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On this site will rise the new Net Sex. Get ready for the new red light district of Fort Bonifacio. Can’t wait for this to be completed. It would be an excellent go to place after a very stressful day at the office!

It’s a quick walk from Net 2 even your grandfather can do it.

Come on down to NetSex.

It’s a little late to share this because the event is already over but here it is anyway. It’s a short teaser video for the aquathlon event that my team arranged to raise some funds. It went pretty awesome as I heard. Too bad I wasn’t present on event day. :(

Enjoy!

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Canon 5dm2

50mm

GoPro Helmet Hero

Fincal Cut Pro

Haven’t posting much so here’s a photo dump. Went up South to head up to 19 East to catch the final leg of Sugarfree’s goodbye tour. They were awesome. They jammed a couple of songs with Mitch, their old drummer. They let Bodjie, Ebe’s trusted roadie, sing a few songs.

The night was epic. Sandwich did a great job too!

Way to go Raimund!

The original three-piece band + a very awesomely good session guitarist!

Mitch saying his thank-you’s!

Good bye Sugarfree! Ebe talked about his future kid and how he was going to tell the story of their farewell to him. The kid will have some awesome parents. I smell a reunion in 5 or 6 years when the kid grows up.

They still have one last concert to go on March 1 and it will be at Eastwood Central Plaza. Be there or miss one of the greatest gigs you probably won’t ever see again in a lifetime.

Full album after the jump! –>

I just realized that a 60fps camera is not enough for super slow motion type of videos like those found in Discovery’s Time Warp. After looping around BHS with the team, I hopped off and took out my cameras and started shooting. It was a shame that I didn’t get as much angles and shots as I wanted to because I couldn’t leave my bike alone on the sidewalk. I really need a glide cam for my 5dm2. I will make life much more easier.

I let one of my teammates wear the GoPro. I let it shoot at 60fps and the output was nothing but spectacular. As I’ve said, 60fps isn’t enough to make super slow motion videos but it will do. I found this neat plug in for Final Cut Pro that would convert my 60fps video into 1000fps. Maybe I’ll try that in my next video. Enjoy!

Endure BHS Fun from dimsumandsiomai on Vimeo.

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1. Head on over to Endure’s Blackberry Love Fan Page and like it.
2. Take a photo with the following theme in mind: “Display of Affection or Appreciation for you Blackberry Phone”
3. Post processing may be allowed but limited to (1) cropping (2) levels/curves (3) hue/saturation (4) sharpening. Selecting parts of the photo for post processing is not allowed.
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I recently acquired a GoPro HD cam and I am loving it. It will be a great compliment to my 5dm2. I love how you can virtually mount it anywhere.

Bike Time with the GoPro from dimsumandsiomai on Vimeo.

Mounted it under my aerobars and on the left side of my rear tire. Looked ok. Expoure on the shots mounted under the aerobar could use a little work though.

Had a lot of fun editing but I had to export the raw files to MOV first before I could finally get them into FCP.

I need to make some DIY mountings so I can put the cam anywhere.

Go Pro Helmet Hero
Final Cut Pro

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I was on call in the office from 9 pm up till 530 am the next day. There was some hustle problems the first half of the night but everything was OK after that. I was happy that nothing really major came up.

This is a product of my time in the office. Had to keep myself busy or else my imagination will go wild with all kinds of ghosts and apparitions.

Went by Bikezilla the other day to get myself a pair of two strap bike shoes. I was fortunate enough to see a couple and with my size as well!

These are the Carnac Ultra yakitiyakyak whatever shoes. They are light. They only have two straps. And they look more than half cooler compared to my old Exustar bike shoes. No road test yet for the shoes because I just got them but the first thing I noticed about them were that they were certainly lighter.

I did some slow pedaling with them and noticed that my feet felt lighter too. They feel airier as well because there were some air ducts in the bottom. Even though this is my right size already, the shoe feels big to me. When I wore them without socks, it felt like my feet had a lot of space to move in. It felt like my feet were bouncing around in the shoe. I guess I needed to strap it on tighter. We shall see.

I am loving that my new pair only has two straps now. This will surely lower my transition time in multisport because they will be faster to put on. The only thing that’s missing now is my yet to be found bike skills.

I installed the cleats myself last night and when I tried them on the bike it felt alright. The bottom part of the cleat should be aligned to the ball of your foot but with the shoes, I couldn’t bring the cleats up more. Had to make do with how they are now. They felt fine but we’ll see as I ride more with them.