as long as ur shutter speed can compensate for the shake. like at 200mm use 1/200s... i think ive read it somewhere cant remember.....its more or less like a guide... but if got shake just up the ISO and up the shutter speed....

newbieeee: yes, beercan is THAT good... but the only flaw is the bad handling of CA.

dun hv tamron cap la

may gini rest in peace...

must make sure the word decoded is there and got ur model in the description...

mine tested ok... almost the same as the ori...

now charging it for 2nd test tomorrow

This post has been edited by cjlai: Nov 13 2010, 09:50 PM

Yeeah. I read it somewhere too.. 400mm=1/400s shutter.. Then less shake.

Whats CA?

What brand battery? Whats decoded? Mine says its decoded also

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Added on November 13, 2010, 10:14 pmPsps mines not decoded.

This post has been edited by Newbieeeeee: Nov 13 2010, 10:14 PM

newbieeee: CA is chromatic aberration (also known as purple fringing). more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration

Beercan's only flaw for me is, it's all 2nd hand >">

If there is a virgin beercan, i already tapao one dy XD

go get a time machine bro... i think you shouldnt be overly obsessed with getting something new... coz new things can also get spoiled (save for the fact that it comes with a warranty)...

ALL my gears are second hand - yes, i cannot afford new stuff... sadly...

and none have died on me yet, *cross fingers*.

Lol >">

I'm not totally obsessed bout new things but I would love getting it new if possible. Dunno la. Guess its a techie's thing.

I like my HP and computer thingy all unopened when I buy em. Guess this is what we call as OCD?

i guess... haha.... i know its nice to get something brand new. but for tech stuff i gave up already, mostly coz of the depreciating value.

Ngeh.. Now waiting for my Crumpler to come.. Need to plan budget dy >">

Gonna go broke really soon after this month XD

that's an old virgin.... ermm the statement sound strange

beercan is nice to use, especially when previous x100 users take care of them, i have even seen one that looks like brand new!!!

anyway to my questions, at 200mm, lets say ur shooting a steady object (plus i do tight crop), as I am framing, I can feel my camera frame is moving all around the subject, and at the end need to do postprocessing crop to make it straight is there anyway to change as we are framing, the frame steadys in place??)

and side note, shopping time has come!! i need more feedback on the sigma 24-70 f2.8 (the length can connect with the uwa that i am getting) or the sony ver 28-75 (more longer range...nicee)

haha..we are the same here.the only thing new on the list of my gears are my lightweight tripod n pop-up flash diffuser.the rest are second handed.but up till now they served me good.hopefully i wont have to say bye to any of them unless im selling them off..

Ok guys.. This is the end of V31 thread.. Please proceed to V48 thread to continue your discussion!!!