Manfaat Myzenza Body Lotion Pemutih Kulit
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Ingin tampil cantik dengan modal kulit yang putih dan bersih memang bukan suatu hal yang salah, tetapi jangan sampai mengesampingkan kesehatan kulit itu sendiri. Kini jaman sudah maju, segala sesuatu bisa dicari alternatif yang paling sesuai. Untuk memutihkan kulit tidak harus membuat anda merasakan perih atau panas karena tersengat matahari akibat kulit yang sudah mulai menunjukkan aksi protesnya. Myzenza handbody pemutih adalah salah satu produk pemutih kulit yang sangat berkualitas, dalam hal ini tentu saja tak lepas dari keampuhannya dalam mencerahkan kulit, dan yang tak kalah penting adalah efek positif yang ditampilkan sama sekali tidak membahayakan kulit.
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Salah satu komposisi dari Myzenza pemutih wajah adalah “Niacinamide” zat ini rupanya sangat efektif untuk membuat kulit tampak lebih cerah dari sebelumnya, apalagi jika anda adalah seorang pekerja lapangan yang senantiasa bergelut dengan debu dan panas matahari. Produk body lotion Myzenza sangat efektif untuk membuat kulit terasa lebih lembut, tidak kering namun juga tidak membuat kulit terasa berminyak. Penggunaannya juga tidak akan membuat anda merasa boros, karena hand body dari Myzenza ini tetap terasa manfaatnya meskipun anda terkena air sekalipun, sehingga anda tidak perlu menambahkan penggunaan hand body ini lagi meskipun selepas bersentuhan dengan air.
Keampuhan dari Handbody Myzenza juga didukung dengan aromanya yang kalem dan memberikan wangi yang khas, tidak seperti aroma hand body yang selama ini beredar di pasaran. Karena memang produk ini dirancang khusus bagi anda yang tidak hanya sekedar ingin menggunakan hand body saja, namun juga turut serta untuk mengupayakan kecantikan dan juga kesehatan kulit.
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Jenny,
2014-04-18 10:41:50
OH GRRRR.... I just lost my entire, lengthy comment!!!
That is SO frustrating. Ok... very quick recap:
1. WOW, Nancy!! Love the website- super impressed with all the thought, focus, and hard work you're putting into the hobby business idea.
2. Have toyed with the hobby business idea as well (but not seriously) and it frightens the pants off me. Especially when I compare my pictures to anyone else's.
3. Kimber, I love Wordpress too! SO easy to use, isn't it?
4. Viv- I was so sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. I hope everyone got through the funeral ok. And I hope you enjoy your break now and get to play with your new camera!
5. Sheralee- EOE- Congratulations to Chelsea!!! What wonderful news!
That is SO frustrating. Ok... very quick recap:
1. WOW, Nancy!! Love the website- super impressed with all the thought, focus, and hard work you're putting into the hobby business idea.
2. Have toyed with the hobby business idea as well (but not seriously) and it frightens the pants off me. Especially when I compare my pictures to anyone else's.
3. Kimber, I love Wordpress too! SO easy to use, isn't it?
4. Viv- I was so sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. I hope everyone got through the funeral ok. And I hope you enjoy your break now and get to play with your new camera!
5. Sheralee- EOE- Congratulations to Chelsea!!! What wonderful news!
Jenny,
2014-04-18 10:38:42
Well, Nancy, how exciting to see you making leaps and bounds on your photography hobby business idea!! Your website turned out really lovely- very clear and easy to navigate.
I love the idea of the hobby business. This is also something I keep toying with (but not very seriously)- well, I did until I just stopped taking pictures for like a year! yikes. You're so organized with your portfolio and your approach, Nancy! I just mess around with it on the odd occasion and then leave the whole thing lay around. :-( Plus, I have this awful habit of comparing myself to every single person who posts a picture on Flickr of 500px or anywhere else on the internet. :-) Some days, I'm all, "Pfft. I could easily take a picture that good." and then other days I'm all, "I could NEVER take a picture anywhere near that beautiful." :-/
Kimber, I also love Wordpress. It's SO easy to use, isn't it?
Viv, I was so sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. I hope everyone got through the funeral ok. Glad you get a nice break now though! (And I hope you get to play with the new camera!!)
Sheralee- congratulations to Chelsea!! Wow, even though it wasn't a planned pregnancy, it's still so exciting! eek!
I love the idea of the hobby business. This is also something I keep toying with (but not very seriously)- well, I did until I just stopped taking pictures for like a year! yikes. You're so organized with your portfolio and your approach, Nancy! I just mess around with it on the odd occasion and then leave the whole thing lay around. :-( Plus, I have this awful habit of comparing myself to every single person who posts a picture on Flickr of 500px or anywhere else on the internet. :-) Some days, I'm all, "Pfft. I could easily take a picture that good." and then other days I'm all, "I could NEVER take a picture anywhere near that beautiful." :-/
Kimber, I also love Wordpress. It's SO easy to use, isn't it?
