Brothers, wanna ask... my SB600 mount a bit loosen when plug on top of my D90... i notice it is due to the steel mount located at the body there slightly wider... maybe i always hold on the flash rather than body when some 1 pass me the camera... Any idea how can i fix this? I am thinking maybe to push or press the top mount steel closer... or maybe hammer it a bit... but scare... any idea how to fix it?

now i get it.... but still funny to thnk of... beli kamera mahal2 pon kne ketok???

If you obsess yourself with taking shots, then sure thing. Things have to be in moderation.

It doesn't mean that bringing a camera along on your trip = looking at everything through a viewfinder.

Who said you have to take a shot of everything?

Owned both.  35mm a bit not here not there. 50mm get my vote. You play mine before. You should know

My vote goes to Sigma!  It's sharper and produces smoother bokeh.

Same price? Are you sure about this?

I saw Sigma being price at 1.8k and Nikkor's less than 1k?

2.2K @ SSK http://shashinki.com/shop/sigma-50mm-auto-...kon-p-2137.html

Woohoo.. bought SB900 and 50mm 1.8 from tarita lowyat.. Total.. RM1980.. Broke..
Hope i utilise the flash well.. So damn freaking huge.. Having second thoughts now of getting the sb600 instead.. 

What type of rechargeable batteries you guys use for you external flash?
These days there are Low Self Discharge type such as Sanyo Eneloop but those batteries typically have a capacity of 2000mah only. Whether i use a 2700mah or 2000mah battery, should not affect flash recharging time right?

Any recommendations? 

So expensive? I can get it around RM 450 to RM 500.

3rd party may be a good replacement too if can't afford.

Along with one battery? 

D3 no need battery grip.. 

oh good then. If you planning to sell ur d90 in the future..then get the original grip. If u know u r going to keep it, just get 3rd party..works as well. Just the AEL button will fade in time only.. i don expect much from a grip since it doesn't affect ur image outcome. Third parties are priced around RM250, 200 bucks cheaper than MB-D80. You could get an original EnEL3 battery with changes back!

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Added on September 15, 2009, 10:04 pm
Yes, D300 to D3x are all 'splash proof'! How nice? Tricky part is, you do not know whether the lens attached is weather proof or not. 

how much you asked?

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