see if i can help

bracketing: takes a few picture at one go with different setting.the setting can be different exposure, white balance or ADL.

long exp. NR: Noise tends to built up when u expose the sensor for a long time. (if not mistaken is due to heat or something). Just like high iso noise NR, u can set the long exposure NR to your desired setting. However, i dont remember when does long exp NR kicks in. my guess: 1 sec?

Multiple exposure: frankly, i dont really know. My guess its like HDR gua...I tried this and it takes a few shots in burst...

focus point wrap around: try choosing the left most AF point and click left on ur D-pad again. If this feature is off, ur focus point remains at the most left AF point. If this feature is on, ur AF focus point will now move to the right most AF point.

AE-L/AF-L: u can change what the button does. I choose AEL (HOLD). When i press the button, the exposure wil be locked.

test and test then u will understand

@rleng: I like #2, why did u chopped off the ground for #1? not widddddddde enuf?

thanks!

morning all!

no la...found some old coins and i have nothing to do, so i just snap

noted sir....wanted to give it an antique feel ...dark and mysterious ..

xcrue: 50mm 1.4? Congrats...I love playing with my cheapo 50mm too

SD = Secure digital
SDHC = SD High Capacity, if not mistaken above 2/4gb is considered as SDHC....

So don't have to worry about SDHC/SD, u can get a SDHC for 1gb...no worries.

as for, extreme II is just a name used by Sandisk. SD card read/write speed is determine by the class.
Class 1 to 6.
In order to be in class 6, the read/write speed has to be higher than 6mb/s.

I don't know about extreme II but extreme III is class 6 and the speed is ~20mb/s(if not mistaken).
however, not all class 6 is 20mb/s...just remember that class 6 is higher than 6mb/s
some class 6 speed is 10mb/s......sandisk has 30mb/s too....

this is what i understand about SD cards.....so when u buy sdcards, and if u want high speed, go get a class 6 but check the minimum guaranteed speed. i am using class 6 too, the speed is 20mb/s.

correct me if im wrong

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Added on November 9, 2009, 8:55 pm18-105mm is a very sharp lens ok!
I realized that 50mm 1.8 is a bit soft at 1.8. Acceptable at 2~2.2 but i prefer the perf at 2.5. Now I mostly shoot at 2 or 2.5 if I can .
f/4 is pretty decent! ...go get it, cheap, good built, fast focus and decent IQ

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Added on November 9, 2009, 8:56 pmabove shot at f/2.8, sharpness acceptable for me

This post has been edited by Sp00kY: Nov 9 2009, 08:56 PM

shootx2: nice!

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Added on November 10, 2009, 9:00 pmd60 = d3000 la. i dont see a point

This post has been edited by Sp00kY: Nov 10 2009, 09:00 PM

it shud be flare, try removing ur filter

lunch time peeps:

woohoo welcome....

can get 2 sb600 for that price oh if u need the extra power and feature then go for it

my new wallpaper:

i dun think my pc can run W7 LOL.....

when I feel like using it ...
1) when I want BOKEH
2) when I cant use my flash and the lights are insufficient

you will only need a higher speed memory card if you are planning to burst ...
else, a normal SD should be ok

honestly, i wouldn't recommend a D80.
the main reason is because it is running on CCD whilst D90 is on CMOS.

toshiba should be fine, coz im using one 16gb one...no problem so far

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Added on November 12, 2009, 12:06 pmspam for the day:



This post has been edited by Sp00kY: Nov 12 2009, 12:14 PM

shadow111: lol, yeah I realized that too that is why I have another one like that: Thanks ya~

i am very tempted to get a FX too because of the larger sensor = better bokeh (DOF) and noise control.
the cons is perhaps the choices of lens, to be more accurate is the $$$ for the lenses....
DX cams are pretty good (apart from noise and DOF la)..esp the D300 series....but i prefer the 7D la haha

i realized nikon apa pun expensive!

shadow111: thanks for the tip

What lens?..