Legendary Cowan Street Beansprout Chicken | 高温街芽菜鸡 @ Ipoh [Non-Halal]

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Ever since the attack by keyboard warriors on the “ Hishiko Woo Summoned Deity Issue ”, my will to blog has been rekindled and thanks to the virality of the post, it reached around 800 views in 4 days. It might not be a huge deal for you, because 800 views are like peanuts on social media like Facebook, Instagram and especially TikTok. But for a dying blogging culture, it is considered another humble milestone for my underrated small bloggie. ( Verdict/ Rating at the end of the post) #Foodporn #Foodreview #Foodphotography #Ipoh #Perak #IpohFood #Memory #Nonhalalfood #Family #Chicken Full Facebook Album Link: [HERE]
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Tiny Planets Made From Your Phone (^^)

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Oh crap, I missed my own blog anniversary on the 1st of Jan 2019, bad owner I am! I can't believe I abandon my bloggie like that again. Nowadays, blogs are basically a dying trend........

Anyhow, I first discovered how to take a TINY PLANET photosphere using my Google Nexus 4 phone. Using phones to do this can be quite troublesome and result in inaccurate 360° photosphere stitch. Therefore, nowadays, there comes a 360° camera which saves a lot effort and time in processing the image. But still, as I am a frugal guy and I do enjoy spending my time taking 360° using my handphone, I still stick to my now-Samsung Note 5 to do this.

My latest work on Ipoh Railway Station: 







The steps are pretty much very simple:

  1. If you use your handphone camera, you can download apps or use the phone built-in system (so far, I have no problem using Note 5). But the issue with handphone, unlike 360 ° (Ricoh), is that the tiles might be missing from your image stitching which cause distortion in the image. 
  2. For me, my second step is to fix the problem by post-processing to remove my own shadow, abnormal stitch, incomplete structure, etc in photoshop
  3. Thirdly, you can either use photoshop to create the tiny planets, by following the steps (here) or upload the fixed image to an apps. 
  4. There are currently two apps, I am using, one is Small Planet and another one is Tiny Planet Maker. Personally, I really love Small Planet app as it allows 360° rotation as well as distortion of image, but beware of its low resolution. 
  5. After completing all steps, you can upload to instagram, facebook, etc. 

Below are some of my lovely tiny planets taken in various countries, do enjoy (^^)






Location: Malaysia

Comments

  1. Twilight ManApril 22, 2019 at 12:18 AM

    OMG!!!! You gave me a fright to see your updates. So bad blog owner is the precise description. I am in Seoul right now and still leaves a faithful comment.

    I really love your planet designs and patterns. I definitely want to experiment.

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  2. IpohBoyJourneyApril 23, 2019 at 10:11 AM

    [Twilight]
    No need to fright la! I wish all bloggers will be like you, that consistent! Hahahaah, have fun in Seoul.

    Yeah yeah, try this in Korea!

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