That lens range more suited for full frame instead of crop sensor. Most people here using crop sensor only.

start from 28mm , it is not wide enough for me at least .

Hi guys jus bak from COD...heavily traffic jam due to serious accident at Nilai...dun noe hw to test the camera zzz took few picture saw at LCD screen gt black things bling-ing...wat is tht?

I think that's the highlight indicator. Press up or down on the pad to disable it.

black things bling-ing??

Dont understand....

28-70 more suitable for FX cause it's 28-70 on FX, on DX it'll be x1.5, so have to stand further back. equivalent would be the 17-50 loh. hehe

Sounds like the highlight indicator to me.

Yea ok thn...wat else shud i tel

now that u are back...download opanda exif snap a pic then check the SC lo...

other than that....have fun with ur new cam man...lol stop worrying bout defect and worry about learning new stuff in the world of photography

This post has been edited by SoLiD: Aug 13 2010, 05:19 PM

Whats FX?

DX -> D300s and below
FX -> D700 and above

Basically DX is crop sensor, FX is full frame.

Thanks ya....any prob i vil ask over here =)

And start spam more pics here

LOL i vil post more picture in order to ask u guys gv comment & teach me more abt photography =P

my d40 has a small dot of watermark on its sensor and it is apparent when i use small aperture like f8 and above...how much is the rate for cleaning the sensor if i send to Nikon in Times Square?

This post has been edited by smokey: Aug 13 2010, 09:27 PM

^ take a pic and show here

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I got something to ask you guys, there's one small white indicator on C-PL right? So if that indicator is at 0° means it's the same like without attaching a polarizer at all?

And, I am wondering whether to buy a UV filter for a 35mm f/1.8G or just attach a C-PL to it?

that's dust on your sensor or mirror... No need go Nikon centre clean, just get a blower, detach your lens, do a mirror lock-up (can do this in menu) to lift the mirror and blow air upwards into the sensor. Just don't touch the sensor, only blow. then the dust will be gone, most probably. Unless it's a sticky dust which cannot be blown off, then u need to send to service centre.