ISO 280 1/60 F/2.8 EV:+0.7
Very often, when I went to Ming Cafe, I will drop by Burger Sam to buy their Roti John! It is delicious and nice to eat! So, tonight, I decided to drop by and asked their permission to take a series of pictures showing the preparation process. So here it goes...
ISO 640 EV+0.7
This is Burger Sam towkay... aiya, forgot to ask his name. Perhaps I should call him uncle Sam.
ISO 5000
Premix was poured onto a hot plate...
ISO 2200
... evenly spread out...
ISO 1400
Spread out the halved "roti" onto the premix.
ISO 1600
... nicely arrange them...
ISO 1100
... press them ....
ISO 1400
... separate them...
ISO 1100
... press again...
ISO 2800
... done ... with the cooked egg, meat, etc nicely "stuck" to the roti.
ISO 1600
A closeup view...
ISO 1800
... sauce is then applied...
ISO 200
... must be chili or tomatoes and cream ...
ISO 1250
... close up the halved roti and 'chop" it up...
ISO 2000
Wrap in plastic and is ready to be sold.
Cost: RM3.50 a piece. Where: Next to Ming Cafe along North Yu Seng Road.
Camera: Nikon D3 taken with the available light at the store.
ISO varies between 280 to 5000. Constant 1/60 sec F2.8
1 comment:
wow, never try that before.. next time must ask Gabriel to take me there..IF i go miri..haha...
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