http://yamiya.com.my/store/
http://shashinki.com/shop/

both are fast and provide excellent services.

save it for DSLR. use LX3 as a P&S as it was designed for. Adding a filter will need an adapter that makes it no less bulky as a DSLR (and $$$ too). If u really care about quality, get an entry level DSLR (RM2000+ 0nly). If u like it for fun, get all the accessories and don't worry too much about the $$$. - any extra glass put in front will affect the quality, but then any photo will be limited by the worst piece of parts used. So don't be too calculative, but dun spend too much on LX-3 too. For me, i'll get the multicoated one. but i will not spend more than RM200 on a piece of filter for LX-3.

help me, help me. Pls dun keep sucking money out from my pocket... i'm deeply poisoned by all the new toys that u guys keep introducing now i need to quit this forum, but... it's too addictive!

Nonono.. I have a D80 with a few lens and filters for years but not as poison as this!! It might be old but still LX3 cannot beat the picture quality. BUT!!! It is sleeping sweetly since i bought my LX3. I seldom have the urge to buy a flash for my old Nikon, but my LX3 has lots of toys to play with. -- OK, I admit. They sleep with the Nikon most of the time I'm just too lazy to drag the bulk out with me.

is that mine??

Too bad, can see cannot touch

ya.. maybe a good idea for u to open and test it 4 me b4 u send out. After all u r a trustable seller. I dun need a virgin flash lah - it should meant to be "abused", and not to leave in the box one. Test test test!! (but no charge for testing oh!)

This post has been edited by reader: Dec 10 2009, 11:54 PM

i think both r in focus. Just that the contrast of the color makes "pm" jump out.

http://lbguides.com/cameras/panasonic/DMC-LX3/functions.html

for all the lazzzzzy user that hate to read the manual. Nice guide

A good starting point for this flash:

http://www.planetneil.com/tangents/flash-p...-looking-flash/

I usually use a carabiner to clip the Original hard "shell" onto my belt loop. Not bad if u change the shoulder strap to a small handphone loop. Until I can find a replacement bag to fit in my LX3 with the adapter & filters.. (I'm getting a Crumpler 2 or 3 million dollar soon)

Can't find this nick in LYN leh..

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Added on December 15, 2009, 12:56 amcheap one in Yamiya.com only RM8.00 (cannot fully fit, but ok lah)
http://yamiya.com.my/store/product.php?pro...24&cat=0&page=4

More exotic one from here: but "a BIT" costly, ya, a big BIT
http://kleptography.com/rf/#camera_lx3

Anyone wanna start a bulk?

This post has been edited by reader: Dec 15 2009, 12:56 AM

Me too, never actually use the tele and wide lens ssince i bought them.. But I didn't regret.. It is nice to have them. I'm sure one day when I have the luxury of time, I will start to explore them

Yeh! LX3 is a good companion to DSLR. At least it is a very good investment for quick Macro shots. When u go out to buy the $$$ Macro lens (and find out how difficult to perfect the shoots) u will miss your LX3.

5D MKII.. WOW Thanksfor the info uncle!! I learn another valuable lesson! and have another reason to love my LX3.

Like I said b4, not oly the technical advantage, but it is this forum with uncle(s) that makes our LX3 special!!

New products will keep coming, LX2, LX3, LX4??.... Who knows when? LX3 is already 1 years+ old. Sure it will stop production soon. Good things will become legend even long after it is phased out.

If you worried too much, then keep waiting.. LX5 will come soon after LX4. and who knows LX series will stop at LX3?? Then taken over by GF???

Sometime.. dun think too much with your brain, follow where ur feeling is, that's photography.. After all, photography is all about "the split moment": like owning a LX3 -now

This post has been edited by reader: Dec 24 2009, 12:51 AM

A picture tells a thousand words. Go here to justify it yourself.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/869571

U might want to consider to make use of ND filter to slow down the shuttle speed.

I support that LX-3 is not like Nikon and Canon DSLR that have many 3rd party flash with reasonable price . FalconEye is "just nice" to match with LX3: Not a top class flash, not very accurate, but match with LX3's "standard", and not too $$$. The only thing to consider - the size of it!

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Added on December 30, 2009, 11:44 pmIf i'm not mistaken FL-36 is obsolete, replaced by FL-36R (R= wireless remote with Olympus DSLR). That price is about 2 times of FalconEye's. FL-360 is 3 times of FlaconEye's ??

Laichong shows the face because he is doing bulk for FalconEye mah I bought one from him and is a happy user now

This post has been edited by reader: Dec 30 2009, 11:44 PM

I use Sanyo Eneloop. very good to retain battery power for occasional user like me. (Some battery has high power but discharge too fast) Eneloop is a balance for me, and it has less (although not none ) imitation in the market yet.