Huge!?!? thanks for the tips! shall go there again

in terms of functions Di866 is more worth for money
but body built/solidness n quality not as good as SB600
1 thg i dun trust Di866 is d plastic mount, doesnt seem solid to me

for ur info, u not necessarily must get an ori cap to replace
cheap 3rd party or brandless 1 oso do d job well

sushi lover here, or more specific, im a japanese food maniac

WB a tad too warm?

Spam again....this time is foooood!!!.
Sorry to all Muslim friends ya

Ikan Tenggiri


Papadom


Mutton

it would be better if u try not to crop out d food in ur composition, especially pic 1 & 2

btw, curse u for making me hungry

I didnt crop woh...I only resize it

No one ask you to view my pics...your own fault of making yourself hungry

I think Nic is wondering y ur frame kinda tight on the food, cant see the whole piece of fish and Papadom

i mean "cropped" when u r shooting, means ur composition too tight, didn fill d whole food inside d frame
not "crop" in photoshop

i cant help but c ur pics, u no spoiler....
dang, hungry
*leaves to find food*

Ohh macam tu....okok will remember that next t ime XD

thanks for reminding

Now that you mention it... I never actually took pix of the sushis...


CRAP. I am hungry now.

not really need fill the whole food inside the frame de.... u can actually find the find the right angle n tell a story wit ur pic..

pic taken by me years ago...



p/s: jus recalled that tis pic actually taken using D40.. hahaha

This post has been edited by illegaldragon87: Aug 24 2010, 06:55 PM

aaaarrrrghhhh...
i want ikan tenggiri for my buka puasa...

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Added on August 24, 2010, 7:06 pmoh no...
now i want spaghetti oso...

This post has been edited by bad melatonin: Aug 24 2010, 07:06 PM

Delicious food

1. Curry Laksa


2. Lasagna


3. Spaghetti Meatballs

Hello Si-Fus,
I bought D5000 few months ago, and i love it so much! Next three weeks I will be going to Singapore. I have serious problem in getting nice photos in low light. With a tight budget, I wish to get either a SB-600 or a Nikkor 35mm F1.8G.

In order to meet my needs of photographing nice low light portraits and other versatile photography, which one should i opt for?

Please share me your opinions of what would you choose and why.

i din say all food, but best try not to crop unless intended
but his pic that ikan tenggiri shudn cut out left n right side imo

Ya, purposely edit one, wanna try lomo style.

SB600 first, then 35mm f1.8...
Because I got mine in that order.

Hahaha... jk.

For travelling... I'd say go for the 35mm first. You'll probably dump the kit lens and use 35mm all the time. It's such a lovely lens which gives great photos. Plus, you still have your built in flash for desperate situations.

So ...my pics ok boh?



the Meatballs

I'm having high fever here and you guys update suchs a nice food pica.. -.-.. i cannot touch anything but porridge.. poor me..

my cure to sickness is, just eat whatever, don't care whether sick can't eat or not. and also take a lot of garlic and drink lots of water, cure faster than restraining to certain foods

yay just got my 50mm f1.8
bokeh here i come woo