splendid! how much?

agreed celciuz.

6500 bucks at FotoKem ampang park. they only had 2 d700 left..

36mp expect double the size of your 60D raw file lah

Depending on settings, D700 12MP at 12-bit lossless compression goes for about 12MB, 14-bit lossless is about 15MB, and 14-bit uncompressed is 25MB. So, 36MP at 14-bit uncompressed? About 75MB per shot.

Coz YL now is like a supplier, not really selling to walk in customers already..

More profit than selling outright
Now class 10 died dy, all cards now are UHS-1 if you need fast cards.

I got 2 piece and damn, it's like sitting a Ferrari compared to the older class 10 series.

The bag above cost more than my ThinkTank added together lolz.

What price did you get for it?

mind to share what gear u fit inside? still thnking about this bag, either big enough to fit body+grip+2470+xtra prime lens/speedlite...

the Ari by eijoux, on Flickr

tada! after wanting this for so many months. finally bought it!

i find the strap quite difficult to get used to, and the compartment inside could be bigger (mayb bigger in width). im having difficulties even fitting in one body and a few lenses. the material seems durable. but besides that, i could say paying the premium price for this bag doesnt exactly seem worthy.

im now considering returning this and getting the new incase messenger, which is also something like the ari, but darker. think someone posted the link here before. that one is much much cheaper, and i think shudnt function that much differently from the ari.

lol, thats why should have read thru the comments here
i already mentioned a few times i found the ari too small especially if u use a grip.

Got myself an Artisan & Artist DCAM 7200 BRD bag.
Having just sold the 18200 lens and Fuji X100, I need a smaller and lighter bag to replace the Billingham Hadley Pro which doesn't see enough sunlight nowadays.
It's size is about Crumpler 4MDH, but slimmer.

Sold already after I got the Artisan Artist...
Now traveling light and just add this Domke F-10 to the bag collection 

Only if you remove the insert, else will be very tight fit and you will be struggling trying to access your camera gear

Don't really understand what are you trying to say....
I've tried storing the 13" MBP into Hadley Pro without the inserts and it works just fine like any massenger bag.
With the green inserts inside the bag, the only way the 13" MBP can go in is by placing it between the insert and the back of the bag.
But the bag will be tight fit and I had to remove the separators to make the bag flatter, else it will bulge too much.
With the camera gears in, there's no way the 13" MBP can go all the way. That means you cannot close the flap with the buckle.

Best way to check if the bag suits your need is to bring your 13" MBP & camera gears to the store that allow you to test before hand.
Not sure if any store in KL allow you to do that.