anyone using 80-200 f2.8 two-touch? how's the performance on d90?

I don't think the 80-200 color is nice, looks like it lacks contrast to me.

80-200 good enough. Contrast ? Push up in PP la. Or, you can change your picture style in your camera.
The eyes.

Not his,

I found it.

Where do you think the focus is?



5dmk2 + 85mm f/1.2L btw.
Vivid mode! Color sure pop .

Reporting from starbucks at the mall, waiting for my friend to arrive then go 2nd round of KLIMS before going back to ipoh later today

people should go KLIMS for cars right? no?

Can post larger crop? The 50mm shot is sharp!

I wished I took leave today. Went to DLE during lunch time today and only 4-5 photographers around only. So many cute gals near the online game area.

Tomorrow will be a jam packed day.

Good enough to perform yummy bokeh !

Bokehlicious and sharpelicious wide open!

It's a lens of heavy damage too.

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Added on December 20, 2010, 10:31 am

Not a fair comparison lar...It's like comparing diamonds of different carats.

50mm f/1.8D = RM380
85mm f/1.4D = RM4.2K (http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/1933/AF-NIKKOR-85mm-f%252F1.4D-IF.html)

Will you compare a Inspira with Ferrari ?

Will you compare a Inspira with Ferrari ?

If after you recompose, the distance between you and your subject changes, your pic definitely will have wrong focus. Unless if you use AF-C which continuously hunts the focus.

This is what I expected earlier, but so far I have no issue using center AF then recompose on my 85mm f/1.4G.

AF-S will do. I'm just saying that AF-C is one mode to hunt for focus, good for moving subjects.

The AF-L/AE-L button (also known as back button focusing), will override your AF so that when you press the shutter, your camera does not refocus again. So, when the first time you do AF your camera done focusing, e.g. 3m away from subject, then when you recompose and hold down AF-L, your camera will snap immediately without focusing again. But, if you moved slightly further or nearer to subject (let's say 2.99m or 3.01m away), the camera will still stay at 3m focus (because AF-L prevents it from refocusing again) as you hold down AF-L and thus cause the pic to go into a wrong focus.