will 5 million dollar sufficient for all the things...?
i think dat's all for my journey for dslr...
no more other accessories...
coz d 6 million is like very big...
i jz nid ngam ngam can fit all the things...
since i jz hav body + grip + kit lens now...

future flash and extra lens?

My friend can fit 70-200F4L + 5dMKII + 17-40 + 580EXII in 5 million dollar. Guess yours should be good enough

ur fren got grip mah...?
yaya...
dat should be around my target of fullset...
ur fren hav another space for prime...?
maybe 50mm or 35mm...?

btw...
i jz nid ngam ngam for d things i stated...

body + grip + 1 attached lens(maybe tammy 17-50)...
1 prime(maybe 35mm or 50mm)
1 zoom(maybe 70-200 vr2,although is not quite possible)
1 flash(maybe sb-900)

This post has been edited by Str33tBoY: Sep 28 2010, 03:15 PM

I use a Urban Disguise 35,

D90+grip+70200 mounted, 16-35, 50mm, SB900, a 10inch netbook and small accessories like my batteries, diffuser. xD.

No grip but his 5dMKII always attached with 17-40 (without hood)
Forget to mentioned. He did put his 50mm f/1.8 in there

VRII, I doubt

You mean just use the camera follow the car along?

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Added on September 28, 2010, 3:45 pmYeah...like this...if MotoGP just like Bro Celciuz did...I saw his MotoGP photos so i want to learn new things

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Added on September 28, 2010, 3:46 pmNICE enough....

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Added on September 28, 2010, 3:47 pmBit like little luggage bag~haha

This post has been edited by wp188: Sep 28 2010, 03:47 PM

Yeah. More info refer here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panning_(camera)

Is trial and error. if you wanna get spinning wheels, slower shutter speed. 1/60s will normally do the work.

Its Super GT rawr~ don't degrade the cars to motor >_< LOL! MotoGP much tougher to shoot according to my friends. The bikes accelerate faster and is much smaller.

My shots are mostly 1/60, with some at 1/30 when I'm dead bored.



One of my favorite, the M7 braking but back wheel spinning xD.

Thank you sifu...will try my shot on the roadside~hahahahaha

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Added on September 28, 2010, 4:12 pmThank you SIFU....hehe U gt nice shots....I gt long way to learn

This post has been edited by wp188: Sep 28 2010, 04:12 PM

wana ask bout d price lens...
50mm vs 35mm f1.8...
ani pro & cons for each...?
coz i see d price different 1 portion oso...
i prefer d 35mm for d range...
coz wider...
but different 15mm which is not a lot...

forget about 35mm f/1.8. If you want 35mm, get either f/2 version or the new f/1.4G version.

I myself have both 35mm and 50mm. To be frank, once I got my 35mm, I almost forget about my 50mm
And yes, I'm using f/2 version

any recomended 3rd party batt grip..planning to get one..cant afford ori nikon...any diff betwen both? my friend said 3rd party cant auto focus...

yeap continous. since the car is moving, u can lock the focus or else possible of OOF or cant lock is high

I bought the ori grip from my friend last time. His camera displays low battery sign even with 2 batteries charged full. So he went to nikon and they said that the connector on his camera is faulty.

Then he sold it to me for Rm400 after using it for a short time, just like new. And the same thing happened. Gave it back to him, and he went to Nikon again. Now they're gonna replace it with a new one, but no stock now.

Hate using my camera without the grip. My hand is too big I guess. LOL

35mm f2 eh...
erm...
mind to elaborate y...?
since wat i know is d bigger aperature...
d better mah...

better in what point? bigger doesnt means better...

i mean for my understanding...
maybe low light...?
bokeh...?
coz usually d price 50mm f1.2 > f1.4 > f1.8...

This post has been edited by Str33tBoY: Sep 28 2010, 09:04 PM

I don't understand why can't a 3rd party battery grip auto focus. Unless it doesn't have the snap button at all?

U should do some googling and read some reviews by the professionals.

f/2 means smallest numbered F-stop u can go is f/2.
same thing does to 50mm f/1.8, f/1.4, f/1.2 (normally the smaller F-stop, the more expensive the lens is)

However, smaller numbered F-stop isn't always good, IMHO. though the pictures produced are most of the time bokeh-licious.

i hav done jz after they suggest me...
but can't find d sample photo to compare site by site...
and it's soft @ f2...?
and manual on d90 oso...?

so maybe wana get some advice literally wat's d different...

This post has been edited by Str33tBoY: Sep 28 2010, 10:59 PM