One question here, should higher or lower megapixels get sharper image??

i.e should D5k 12MP get sharper pics or D7k 16MP get sharper pics both set at iso200??

Appreciate ur professional answers

I finally got my D7000 this afternoon...at Mines wonderland...

I been told is brand new set and never open box.  I believe so because when I open the box..i feel it totally new.  I turn on the machine, first is to set the language, then date n time...please correct me if i am wrong...

hi...I also just bought my Body D7000 this afternoon! haha...but you should had bought AF-S DX 50MM F1.8G lens rather than AF-S DX 35MM F1.8G lens.  Somemore, AF-S DX 50MM F1.8G lens is lot cheaper.

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Added on November 17, 2010, 6:24 pm
thanks for the reply!  At least I step in the right shop.

This machine is lot lot more complicated than D3000.  Many function and setting that I dont understand at all!!!!

I believe I really have to read the whole menu guide???? that going to take long time...

hey guys, im now deciding whether to get a 35mm or 50mm...any comments on it?

Tried setting up to EV+5, seems same result; If in dark room or extreme low light, ISO 6400 is really bad, when zoom in from the camera preview can even see some red dots, but that's under extreme low light without flash.

I think the EV will help more if there's more light in the room?
35mm lens when attached to DX body, there's crop factor of 1.5x, which changes the focal length to around 52.5mm. It's good for many situations, as they say, a general walk around lens; You can use this lens for whole day if you want.

If you attach the 50mm to the DX body, the focal length will become 75mm, which means you need to stand further away from the object to get the same view with 35mm. You can take the 50mm f1.8, which is cheaper but let's say you want capture full body, you need to stand further away than if you use the 35mm.
Personally, I prefer the 35mm f1.8G which cost around RM800 or less.