any 1 stick the screen protector on d90 Lcd screen?

how much ur buy?
the big and small 1 Lcd?

Does anyone know how much is the price for d90 around KL area?

The price stated in Nikon website is :

Price: RSP RM 3,888.00 (with AF-S DX Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR); RSP RM 2,988 (body only)

has the price dropped?

OK
At lowyat i saw this price for D90
D90 body kit + sigma 18-200mm zoom lens + 8GB + UV filter lens
2400 + 1600 + 150 + 50 = RM4200
is it ok with this price?

RM94 for 8GB C10? Extreme III?

huh? RM94 for class 10 8gb??

Own a Nikon D90 recently & looking for a flash to go with it. Have three modes in mind but can't decide. Comments and suggestion for these models are most welcomed. Nissin Di866, Nikon SB600 & Metz 48AF-1.

TQ

why cancel metz?

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Added on July 2, 2010, 1:35 am
for wedding i think better get 85mm. cos i dnt think they'll like it if you constantly crowd ard them for close ups right? that's what i think la. nvr shot in wedding before.

I'm curious, why cancel the metz? I heard it is a good flash, no?

1. 18-105mm and 50mm f/1.8
2. wide... i suppose 18-200mm but the quality look like not so nice.
3. family, landscape
4. around 2k-2.5k

thanks

which shop in lowyat sell best bargain for d90? Mind give some suggestion to save me some $$$ from ptptn loan?

Thanks

Got back my nissin from the distributor, looks like the wireless trigger firmware update doesn't benefit me =( the update is for those with wireless trigger like SU800 or phottix, D90's commander flash can't trigger 100% unless i set the built in flash to TTL. If set to Commander pop up flash and i set the pop up to "--", nissin needs to be in range of the flash area only can be triggered.

BTW, sb900 can be triggered if pop up flash is set up to commander mode "--" and not in line of the flash area?

any C&C?



Camera Model - Nikon D90
Lens - Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D
Focal Length - 50mm
Aperture - f2.8
Shutter Speed - 1/320s
ISO - 200

use M mode

exposure 4-10 secs
try this setting

ISO 50
Aperture range: f/5.6 – 11

ISO 100
Aperture range: ƒ/8 to 16

ISO 200
Aperture range: ƒ/11 to 22

better using tripod/remote release

Hey guys, as I've posted in this thread earlier that I've bought a D90 recently (bout 2 mths ago) and now I rly think my D90 is a grey set though the shop that sold me the camera insisted repeatedly that this is an original set. I was a fool to just believe his words and not double checked properly before purchasing it at RM3250 as I discovered it has no 'nikon mys sdn bhd' sticker on the box & warranty card. It has the stickor 'my world trading sdn bhd' or sth lk that. not too sure bout it...

Now here's the thing, I heard grey set or local set, there are in fact the same and so far I haven't come across with 'pirated nikon DSLR'. My D90 produce great pictures but one thing which worried me the most is the fact that my battery en-el3e which comes with my new unit has quite a weak batt life span. Averagely on a full charge I can manage only 500-600+ pictures or sometimes even less. And among the 500-600+, probably around 30% or less is taken with flash for wireless triggering purpose. Bottomline is that my batt life is significantly weaker when I compare to a fren of mine who jz bought a D90.

Today we did a comparison, with more or less the same shooting style, we started of with 100% batt, by the time we shot 30 pics, his was still at 100% while mine was already at 93% and when we reached our 100pic++, his was still strong at 88% while mine was already 77%.

So I checked his batt & compare 2 mine and 2 my amazement, there's diff in our battery! I'm attaching the pic I took to show u guys the difference. The one highlighted in red box is mine while my fren batt is the other. May I know how's yr original batt like? I'm rly furious with the shop, sold me a possibly grey set camera and now I'm rly worried my batt could b a counterfeit one too...

Here's the picture:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/50541864@N05/4764187914/

TQ for yr time, guys

Can see chinese words on the battery. Probably made in china fake, lower quality battery.

lol. it's always best to use low ISO. especially if you're using long shutter. and just because the default is ISO 200 doesn't it's best lar. hahaha.

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Added on July 5, 2010, 11:47 pm

mine is exactly the same as yours and it is suuperbbb. maybe you just got a faulty unit?

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Added on July 5, 2010, 11:48 pmbtw, celciuz, your bokeh poison too much laaaaa. hahaha.

oh ya ka? bt anyway, about your fireworks shooting thing. if you use ISO 200 and use say 10 second shutter, you might overexpose your photo. this is of course assuming you are using small f/. higher ISO will allow you to use smaller apertures so you get deeper depth of field. but if you want bokeh thn you gotta use low ISO to minimise the light exposure so you dnt overexpose your pic.

somebody correct me if i'm wrong. hahahaha.