Becuase of high demand, I had to put another flavor of this item on sale, check it out in my store.

Happy Halloween to you all BTW

I just added another flavor, its a pretty good product if you are having trouble gaining weight.

Dymatize's exclusive formula provides the perfect ratio of Essential and Non-Essential Amino Acids with Complex and Simple Carbohydrates. Each serving is enzymatically predigested in the lab for improved absorption and bioavailability. Dymatize Mega Gainer will help provide Maximum Nitrogen Retention, Cell Repair and Protein Synthesis.

Dymatize Mega Gainer contains very high levels of Anti-Catabolic Branched Chain Amino Acids. These Branched Chain Amino Acids are an excellent source of Extra Muscle Fuel which may be depleted during intense training. These same Branch Chain Amino Acids are used to repair and help with the growth of cells. Branch Chain Amino Acids are utilized by muscle cells quickly after an intense work out and are an important part of an effective diet. Branch Chain Amino Acids are a vital part of a well balanced nutritional plan and are especially important during times of Stress, Dieting, and Intense Exercise.

Dymatize Mega Gainer is the perfect source of extra quality calories and is designed with the serious trainer in mind. Dymatize Mega Gainer is great for Strength Athletes, Body Builders and Football Players as well as any one who wants to add extra protein and calories to their diet.

Directions: Add three level scoops to 16 oz. of water or 3 heaping scoops to 24 oz. of milk. Blend for 20 seconds or until evenly dispersed.

For the Ultimate Mega Gainer Shake: Add 4 heaping scoops to 20 oz. non-fat milk, 2 cups low fat ice cream, 2 bananas, 2 tablespoons unsalted peanut butter, 5 tablespoons honey and 3 tablespoons brewers yeast. Mix in blender until you have desired consistency. Now you have 3,000 calories, 507 grams carbs and 126 grams of protein!

 

Lowest price, only 12 left at that price. For people who are having a hard time gaining muscles, this product will really help (Personal Experience).

Stevo and Twit, Sorry I couldnt say Hi to both of you in the last post :D. Hope you are not mad at me :D

L-Glutamine, the free amino acid, is the single most abundant amino acid present in skeletal muscle. L-Glutamine may support muscle tissue by limiting the degradation of protein through nitrogen retention, glycogen synthesis, and protein synthesis. L-Glutamine may also assist in the fueling and detoxifying of the brain. Thus, L-Glutamine has been dubbed "the thinker's amino". L-Glutamine's muscle and brain tissue supporting qualities have made L-Glutamine an invaluable addition to an athlete?s regimen.

BUY IT CHEAP AT MY EBAY STORE

Thats all I wanted to say

Very low price and high quality Muscles, like me :D

Enjoy,

Here are some BW pictures I took, thought I share with everyone. All comments are appreciated.


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May you all have a wonderful Eid and a whole year of good sales(to all)



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This small article I wrote will help you take better pictures with a small adjustment in your digital camera. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Understanding White Balance By Shon.

A human eye has an amazing ability to see the light in various colors and while our brain automaticaly adjusts the colors for us, the camera unfortuntely cannot do the same. Every type of light in our surroundings, produces different colors in photography. While sometimes, colors can be used to create a mood within the photograph, often they produce undesired and unpleasent effects. Have you ever noticed the office windows look green in a photograph of a building taken at night or why pictures taken under a regular light bulb looks orange, if not then start noticing :D.
All medium to high end cameras have different settings to correct the white balance. It is important to remember that the picture should look WHITE not BLUE, GREEN or ORANGE in order to look neutrul. The settings to correct the white balance are Auto, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Sunlight, Cloudy, flash and Shade. Alot of people use Auto which works fine most of the time but the use of correct setting can dramaticaly improve the look of your photograph. Filters are also used sometimes on SLR or similar cameras.


Kevlin Scale:
In order to learn white balance, it is important to know the Kelvin scale. Kelvin is a unit of measurement usualy in degrees for the color of light. The standard was created by heating a certain metal rod on different tempratures. Intialy when you heat the metal, it turns RED, by further heating it turn yellow and so on until it turns Purple. Normaly Red color gives a warm feeling while Blue gives a calm and cool feeling but according to the Kelvin scale, Red is more cooler than Blue. The temprature for White light is 5500o Kelvin which is also the color of direct sunlight.



Types of light sources and thier effect on photography:

Each light source has its own unique effect on photography and while some can compliment a particular picture, others can totaly ruin it. Here are the different sources of light and thier effects.

1> Sunlight: Many photographers avoid shooting in direct sun because the light is very sharp and produces strong shadows. On a sunny afternoon, the color of the sunlight is 5500oK but it changes throughout the day depending the sun's position and atmospheric conditions. Clouds filter Red so the pictures have more Blueish tones but at sunset/sunrise, the shorter wavelengths(blue) are diminished so sunset/sunrise pictures have more redish tones. Direct sunlight may appear yellow to our eye, it is nearly the best light source because it has a balance of wavelengths and produces white light.


2> Fluorescent light(Tubelight) and street lamps: Fluorescent lights look amazingly white to us but because of the Mercury vapours, it gives a greenish tint on phorographs. Same problem is with street lamps but thier color is different depending on the region of the world you live. To correct it, simply change the white balance setting to Fluorescent to eliminate the green.

3> Household filament/tungsten bulbs: Since the filament of an ordinary bulb is heated on low temprature, it produces Red or Orange effect on pictures. Sometimes the Red can be used to produce a warm/sad emotion like in a wedding or a funeral but often the tint is too strong. To correct it, change the white balance to Incandescent on your camera.

4> Candle or oil-lamp light: Both the candle and lamp light have an orange tint because of slightly higher burning temprature. Photographs taken in either one of the light have thier own effects and it is usualy left oncorrected but can be corrected by the Incandescent setting on the camera. DSLR/SLR users can also add a blue filter to correct it.

5> Camera Flash: Built in camera flash is useful in many occations but it has a few cons. First, because the flash is closer to the lense, it produces Red Eye. Second, the light is very sharp and produces strong shadows making it obvious that the flash was used. Red Eye can be eliminated in most of the camera but the strong light problem remains. The color of the light is well balanced but other light sources can effect the picture so use the WB setting according to conditions.

These are the major light sources that I remember at the moment but feel free to ask or remind me of any other type.

Take a guess, I think it will in the near future



It will lead to this.....

Practicing the light box, here are the results. I will be shooting more objects soon.

Have fun everyone

  

Just wanted to say Hi, hope you all have a good day with lots of sale.