Viv, I was so sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. I hope everyone got through the funeral ok. Glad you get a nice break now though! (And I hope you get to play with the new camera!!)
Sheralee- congratulations to Chelsea!! Wow, even though it wasn't a planned pregnancy, it's still so exciting! eek!
Kimber Hodson,
2014-04-15 11:46:38
I'd love to go on a Safari, but of course it will be a long time before I'm kid-free enough to do so. My mom and dad are thinking of doing a trans-Atlantic cruise to Europe next year; we'll see how they feel after they spend the summer driving all over the United States (they're on their way out of Arizona right now). :)
Jenny,
2012-12-02 02:19:32
Oh my gosh- I hope Sheralee survived- she sounded nervous about it (although I'm sure she did a fantastic job!!). I meant to get on here earlier and get her some words of encouragement. :-(
It really is reassuring to hear that even Kimber and Nancy make those silly mistakes sometimes. There's nothing more irritating that taking a fabulous shot and then realizing you had your camera on some weird setting. :-(
I tried to get some pictures of Olivia putting up Christmas lights yesterday. But my heart wasn't really in it. I didn't think it through, it was just random bounced flash, hoping for the best. Hmm. I have started re-visiting the flash class lessons though because I REALLY want to get some nice shots at Christmas.
Although I did manage to get a shot of my dog which I think got nice light on it. I had to change my blog header for December so I used the picture of him. :-) He's always a challange with his black fur. Not as challenging as shooting a family with little kids, mind you. :-D
I'm just so proud and impressed with you guys and your real-life photo shoots. Just the idea of it makes me feel sick.
It really is reassuring to hear that even Kimber and Nancy make those silly mistakes sometimes. There's nothing more irritating that taking a fabulous shot and then realizing you had your camera on some weird setting. :-(
I tried to get some pictures of Olivia putting up Christmas lights yesterday. But my heart wasn't really in it. I didn't think it through, it was just random bounced flash, hoping for the best. Hmm. I have started re-visiting the flash class lessons though because I REALLY want to get some nice shots at Christmas.
Although I did manage to get a shot of my dog which I think got nice light on it. I had to change my blog header for December so I used the picture of him. :-) He's always a challange with his black fur. Not as challenging as shooting a family with little kids, mind you. :-D
I'm just so proud and impressed with you guys and your real-life photo shoots. Just the idea of it makes me feel sick.
Vivian Teague,
2010-12-26 07:24:18
My daughter took a few pics and was frustrated with the 50mm because it doesn't zoom. I have the same feeling sometimes especially in my small rooms. I really love my 16-85mm!
I think you'd be happier with a lens with at least an aperature of 2.8. Just remember that 70-200 zoom is pretty heavy. I really don't use mine that much. Maybe I will on my train trip though. I'll be with my cousin and she also has one (Sigma) so we'll have some fun. I don't think she uses a tripod but I'm learning to enjoy mine. Just so cumbersome to move about.
I think you'd be happier with a lens with at least an aperature of 2.8. Just remember that 70-200 zoom is pretty heavy. I really don't use mine that much. Maybe I will on my train trip though. I'll be with my cousin and she also has one (Sigma) so we'll have some fun. I don't think she uses a tripod but I'm learning to enjoy mine. Just so cumbersome to move about.
Nancy Riley,
2010-12-18 22:14:08
Kimber, you are busy!
On manual mode, I don't use the flash metering at all. So it doesn't matter what the flash metering mode is set to. On manual mode, I'm going to be setting the power output of the flash myself (like 1/4 power, 1/8 power, etc.)
Okay, when I do indoor shots, I am setting my camera settings for the ambient light. Generally in my house, that means ISO 400 during the daytime, ISO 800 if it's starting to get dark.
Ambient light is your background. It is also your shadows. If that didn't make you go, "Aha!" read it again, because it's important. Ambient light gives you your background light and your shadows.
So unless you're controlling your shadows separately by introducing another light source (like a second light or a reflector for fill), your ambient light and shadows are BOTH controlled by shutter speed.
If you find your shadows are too dark, raising flash power will actually leave your shadows dark, but increase the highlights. They are shadows because your flash isn't hitting there. So decrease shutter speed, leave flash where it is. And when your highlight/shadow ratio is good but your exposure is off, you can change your aperture, but of course, you'll change your depth of field.
This is my unscientific approach for my indoor daylight shots. My starting points ISO 400, 1/40 seconds, f/4.0, my 580EXII at 1/4 power and pointed at a cathedral ceiling and on top of the china cabinet or something like that. The reason my aperture is not wide open even though I could use the light is because this is usually going to be a shot with more than one person not in the same plane, like people around the dining room table to watch birthday candles be blown out or opening presents.
If overexposed ambient, yay! I can increase my shutter speed or drop my ISO. If underexposed ambient, I will typically increase ISO, because 1/40 sec is already going to show some motion blur.
If ambient fine, but flashed part is too bright, then I'll bring down my flash power to 1/8 power or something like that. Typically, though, this isn't as much of an issue, because my ceilings are really high and 1/4 power isn't much against all that distance. (If I'm using direct off camera flash, I'll typically start at 1/16 power, or use a diffuser with 1/8 power.)
