may i know what is composition offset? thats the nearest kit lens will do =(

D90 and D7000 got video ma. I don't need a D700 coz I am not very good in photography. Minor upgrade will do for me.

wah indeed it looks better!! thanks for the tips...heck still learning to shoot pics...  

doesnt matter if u good or not, as long as got the interest.
i know someone with a canon 5d also but hes not that good

if you bounce the flash you create a larger illumination area. Hence, your pic will look more natural and more comfortable for the viewer. Your pic will look more pro looking also. If you point blank your flash directly, you will either make your pic cave looking and subjects will look like Geisha.

beginner can't use Nikon stuff meh ? I saw beginner with D3s also got la.
Go for Nikon especially flash.

wat's d best price for sb-900 now...?
and where can get it...?
no luck in finding 2nd hand one...
might go for a new one...
btw...
bro ktcy...
u got new one for sale anot...?
pm me...
thx...

lols...
animore "kan tao" like dis...?
btw...
where can i get d Rm1500 one...?

DUnno when will the SB700 to be release, hope SB700 out, den SB900 price will reduce, lol.....

Agreed. SB700 is not better than SB900 in any perspective. Maybe the weight and size perhaps.

What is the difference between SB700 and SB600 apart from the zoom range? Better UI buttons?

Wah seh, orang kaya . Got small flash and big flash de kakaka!

+1

just tried out yesterday. it is kinda heavy if you shoot 'landscape', and very unbalance wen shoot ' portrait' >.<
if getting sb-900, better to get a battery grip for stablization...hahaha..
mayb i m wrong, 1st time getting so big thing mount on camera...heavy~ 

using SB-800 now. not as heavy as SB900

But with battery grip,u got the grip,the stability and also the vertical shutter button..better stabilization to take potrait picture maa..
Obviously more than the price of a d3s.i think it might be around 16-19k..

the cons of shooting portrait with wide angle lens:

the first pic, the head small

second pic, the head bigger

Wides tend to give exaggerated depth relations and sizes. For formal shot, definitely a no no, but for fun shots, oh yeah they're fun.

And yes, that UR "booth representative" is very very sweet looking.

One final one of her, a "standard" telephoto portrait. I try not to take these kind of shots as it doesn't really tell a story. Nor what she's representing at the booth. But well, can't resist it.


Exif here.

Errr.... control a bit can or not??? I know, with the smile, dimples and all she's irresistable.

Hate to tell you this, but there is quite a bit of eye-enhancing, skin-softening, teeth-whitening, spots-healing all over. Maybe IRL won't be so picture perfect.

Love the 17-35/2.8. That is my most used lens so far. It works pretty well on DX too, and you won't have the softness in the sides wide open. Have fun! Love the 14-24/2.8 too. But both are very hard to use on FX on human subjects. Our preconception of human body proportions are set in stone, and the wideangle perspective distortions tend to mess up our mind when we see it. Makes it look weird.