evo5229,
It's the JSOC dinner and dance at Sunway Hotel on... erm...18 March 2006, if I'm not mistaken. hehehe The blue MRS is a piece of art, I've to say. hehehe There's so many cars but no good angles to take photos cos the cars are parked like a tin of sardin. hehe
TauhuTauhu,
If you look at the camera view finder, there is a meter something like
(+ve)|-----i------I-----------| (-ve)
This is actually the exposure meter (or that's what I call it). The "i" is actually the indicator. The "I" is the neutral or balanced exposure. Both the left "|" and right "|" are the positive and negative exposure. If the "i" is on the left of the "I", it means the photo will turn out bright. Set your camera mode to "M" which is full manual. Then adjust the aperture and shutter speed till the "i" is in the middle (which is indicated by the "I"). But for night still shots, you would have to experiment with the shutter speed and aperture till you get the right exposure.
After each photo you take from each setting, preview the photo on the camera. Then enable the histogram (like a graph) to see how whether the photo will be bright or not. If it was me, I'd set the aperture to f22 and then try to match the shutter speed with it. At night, I think you may have to use BULB mode, which means you press shutter release one time, the shutter will open. It will close again (therefore capturing the photo) only after you press the shutter release again. However, this may work differently on different cameras. hehehe
It's quite a bit to explain although it's not very difficult to understand. Perhaps we should organize a photography outing for night shooting. I've tried shooting KLCC at night twice already and both times, it was fun. The first time was a whole 6 hours! Started from about 6pm till 12am. Learned some stuff from the other photography sifu. hehehe It'll also be something different rather than always talking about cars. Who would be interested to go for night shooting at KLCC, maybe on saturday evening starting at about 5pm till late? hehehe