dont just reporting in here.... gives some juices from the 60d lad! come on! 

how are u finding it? is it good or as what people say "outright win for D7000"?

nvm...practice makes perfect!
not everyone can get nice shots once they get their 1st dslr...

I see that you're using the Rode Videomic? How is it on your 60D? 

how bout a splitter before going into the cam itself?

err.. i m not sure.. but u said u wanna monitor the sound recorded.. so mayb u can get a splitter to split yr mic input to headphone and to camera.. those audio stuff..

I thought u should get those amp thingie instead of a mic... but I also dont know for sure... go search at youtube.. most of them used sony dmc [as their recording sound system for 5dm2] to get stereo output

then u have to test out and do some research lo.. i never tried before, juz giving a suggestion since u wanna listen to yr own recording while video..

Wah wireless lavs, nice. I no budget for those kind of set up yet, although I want it 

Yeah that's one problem I get with recording videos on the 5D2, there's no headphones output to monitor the audio. If I want I'll have to buy an external preamp or use those Zoom recorders.

Btw bro, I assume you're not using AGC right? Where do you usually set the audio levels? Another bad thing about not having an external preamp is that I can't change the audio levels on the fly while recording. 

Oh okay. I'm currently using a cheapo hotshoe shotgun mic, will have to do for now since I don't really plan on going deep into videography. But I'm already finding the hotshoe mount mic quite limited already, but what to do, not gonna spend a few Ks just for audio equipment. Well at least not until I'm 100% going into videography la 

Seems like a lot of people recommend the Juicedlink preamps. At least with the preamp the annoying background hiss can be eliminated and can adjust the gain manually while recording.

Yeah I'm using manual audio gain too, but I find it quite difficult not being able to adjust the levels when I'm recording. Most of the time when I record, the voices won't be at a constant volume, but up and down up and down 

Yeah, anything beats the crappy built in mic  I guess we're different then, you're focusing on videography and I'm focusing on photography 

I've read that quite a lot of people use juicedlink as a preamp for their 5D2/7D/etc on other forums la, not sure how good is it though.

That's the thing I don't like when I'm recording videos. Only thing I can do is to either get an external preamp or use those Zoom recorders and the sync it in post.

I wonder if they have any blue 6/7 Million Dollar Homes. Love that color but haven't seen one anywhere.

There is no Crumpler OEM, most likely it is fake...

Errm, for long term I would suggest you to get a backpack.
My sling bag can only use for about 2 hours else, my shoulder gonna break into pieces.
But I find it rather convenient to carry a sling bag la.
Still I wanna get a proper pouch or belt system.

Yah, viking has been using that since forever
The 5MDH would be able to fit your current gears. At most you can add a flash before you run out of space with the 5MDH. So if you're planning to get more lenses in the future then maybe the 6MDH is a better bet.

And usually those cheap Crumplers are fake    Except the OEM Crumpler + Canon EOS 5MDH la.

You might not need it now. But as time goes on, you'll have more stuff to bring, and the need for a larger bag increases.
Hmmm, I've a Kata Sensitivity V backpack, really small and can fit laptop + DSLR(500D + 50mm + 17-40 + Flash). Not much space left after though.

Kata backpacks are very good. I own two myself - they've never let me down. I'd particularly recommend the R-103 but it's quite costly.

I'm not really a backpack kind of person though, so I much prefer my Lowepro Stealth Reporter or Rezo unless I'm going on a long trip.

Is KATA reliable? KATA started out making equipment for the Israeli Special Forces. U say reliable or not?

hi and gd morning to all sifu here...
juz bought a eos 60d AF18-200mm lense..
im kinda new to this dslr stuff
so...may i join the club?..
lol...

Just asking,i'm currently looking at 5MDH @RM169.Any other recommended backpacks/slingbags for under RM300?Better if there's a notebook compartment as well

And i dunno which one to choose- Slingbag or Backpack. I think i would prefer the more "casual" look of a slingbag, but a backpack will be more confortable than the slingbag due to the better weight distribution

If you are going to carry your camera gears (extra lenses, flash, and batteries... lots of batteries) with you all time... a backpack is recommended. If you only carry your camera with you for leisure photoshooting, a slingbags will do.

Beside, Im using kata 466i, can fit a 14" laptop 

Just reached home from HK. Here is one from my trip 
Hong Kong Island taken from Avenue of Stars