Hua Hin Forum

There was a great article in the latest MacFormat UK magazine about creating more drama with layers by adding more color depth... if you're in the UK, pick it up (didn't find the article online) or have a look at the newsagent's...

To me they look good, however, if you wanted to improve them, you could run them through a Photoshop or similar and adjust brightness/contrast/color depth/etc to make them even better. For example the Spitfire pic is great, but by adjusting the aforementioned, you could reduce the greyness/slight fo...

The benefit of having megapixels is that when taking a snapshot, for example about something in the distance, and since these pocket cams don't have a zoom like SLRs (never use the digital zoom), you can actually take the photo and then crop the photo to show the part you were shooting and still mak...

Couple of things to consider when buying a pocket camera for holiday snapshots: Battery life: - does it have a proper long lasting battery - does it use also normal batteries (in case your battery dies) Memory card options: - what type of memory cards it uses? cost vs capacity? Snapshot speed: - my ...

well yeah, that's a bit like what I had done last time... but this time I'm also looking into biker boots.

however, I don't strut around in those in Thailand... only in flip flops... =)

Last year, when I stayed Cha Am, I used a local boot maker in the Buffalo Village to make me a nice pair of Iquana boots for a reasonable price. Her name is Porn and her shop is called Star something. I also used a Burmese tailor in the same village, the quality was decent. The question is that is t...

Thanks for the Mods for moving this into a right area.

So, any recommendations of where to watch it in HH?

I know it's a bit premature, but I'll be in HH during the Melbourne GP (29.3.). I'm sure there's plenty of places to see the GP, but I'd like to hear your recommendations for where to go see the opening of the F1 2009 season? I wouldn't mind actually just sitting under a fan with a cold drink in my ...

in addition to the aforementioned issues, for me the biggest is using the touch screen for emails/text messages. It's tedious enough with regular phones or even with the ones that have qwerty keyboard. This is why I have iPod Touch + Nokia E90 and with Joikuspot app in my E90, I can surf the web usi...

BaaBaa. wrote:
How did you manage to get your hands on the N97?

My mate works for Nokia.

Btw, if you go for Sam, make sure you read the reviews about the battery life in it, since it has a big screen, 8Mp camera and HD recording, those tend to eat a lot of the battery.

I think you'd be better using the new Wifi in town. I'm now looking at my next handset, this little beauty has caught my eye. http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i8910_omnia_hd-review-317.php http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJy4xM04Q4U :naughty: Here's an alternative... just played around with this on T...

I have just been on the Apple website in the uk and it says that the i-phone is now operationable in Thailand, is this true ? If so, when I come out in April will my phone just switch over to the local network ? Thanks, Rig. It's not so much to do with the phone itself, but the operator. Does O2 ha...

Jim wrote:permishion is what one asks for when pished

and cant we scrap the nightcrawlers section? its crap and just gets arse-faced posts like this from illiterate acne-ed prepubescents looking for a cheap thrill.

hey, it's a recession, can't afford expensive thrills...

I think she came across rather sympathetic in this years Celebrity Big Brother...