Try here. http://shashinki.com/shop/nikon-55200mm-f4...lens-p-642.html

He is trying to look for a UWA lens.

Mine got that sound as well, it's actually cool and it indicate that the battery level to me.

When the battery is weak, the sound is longer than normal, and when it die, it kinda like robot dying, very funny sound..hehe

Btw, I'm using sony rechargable ni-mh battery

Hey bro, are u Benson? hehe I know ur cousin Alex. Glad on ur purchase of D5000.

Last time I do sit on ur ride before when we nid to go home..keke

and Alex did tell us his cousin's name which is ur name.

anyway, how much u get ur d5000?

y the lens cover looks old har..coz the word start to peel off.

Hmm, the shutter count shows u the figure, but the life of the shutter plane is unforecastable, but it's stated a rough life line in the web if not wrong.

And if the shutter fail on u, then ready to fork out few hundred and that vary on different model of camera.

Each model have different lifespan of the shutter, so you have to check out that the estimated lifespan of ur camera on ur own. =)

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Added on August 4, 2009, 11:48 pmIt has a 52mm for the front.

This post has been edited by shinjun: Aug 4 2009, 11:48 PM

It look so huge, like imbalance...guess I'm still not ready to welcome a battery grip

Get a speedlight 1st bro, u will be more happy with the result of ur photo.

For me, SB-600 is good enough for everyday use considering about it's weight, size, performance, and price.

I duno...juz slam in 1.

The bounce flash is so useful when u are taking indoor shot.

Up coming 15 & 16 got KL Photography Festival at MV exhibition center.

Here you go.

Shutter speed, aperture, or anything you can name it is just the element or setting to make the photo that you want.

Like example, for an event like sports, you may want to crank up the shutter speed say..like 1/1000, and hence the shutter is too fast, then you have to open the aperture wide open to allow more light, if it's still lack of lighting then you may also need to consider about bumping higher ISO.

Wider aperture allow more light go in to the sensor, hence allow you to set faster shutter, lower ISO, better "bokeh" but you have to be aware of the focus area as the depth of field issue is here.

It's call vignetting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vignetting take a look here.

Ur wallet is the 1 who judge whether it's over for a newbie wif provided gear.

I shot 200+ photo straight and every pic rely on the sb-600's flash power. What do ya think?

I think I will go on saturday as well, around 4 after my work.