So basically, I try to expose the ambient as well as I can with my camera settings and just give a little extra pop with off camera flash to bring up the highlights and help it look crisp.
But that's just my approach to natural looking off camera flash. If I want dramatic looking lighting, I would underexpose the ambient and increase flash power.
On manual mode, I don't use the flash metering at all. So it doesn't matter what the flash metering mode is set to. On manual mode, I'm going to be setting the power output of the flash myself (like 1/4 power, 1/8 power, etc.)
Okay, when I do indoor shots, I am setting my camera settings for the ambient light. Generally in my house, that means ISO 400 during the daytime, ISO 800 if it's starting to get dark.
Ambient light is your background. It is also your shadows. If that didn't make you go, "Aha!" read it again, because it's important. Ambient light gives you your background light and your shadows.
So unless you're controlling your shadows separately by introducing another light source (like a second light or a reflector for fill), your ambient light and shadows are BOTH controlled by shutter speed.
If you find your shadows are too dark, raising flash power will actually leave your shadows dark, but increase the highlights. They are shadows because your flash isn't hitting there. So decrease shutter speed, leave flash where it is. And when your highlight/shadow ratio is good but your exposure is off, you can change your aperture, but of course, you'll change your depth of field.
This is my unscientific approach for my indoor daylight shots. My starting points ISO 400, 1/40 seconds, f/4.0, my 580EXII at 1/4 power and pointed at a cathedral ceiling and on top of the china cabinet or something like that. The reason my aperture is not wide open even though I could use the light is because this is usually going to be a shot with more than one person not in the same plane, like people around the dining room table to watch birthday candles be blown out or opening presents.
If overexposed ambient, yay! I can increase my shutter speed or drop my ISO. If underexposed ambient, I will typically increase ISO, because 1/40 sec is already going to show some motion blur.
If ambient fine, but flashed part is too bright, then I'll bring down my flash power to 1/8 power or something like that. Typically, though, this isn't as much of an issue, because my ceilings are really high and 1/4 power isn't much against all that distance. (If I'm using direct off camera flash, I'll typically start at 1/16 power, or use a diffuser with 1/8 power.)
So basically, I try to expose the ambient as well as I can with my camera settings and just give a little extra pop with off camera flash to bring up the highlights and help it look crisp.
But that's just my approach to natural looking off camera flash. If I want dramatic looking lighting, I would underexpose the ambient and increase flash power.
Nancy Riley,
2010-12-04 23:00:43
I use Gary Fong knockoffs for my 580EXII and 430EXII. Pretty much the same principle as the OmniBounce, only much larger and much more obnoxious looking. Great for making my camera look huge and intimidating, and gets me elbow space at wedding receptions.
A small advantage I see with it is that when you bounce flash, you can leave the lid open so you don't waste as much flash power.
Fong made a new diffuser which he called improved, but it looked a lot like a toilet. I don't think it was very popular.
I do bounce the flash a lot. I prefer it to direct diffused flash most of the time, but sometimes there's nothing suitable to bounce from.
By the way, I was impressed that you remembered that Candice said you could control how much light your flash contributed to your image with your aperture and used the info appropriately.
You probably remember she told you that you control the ambient light with your shutter speed and the flash with the aperture.
Just a little tidbit on application: if you want to raise your ambient light (the shadows are too deep), drop your shutter speed.
If you want to change your ambient light AND your flash light (the main, or key, light), change your aperture. This is if you like the ratio of highlight to shadow, but the overall exposure is too high or low.
If you like the shadow (from the ambient light), but want your key light to be higher or lower in relationship to your shadow, change the power output on your flash. (or you can bring your light in closer or farther, although that will also affect how hard or soft your light is. The farther your flash is, the harder the shadows will be.)
A small advantage I see with it is that when you bounce flash, you can leave the lid open so you don't waste as much flash power.
Fong made a new diffuser which he called improved, but it looked a lot like a toilet. I don't think it was very popular.
I do bounce the flash a lot. I prefer it to direct diffused flash most of the time, but sometimes there's nothing suitable to bounce from.
By the way, I was impressed that you remembered that Candice said you could control how much light your flash contributed to your image with your aperture and used the info appropriately.
You probably remember she told you that you control the ambient light with your shutter speed and the flash with the aperture.
Just a little tidbit on application: if you want to raise your ambient light (the shadows are too deep), drop your shutter speed.
If you want to change your ambient light AND your flash light (the main, or key, light), change your aperture. This is if you like the ratio of highlight to shadow, but the overall exposure is too high or low.
If you like the shadow (from the ambient light), but want your key light to be higher or lower in relationship to your shadow, change the power output on your flash. (or you can bring your light in closer or farther, although that will also affect how hard or soft your light is. The farther your flash is, the harder the shadows will be.)
Lesley Collins,
2010-12-03 20:59:23
I think I'm too tired from cleaning to take this in at the moment or maybe ever.
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