Congrats on new thread, but at least gimme some credit for compiling/writing those info and the tips post 3 to 5

Wah the lighting so much differences LOL.

The focus seems okay to me, background blue-ish nia....

Another thing I can think of is.. you mask the model out... then change the WB . A lot of work!

Aloh Gajah wedding event ka bro??

Better Dun Rush bro Safety first..so many event throughout the years hehe

question for users of d90 with kit lens, does anyone noticing lens flare when taking the lens at 18mm at max arperture?

i was viewing a bunch of photos and notice the lens flare is quite pronounce especially under artificial lighting for example indoor shots and with both the uv filter on or off.

anyone have any idea how to solve this problem??

I would say, get from reputable shops. J-One for example. They're well known and you can rest assured you're getting a local Msia set.

Skipped it, too tired after the event at D-Paradise :S.

Is it my monitor or the picture is a bit underexposed? 

how do u tell pics are underexposed?

as in from the pics~~

Either that, or judge from the histogram. This one the most accurate as it doesn't care if your LCD is calibrated or not. The histogram appears the same all over.

why u need the wrench bro?

Lenspen cheapcheap rm25 can get

85mm f/1.4D listed as RM3950 in Shashinki.com, I think the new AF-S with VR is going hurt the wallet. (a lot!)
Check this guy's work out. http://www.flickr.com/photos/zeckson/

I personally like his style and light control. If you're planning to do model shooting, you better produce something like this. Else I think you probably won't be able to impress your lecturer.

Check his exif long enough and you will see he use from D80 all the way to D3 haha. Thing is, some of his pics are with D80 + 18-55 kit lens. And yet, the image is superb.

what lens u use?
seem high speed one