AF-S 70-300mm is utilizing VR2.

I was confused by the red VR also. But many sites saying that lens is utilizing VR2. Should be correct la

This post has been edited by edwardgsk: Nov 7 2010, 10:33 PM

70-300 VRII la
Even 16-85 running on VR II

If Nikon says 4 stop, that is VR II. 3 stop -> VR.

nope.....i didn't actually plan the shoot...

Favorite model from yesterday's event

if worth for money i agreed. best camera ever?

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Added on November 8, 2010, 12:47 amone of unknown partner drop his Di866 from chest high and broke his menthol. my frens SB900 drop from wardrobe still perform like new. haha

This post has been edited by Isepunye: Nov 8 2010, 12:47 AM

Nice! Can't wait for my 16-85

Btw, SB900 got 1 or 2 years warranty? Saw 2 years for Nissin. Nikon covers overheating for the warranty?

Woah nice one bro! Can share the exif? WB and flash power too if u can recall, wanna learn your technique

As far as I know Nikon always offer 1 year warranty only. and yes overheating is covered if it's really damaged by overheating.

And, celciuz always have EXIF still attached to the photo itself, you can view it in flickr~

I see. Good that Nikon covers the issue. Just in case coz so many people complains about it

Opps sorry didn't realise I can just click on the photo, using my iPhone. It's ok I'll check it later when I'm on my pc

picture spam. taken during helping my frens both Ministry Of Moment (MOM) for those who doesnt know MOM, one of the photographer is ex candid syndrome. he has awesome skills. his name is sapex @ shafiq akmal


(miss malaysia photo album)

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Added on November 8, 2010, 3:29 amnikon all 1 year warranty.
overheat can be overcome if u know the right technique. if u simply burst like other flash, sure gonna overheat. the reason why is SB900 are too powerfull and still almost no battery can cope its power.

This post has been edited by Isepunye: Nov 8 2010, 03:29 AM

i dont think overheat is cause by battery.. it is causes by the bulb prob.. no?

is it bulb? coz from what i read, it is because the battery cant support the fast charge rate from SB900. hmmmm bulb problem... i thnk if u guys dont scare the bulb to burn, just off la the limit. then u can burst like hell. but i dont guarantee it will be last

that's y la i think bulb prob...burst like hell den kaputt...

if battery cant support, or cant support the fast charge rate, so, the flash wont fire at all.. and no overheat la (coz of no flash fired )

always happen with my SB600. always not fire when bursting. damn i cant master my SB600. reli need my SB900 for big event

bursting and overheating, is different la..

it wont fire when bursting becoz... the flash should use 1.5v... not 1.2v as most of us using rechargeable battery rite?

while overheating is.. the bulb itself panas wooo...

(it wont overheating if u r not shooting all the way 1/1 )

was using energizer e2 just now. the white thing... still not can burst so fast

I burst a lot with my SB900 during runways, but never did read the thermal cut before. Heck even when the temp doesn't go to the middle bar .

During the event where I shoot the bridals, many SB900 reached thermal cut. Those uncle was like putting stofen and bouncing to ceiling/backwards. LOL, its a ballroom man... So it depends how you use it.

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Added on November 8, 2010, 8:34 amDon't bother the WB much since the color tone is processed. The white balance is pretty screwed up, I'm too lazy to be touching one by one as there's 2 lights at the back with 3 different color. Blue, green and red at the models and it keeps changing like disco light ._.

My flash is set to TTL-BL -2EV direct flash with AN-1 color temp gel for the warm environment ambient lighting.

This post has been edited by celciuz: Nov 8 2010, 08:34 AM

wow direct flash! It surely doesn't look harsh and very nice tone =D

Will have 5 months holiday next year, gotta work to get a SB900 to replace my noob nissin =D

Yeah, for this event I'm doing direct flash. I'm using 70200 and the models is quite a distance from me so I'm quite safe with direct flash. No point wasting flash power since I'm shooting zoom instead of wide angle.