expression of words freddy...bukan maki...

well,if i tell u the cost price for those uv filters,bags and screen protector sure u'll terkejut....

thats why la bro...the charger caught my attention the most...tested it out today and it performs quite well...

sure ka bro...???even my 4 year old panasonic batteries can still snap around 400ish pics....2100mah somemore....

KEEP...???thats the uv filter i used to sell in my previous workplace....cost price...???how bout around kfc dinner set...???

back from NEX Party, all I can said the NEX it was impressive than what I expected in terms of performance and compactness.

To compare with GF1, NEX were just 50% lighter and 30~40% slimmer than the GF1 in terms of body sizes and weight just the kit lens add up some weight to make it heavy but with pancake, this camera almost seems pocketable.

Noise performance as expected, good high ISO range but average low ISO range as A450/500/550

Video is lovely! Although not much thing able to custom but at least they provide usable AF focus and MF Focus which is very impressive!!

Video format in Full HD is good hence it was 50/60 frames which was x2 much smoother than the Canon 20~30 frames, quality wise against the 500D and 550D it's better than that but still not able to match the Canon 5D Mark2 full HD quality.
Likewise, I wasn't get sure but 1080p and 1080i has different performance format so I cant judge so much on it

Only bad point was too minimalistic until certain function you might feel frustration for quick accessing especially metering zone. Although I understands the squeeze sizes body might not able to fit so much button but compare with others compact like Lumix LX3, the access for NEX is somehow too much. If it add a 2 extra important button then I will really says that it will improve the user ability.

Lens unlike those previous kit lens, it was silent and smooth

Control pad is sweet hence I love the Canon scrolling, NEX also includes it and provide up/down/left/right key together on the scroll pad.

Overall it NEX is the only one which can fit in your pocket (when pancake is mounted) with truth "APS-C" sized

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 5 2010, 01:20 AM

Great description, thanks !

May I know, what do you think about the noise level at ISO1600 for this camera ? Usable ?

LOL. U want 60fps for what ar? Broadcast standard is 24fps which is what all video pros n production houses want. Even Japanese standard of 30fps oso they dowan.

This post has been edited by ianho: Jun 5 2010, 01:22 AM

my 1st wedding job cum bidan terjun photographer...do c&c...no pp done as still noob on pp....

^ love the green

nice one bro, patutla ada org suruh ambik gambar NAKED gurau2 hehe

Bro you need to know that 1080i and 1080p was different ... I somehow heard that 2 frame of 1080i = 1 frame of 1080p but after some research I get this which talks the 1080i format and 1080p format differences

"The reason broadcasters use 1080i instead of 1080p for transmission is the same as the reason to use interlaced scan instead of Progressive scan, bandwidth is used more efficiently. That means more channels and/or better video and sound for you!

1080i frames (a frame lasts for 1/60th of a sec.) have 1920x1080 lines of detail (each 1/30th field has 540 lines of detail and each field contains different lines) and so does a 1080p signal! The only difference is that a 1080i frame shows half the detail of a 1080p frame during any part of a frame. Since that is true if the original source was 1080p then that original presentation of 1080p@24fps can be reconstructed by a 1080p set, receiving a 1080i@30fps signal, with good video processing. This process is normally called De-Interlacing. "

and yeah I get one point that 1080i has lesser detail on 1080p

Likewise extra frames means extra motion for video editors to capture and reedit it the format.

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 5 2010, 01:36 AM

wingster : nice description. probably might consider NEX in future list

gizmo_pony : here have some samples : link

hazril : greeny, nature , congrats

Keep on researching n reading. U will soon find out why the pros want 24fps.

thanks hairie, nice sample showing the noise level at each ISO setting

in my opinion at ISO1600 the noise is controlled well enough, at least to my eyes

uncle ian, why ah the 24fps thing? i wan to know..

this ISO 12,800 looks better than 3200 on my a350


cepat2 some1 grab and let me play at TT

hey quick q' on external flash:
1) a850 and a900 no have pop up flash, so can they do wireless flash without any flash (f20/f58) mounted on them as trigger??

nope, don't think so

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Added on June 5, 2010, 1:47 amkeep waiting for someone who went back from the NEX announcement to post something :-p

maybe good news with the pricing ?

This post has been edited by gizmo_pony: Jun 5 2010, 01:48 AM

Well I get his point right now just curious Ianho, are you profession on video making?

Because of the complicated process + only monitor or ps3 or x-box that has 120hz (60 frames) may able to read it the potential of 60 frame

hence means that 1080i/60 only put it's potential on Sony 120hz Television, although I'm also learning video editing but now I get understand the standard 24 frames features

Hehe. I'm just a fisherman.

not to be fussy on language or anything, but wingster, you are using the word 'hence' in a wrong way many times over.

xD I have bad grammar and wrong English input ... will try to corrected it

Wingster trying to "kau lui" at the NEX launch just now.



Edit: forgot to mention he won 1st prize for making a shutter sound like this- "Jeng Jeng Jenggggggggggggggggggg" .

This post has been edited by ianho: Jun 5 2010, 02:05 AM

LOL
some more her pose just.... xD