Good lens are sharp wide open, eg 70200 f/2.8, 2470 f/2.8, 14-24 f/2.8, 24 f/1.4, 85mm f/1.4D. These are the ones I have experience with.
Those Super GT shots were at the straight path before turn 15 (the tower). Nice spot there because the cars are slowing down, and you get a lot of action as 2 cars goes into corner.

From my experience, the 14-24 is superb at f/2.8 on D700. No hands on experience on the VR though. But then again, I think the so called, 'a bit soft' is anytime better than those 50mm at f/1.8.

so the price for 50mm 1.8 will drop?

anyway, whats the prob with the 50mm 1.8? planning to get one since my tight budget

bro try using a lower iso...higher shutter speed and higher aperture for the moon to realy show its details..
it was overexposed to me tho
let me share my settings for moon shot
Spot meter,1/320s,f8,iso 200
i suggest using manual than exposure compensation in this condition though
GND?
nice pics

wow... nice review on Di622... though one of my concern is the recycle time... i'm seeing i might stick with kit lens for quite some time before getting another good lens... how slow is the recycle time??? a figure to compare between SB600 and Di622 might be good...

i had tested SB600 before, and it's brilliant... just dont know how does Di622 fare against SB600... like what KTCY said, i dont want to spend twice... but if Di622 can get average job done, i might consider it... mostly i'll use it for indoor shooting... or anyone letting go their SB600???

There are actually few Pros and Cons for both of the SpeedLite..
Zoom Flash between the both are, Nikon SB600 covers from 18-85mm while the Nissin Di622 covers from 18-105mm
Recycling power under full flash(1/1), Nikon SB600 rated at 2~3 seconds while the Nissin Di622 rated at 8~9 seconds
Flash power definitely Nissin Di622 is higher
Power consumption on Di622 is higher(Dry your AA battery faster)
Nikon SB600 have LCD panel for advance settings while Nissin Di622 only has basic TTL or Manual Flash control
Nikon SB600 supports Nikon CLS brows.gif while the Nissin Di622 only supports off camera flash trigger with Manual Flash control
Nikon SB600 fells more solid comparing to Di622
Nissin Di622 have a built-in bounce card while the Nikon SB600 doesn't have cry.gif
Nissin Di622 have a plastic hotshoe with screw tight mount which in my case, my fren broke it when i borrow him and it's an accident cause someone bump into him and the camera fell off to the floor while the Nikon SB600 have a metal hotshoe with a lock switch mount

Like I said, you SHOULD try out.
Even it's driven by the lens motor but the auto focus modules on the camera body makes it different.

Who say it will be consistent ? I find it a little vary on FF body.

Talk so much also no use. This thread user can only use G lens. Forget about the D version.

Thanks..... first few times, I put it in the pouch, after that.... juz throw in only.... haha, unless u put in bag with other stuff la, if you hav a designated padded pocket for it, y the hassle of the cheapskate pouch, not like the Nikon's pouch at all......, can juz dump in watever bag
Nice 7 is nice.... 8 & 9 like a bit noisy or is my eyes? lol..... hmmm...

icic....what is the best macro lens to use? for taking close up insect picture

This model lens agak2 how much?as i cant find in garage sales

Guys and girls, I need some help. Technical problem here.

Wanna ask you all who are using lenses with M/A feature. Does your M/A ring still rotates even if it reaches the focus limit either at infinity or closest focus?

I got my brand new 35mm f/1.8G last month and now I am a little paranoid about the focus ring on this lens. The ring still moves around if I apply a little bit more force on it. Even when it reaches the focus limit, either at infinity or the closest focus distance.

Is that just normal? Or I am thinking too much? Please help, thanks.    

exposure kinda unbalance? or issit vignetting?
unless he meant the new Sigma 70-200 OS, which is as expensive as Nikkor 70-200 
i dun how Sigma 70-200 can be very much better than Tamron's

How is this pic? Too PnS?
Need to fix ur composition mate.. Doesn't have ohmmm feel.. Lol..

This post has been edited by seng87: Oct 19 2010, 09:09 PM

Ooo....how to make it sharper? Hmmm, at f8/9 for this shot already......or use editing to make it sharper?

Yeah, need to crop coz only at 200mm

Dunno why, I juz felt you ppl the sky and the ppl till too fake dy.... the back ground is bright, the ppl doesnt look normally lighted.... it's just me I think