I got 2 batt, always charge one before going out...I will swap batteries after every photoshooting, to make sure that I don't overuse one battery  Never really ran out of juice before, was near to draining the D700 batt at KLIMS the other day, shot around 1k pics and still have some juice left 

Waiting midnight for CY to poison us with his best combo today.... 
Jenny not working today, hope tomorrow can shoot her, lol.... Sure pack like hell!!

How u mean cannot track back?? If u r using windows7, u juz right click for properties-details tab. Or u oso can opt for the Opanda Exif viewer FOC.

35mm f/1.8 you can get as low as RM760++ in Low Yat.

SB900 should be much heavier, Mounting a SB900 without battery grip for body like D7000, really pain da fingers 

Low light action shot.


Sanghyang Djaran by pygmyseahorse, on Flickr

Lock in exposure manually before the action starts, so that all exposures will have same values. White balance on auto. Fire is almost equivalent to daylight, the camera does very well. AF-C, release priority and 21-point mode. After that, just spray and pray, then pick the better looking shots afterwards.

We weren't allowed near the stage due to the fire, else I'd be shoving my 17-35/2.8 right into the scene. Instead I had to sit far away and use the tele.

Download this program:

http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/

Check the EXIF of the photo, there should be a field called: "Total Shutter Releases"