I'm going to Harbin next week with mine...
And i think the only thing to worry is condensation when bringing the camera from outdoor to a warmer indoor.
And also battery life might suffer a little.
I'll just bring some spare alkaline batts, kept inside my jacket and my battery magazine along... (Just in case if my Lithium Ion runs out of power)

first, get ur pic in focused
looking at your pic, you are shooting at 1/60 for both pics....
the first pic at 18mm should be sharp....but it doesnt really look like its sharp though..
2nd pic at 105mm 1/60 should be sufficient with VR on...unless that lady is moving a lot..
try bursting your shots next time and then choose the sharpest one ....else, u might just miss a shot instead because of camera shake..

sji ke band tu? then that gurl is in Kami Movie right? err.

is there anything i nid to take care of? i mean i needa b extra careful on??

hey guys, i found tat the operating temperature for D90 is between 0-40C. But i wanna bring mine to a place which is -ve degree.. can i?? will it spoilt my D90???

first, get ur pic in focused
looking at your pic, you are shooting at 1/60 for both pics....
the first pic at 18mm should be sharp....but it doesnt really look like its sharp though..
2nd pic at 105mm 1/60 should be sufficient with VR on...unless that lady is moving a lot..
try bursting your shots next time and then choose the sharpest one ....else, u might just miss a shot instead because of camera shake..

u guys can know shutter speed juz by looking at the photo w/o exif data?

u guys can know shutter speed juz by looking at the photo w/o exif data?

You can save the photo down and view the EXIF if the information is still with the photo.

ooo okay hahaha. i thought u guys so pro until juz by looking at the photo can guess the shutter speed dy

i agreed with u bro. 1st picture is not sharp enuff. plus i also thnk its not enuff DOF. but still run out of idea how to take photo at night. sigh
for 2nd pict i cant comment more as it takes by my friends who want to test D90. but it not the gurl move a lot i guess. its the cameraman move alot. people kept on pushing2 to get a good spot. 

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Added on December 16, 2009, 4:59 pm
abang, ni band thailand bang. mane datang pelakon kami ni? >.<

u guys can know shutter speed juz by looking at the photo w/o exif data?

ooo okay hahaha. i thought u guys so pro until juz by looking at the photo can guess the shutter speed dy

wsup all...wanna ask a lil noob quest......our D90 punya GPS function is how? 
and.....any group in KL tht gather or go out to shoot...?if got...interested to join... ^^

It seems that you know the problem but it seems that you do not too. The problem is not sharp the DOF isnt a factor here for me, moreover it is at 18mm!. The pic is suffering from camera-shake from what i see.....

try to shoot more because a correct/steady body posture increases the chances for sharp images. waiting for ur sharper image next time ...
lol, so terror meh? hahah...

thnks sky....aiyak...like tht ar......hw cme Nikon nt active? mayb u shld organize 1....im sure alot ppl would  join...

erk i also always no eye contact. so it not be potrait but candid photo~! coz here u lack of communication between subject and u. for me i called it candid potrait coz i always be 2nd photographer only. hardly to get eye contact

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Added on December 16, 2009, 3:03 am
speedlight for sure. 2nd decent tripod, then lens. tripod very useful when to take landscape or potrait. event reli need speedlight (i think every scence except landscape) lens is refer to what u need. tele lens, low F lens, UWA. but kit lens always the best lens for learning process (atleast for me la)

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Added on December 16, 2009, 8:40 ammasih mencari teknik yg betol ntok outdoor twilight event. sigh

CnC plz

mau lend me 50mm tak? wahahaha.. 

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Added on December 16, 2009, 11:30 am