
  
  1) DSLR Camera bag
  2) LCD screen protector
  3) Caps
  4) Filters
  5) Shoulder/neck strap
  6) Lens hood
  7) Batteries
  8) Changing lenses
  9) Moisture condensation

ini adalah benda-benda yang anda perlukan dalam menjaga kamera ada berada dalam keadaan baik & kekal elok sentiasa. Ingat pesan sya, klo nak kemana2 silalah letak camera anda dlm beg tau..& pastikn dlm beg tue ada (apa ek nama bnda alah tue..) xsure nama die..tp bnda tu function tok serap kelembapan..(yeke kot).

Beg tok camera da byk jenis..so ley je pkai yg mana2..

Kemudian anda perlu lah lcD protector...ini adalah kerana tok lindungi screen dr tercalar dan kotor..bnda ni sama je mcm plastik yg ada kat LCD handpon anda..

screen protector

Item 3-5, yg tlah dinyatakan diatas tue..mmg sgt2 dperlukkn..ini kerana untuk menjaga lens & camera anda berada dlm keadaan yg slamat dan anda tidak akn myesal..hehehe..

 

 
nie la bnda yg kena ada..function UV filter nie tok menjaga lens anda tidak terdedah kepada cahaya UV yg mlampau n ia mjd tapisan tok cermin dlm camera anda, selain itu ia mampu mghlang dr cermin lens anda calar n x pecah. Cap tu mmg pnting la sbb nak jg lens gak..

Lens hood 

By using a lens hood, you'll also get the added benefit of lens protection from any accidental impact or bumps. Accidental touches and scratches are also reduced. However, lens hood are only usually used when you shoot outdoors under bright sunlight or shoot under extreme lighting condition as protection again impact is secondary. (curi ayt org..sbb malas nak tulis..hahaha).

Facts you should know about Li-Ion batteries (11):

1) Usually have a 300-500 discharge/charge cycles

- A “Discharge/charge cycle” means a single cycle of depleting followed by a re-charge until 100% of battery charge (i.e. one cycle of depleting to 0% and then charge to 100%).
- If you consume 50% of your battery on day 1, recharge to 100% at night, and do the same thing on day 2, then you would have just finished up one charge cycle of its battery life (15)

2) The battery prefers a partial discharge rather than a full discharge

- Frequent full discharges should be avoided when possible (that means using the camera until the battery goes dead or 0% charge)
- Instead, charge the battery more often
- A reference (for phone Li-Ion batteries) recommends charging once the battery has used/discharged to around 5-10% of total charge (12)

3) There is no memory effect for Li-Ion batteries

- Recharging a partially charged Li-Ion battery does not cause harm as it has no memory effect
- Frequent recharging does not shorten the battery life more than normal usage would (15)

4) Avoid allowing the battery to discharge completely (19)

- Li-ion batteries actually include special circuitry to protect the battery from damage due to overcharging or undercharging
- This circuit is built to protect from the damage that could result if the charge of your lithium ion battery falls too low.
- Once the battery goes below a certain voltage (i.e. charge falls too low), the internal safety circuit opens and the battery becomes dead (irreversibly and permanently damaged). Again, this is a built-in safety mechanism that prevent the battery from being recharged again.
- So since Lithium Ion has no “memory effect”, it is better to simply charge your portable device as and when you can or remember (15)
- This is especially true if you do not use your camera for a long time (many months), allowing the battery to slowly discharge until completely depleted.

5) If you don't use your camera for more than 1 week, remove the battery from the camera

- to prevent self-discharge if the battery is kept in the camera
- in extreme cases, due to self-discharge (until the battery is almost dead), you would not be able to charge the battery anymore
- It is basically to prevent the battery from being discharged completely

6) Hot environment

- Avoid using a fully charged battery in a hot environment for extended periods of time as a fully charge battery can go up to 45'c during operation

7) Cold (freezing!) environment

- Batteries do not function as well and run down faster in cold environments/weather.
- To prevent this, keep you batteries warm by either carrying your camera under your coat or carry your spare batteries in your pocket so that your body heat can keep them warm (14)

8) Li-Ion batteries have a certain life-span

- The fact is, Li-ion batteries starts dying the moment it leaves the factory! (15)
- The actual life-span of an unused Li-ion battery can vary but it can be expected to irreversibly lose 20% of the total charge every year from its original date of manufacture (15, 16, 19)
- Hence,
---- if you have a spare battery, don't keep it stored for years. Use it interchangeably with your current battery
---- don't simply buy 2nd hand Li-ion batteries. Check the manufacture date
---- don't buy "spare" batteries just in case you need it in the future. Save the money and buy it only when you need it
- Li-Ion batteries lose some of their capacity after one year and may fail after 2 or more years even when they are not in use (13)
- Once the battery has worn out, there are no way to make it work again

9) Storage
- Lithium-ion batteries can hold a charge for many months (they have a self-discharge rate of 5-10%)(19)
- As mentioned before, if you're planning to store your camera for prolonged periods, remember to take out the batteries
- For prolonged storage, keep the battery at 70-80% charge level in a cool dry environment
- You can also store the batteries in a refrigerator as it has been found to greatly extend the shelf life (but don't freeze it!!!)(18)
--- Ensure it is kept dry in the fridge (e.g. in an air-tight container). Long-term exposure to moisture in the fridge can cause corrosion
--- When removing batteries from the refrigerator, allow them to warm up to room temperature before using them in your device


Changing lenses - keep the dust away!

Most DSLR users (including noobs!) will usually have more lenses than they do cameras. As such, lens changing is unavoidable. As we all know, there is always a chance that dust can get into the camera every time you change lenses. Here are some tips to reduce this risk when you change your lens:

1) Minimize lens changing if possible
2) Change your lenses before you go out e.g. to the beach
3) Avoid dusty places
4) Turn off camera
5) Point your camera downwards - like you want to take picture of the ground 10 feet away (no need to point directly downwards!)
6) Change while the camera is on a tripod
7) Keep your back to the wind

so pesanan dr sya kepada kwn2 yg pkai camera mcm nie..tlg jg camera tu dgn sbaik2 nyer.. :)