take the same pic at same angle?
with different exposure. how to set the exposure leh?
i mean like this pic - or + hw many

gonna send my camera to sony to clean the sensor dust..lol....can take this chance to check the calibration also......btw.."usually" how long they take to service?and how much if the camera isnt covered by warranty...

eh achew, how long then we need to send our camera to sony to clean sensor dust ah?

in alphanatics it has been discussed

untill u cannot tahan???lol....

usually i don really care..coz i don shoot in high aperture...and i can remove them easily during PP......but i guess recently i change my lens too often...when shooting in F15...i hav to remove more than 40 of the dust from my photos..lol....so had decided to send in for cleaning..and also i brought the camera to korea...found some of the pics werent that sharp..so take that this time to check the condition as well......

its called exposure bracketing (the button next to the ISO)...the option is available there...

price wise?lets say its not covered by warranty

depends how dusty is your sensor
if just a few specks that cannot be clean using conventional methods (blowing), then it is ok - cuz mine has 4-5 specks. Can't see at big aperture... slight visible at F6.3, more clear at F8 above

i'm just gonna wait till it gets more. Of course, during this time, I will still perform conventional cleaning (blowing) to avoid dust sticks to them

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Added on May 3, 2009, 6:12 pmthey say RM100++ only


This post has been edited by chiggy: May 3 2009, 06:12 PM

after selecting that option then do what?

then you shoot by pressing the shutter release button
if not mistaken (i lazy take camera try), you need to hold down to get the 3 shots

best if u had a tripod with u to avoid shaking/shifting...den hold ur shutter and let it shoot 3 times(assume if u set the shooting on continuous mode)

after that we add them all together in photoshop lah?

in penang.. got my tammy 17-50 for that price.. ap set.. ori a lil bit more exp

u can do it in photoshop..it would b harder...but u get better control over everything...
mostly..ppl do it in photomatix...its alot easier..u just adjust the parameters untill u think its fine....

Thanks :DDD

New alpha dslr, don't know if someone posted before?
http://www.dyxum.com/dforum/sony-a330-on-s...5973_page1.html

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Added on May 3, 2009, 6:56 pmHowever, no pics or infos...

This post has been edited by 5564321: May 3 2009, 06:56 PM

someone posted 1-2 days b4...but sadly nobody could confirm its a typo or leak......i was hoping to see a a700 or a900 range of new camera...entry level wise..i think a350/a300 is good enough to compete... =p

SpOOkY, the number of AF points on the D60 (three!) lead to one switching to manual focus more often.

chiggy, errr I didn't say big diffusers were not professional. The toilet bowl is fine just that it's quite big and with a F58 it becomes redundant. I would suggest bigger diffusers for wider-angle shots where the subjects can be within 1-3 meters from you. Runways and long range don't need diffusers as the light is already spread across large distances.

5564321, yes you can send it for warranty. It sounds like gear stripping!

Kul | Mo0, congratulations!

achew, focus calibration and dust cleaning is covered under warranty. However you really should get your own blower.

This is wat I worried, so far, when i turn the focus ring, it will "kick" at both end of rotation...When AF is on, the sounds is very terrible, is like a gear is keep spinning on another non-spinning gear.

Just now hand itchy, go take few shots, ah, now rest in my bag already. Gonna take it to claim warranty on tomorrow. Should I bring both camera and lens to go?

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Added on May 3, 2009, 7:44 pm

I have the same idea as you. Release cameras that replace A700 and many ppl from A200-350 can consider upgrade to it. Ah, I want live view, sometimes not convenient while wearing spectacles.

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Added on May 3, 2009, 7:53 pmWell, last time I also send my a200 to service just because of dusts, I found it rather time consuming and finally bought myself a blower.
For dslr users, we should really consider to get ourself a blower.

If there is some stubborn dust particles, even you bring it to service center, they also can't help you to clean it 100%. I myself sent to service center and the technician said that it is impossible to remove the dust 100%.

My advice, get a good giant blower for RM40-50 and clean it by your own.

This post has been edited by 5564321: May 3 2009, 07:54 PM

congrats !!!!

This post has been edited by hafeez71: May 3 2009, 07:58 PM