lol no la, staying at JB.

yup will go for the closing hehe. need to find a good spot though.

oh.. then you should go for the closing too hehe.

erm i'm not from jb too actually.. haha. just that working here only for the past few months.

but you can try danga city mall, if not then go over to sg. quite cheap there too and if got IT fair, may be able to get good price. my D90 was bought from singapore tech fair in june.

lol nicer, this 1 very like painting d. hmm but i see a lot of noise reduction ah? that's why look so smooth like painting.

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Added on August 16, 2010, 11:13 pmif you shoot very often, like at least once a week, then it's ok not to keep it in a dry box. if you're afraid of fungus, you can flash your lens with a flashgun.

This post has been edited by kenji_britney: Aug 16 2010, 11:13 PM

play everyday then no need lo.. haha.. i use once a week also but just keep it in my bag. very mahfan to take out then keep in my drybox.

when the beads turn pink or the colour to indicate that it absorb water until cannot absorb d, just plug it into socket and it'll heat up the beads. so it's same concept as puting in oven.

try reducing brightness and saturation, maybe increase smoothing or even increase black point/reduce white point in photomatix.

shadow? what do you mean by shadow?

oh.. try playing around with the smoothing.

it'll affect the rate at which you take continuous shots, or even writing speed when just shooting 1 photo. and also how long it takes to transfer all those photos to your pc

let's say if you use a class 2, if you shoot continuous, you'll hit the buffer very quickly and won't be able to shoot until all the shots are stored in the memory card because the write speed is so slow.

i'm using class 6 extreme III 30mb/s, and i've used continuous before, never had any problems, just shoot and it write straight into my card, very fast.

wah you really tried that ah?

great.. enjoy it 8GB?

sigma or nikon?

between SP90 and the 85mm, which 1 better?

i'm thinking about 85mm how much is the 85mm? i know sp90 is about 1.2k-1.3k

hahah.. at f/16, i don't think got much difference btw, what's the diameter for 85mm? cause the close up filter fit up to 72mm only. or was it 67mm.. hmm

This post has been edited by kenji_britney: Aug 18 2010, 10:54 PM

macro lens is to take close up shots of insects.

btw, i got noob question. since macro is for close-up, micro lens is for what?

oh ok.. thanks.. dang that's err dumb lol.

what mode are you using? what do you mean by "A blurring"? if you are using S mode, it's shutter priority. means you can change the shutter speed, but the F number automatically adjusted by the camera.