..80% decided mean that i nearly want  to buy the a230..the prob is i cant find a200 anymore....coz im using citibank installment scheme..how r?need help guys...i dont have cash...just citibank card...

hopefully...
6000/2.45 = 2450SGD..i would buy it without an extra thought~ + 70200G its stil lesser than 5k sgd..hehehe..just nice fit in my budget =o

tanjq87: Yes, I find the slightly slanted angle shows exposure correctly.

By that you must bear in mind that most LCDs tend to blow out the gamma and make shadows a lot brighter than they should be. That's why, when you print it out, it becomes a lot darker (it's your LCD that's wrong.)

achew: There are a few ways;

The F20 can be used in bounce mode to trigger the F58 (should be enough, depending on your setup.)

The F20 and F58 in wireless commander mode, contribute a lot less light than the pop-up flash (tested at a recent TT). Previously, you'd have to use HSS to hide the effect of the pop-up flash.

SpOOkY: Depends if Nikon and Canon want to, but I doubt that they would. Unless Canon resurrects their 5D MkI for that price LOL. I'm guessing that Sony just got a massive order from Nikon for 24 megapixel sensors for their D700x... if the D700x is much cheaper than the D3x (and there's lots of room for any price) then the A900 might seem rather expensive. Instead of dropping price on the A900, why not a genuinely cheaper-to-make A850, while keeping the price of the A900?

ahh.... i want to go TT oso ... wan learn from all the sifus but ... setapak jaya go damansara with public transports is so hard... anyone can let me tumpang? 

meaning? hehehe...

is 70200G around the same size as canon 70200???went pass a shop n saw the canon one on the window...god..its huge~~

probably....

object too close...

or

focus point at the wrong place (like if focusing on a blank white paper or something that dont have much surface)
the tend to focus hunting are quite high...

use the middle focus point since its the most sensitive one

fuaa... like that the camera sure got laser pointer eh? haha ... (but  what if you focus to the moon) 
but I really don't know whats the significant of its though  

maybe people just make assumption through the focal length indicated 

Interesting rant about bright LCD screens:

http://blog.shutterbug.com/davidbrooks/a_bridge_too_far/

SpOOkY: The Minolta Dynax 7 kinda has a distance meter when you press the DOF preview button, and tells you how much is in focus for your selected aperture.



Yes, this is the first FILM SLR I know with the LCD on the back instead of the top.

My Dynax 7's ADI pins melted already (due to a bad custom lens) so I can't show this anymore.

MechaHerc:

There was the Minolta Dynax 7 film SLR, followed by the Konica Minolta Dynax 7 Digital 6 megapixel digital SLR.

SpOOkY: It's the LCDs that are too bright and can't be tuned down due to the strong backlight. The CRTs are easier to correct.

I just realized that the reading doesn't say what the actual focus distance is; however it does say that there is 0.13m in front and 0.15m behind the focus point.

The screen on the right is the screen you see when you look at the back of the Dynax 7.

i bought my a200 from sony centre sunway carnival mall penang...for 2.2k++...kitlen..4gb sony cf card..bag(worth 3++)..got free alpha tee,diary..wristband..alpha cap..is it worth it r? but i bought it thru 0% installment scheme with credit card...they also said i will get free workshop fro aony alpha...