The good thing of sending your stuff to Sony Style@The Curve is after office hours time, but I believe your stuff will be transferred to Mid Valley as well for servicing.

As for the good part of sending to the Service Center at Mid Valley directly; if the issue is not fully solved, you can request the counter to ask the engineer to come over and talk over the issue that you have (might be the case of misunderstanding of what you really have). Happens to me when I had an issue with my A300 mirror box, I had a chat with the service engineer to have them understand my problems).

ahpingko: Looks good, I like #6 (clone off the bottom part a little). I went there the night before yesterday. It was raining cat and dogs, return with empty pics

This post has been edited by wha7ever: Aug 15 2010, 09:27 PM

Haha, ok what. Can't really tell the difference without the original side by side.

Summary: Super zoom lens is suitable for people who want all range but doesn't want to carry many lenses while travelling. Using the SAL18250 I don't notice any difference in sharpness when compare to 18-70 kit within similar range but definitely there is a small difference when compare with 55-200 kit on a similar range. Nevertheless, it's a convenient "Mother of all lens" in term of range minus the aperture and focusing speed.

The Sigma 18-250 HSM however would have faster focusing speed than the SAL18-250, but larger and heavier.

True... I never shoot up to 20 people so I won't know I don't expect so much from the lens but only for convenience when travel.

NEX! Nice Ad.