NR is good, but u lost a lot of details by applying NR  . That's why I shot all my files in RAW with NR OFF 

good deal if u ask me .

still have 10month warranty .
btw , bump up to iso1600 just now ,without speedlight , on my d3000 

^ I used to think that way, good lens + normal body is enough. But once I went up to D700, all my lens got an 'upgrade' instantly LOL.

oooo.. nice... what about the stage shots? 

Thanks for the only reply bro..
I will get my first non-kit lens tonight     
    I think I got to try pro body first. 
bro celz. people usually say 50mm is the most normal prime lens. whereby you can di portrait, and most of normal activities.
I am wondering does that mean 50mm on FX body or DX body??

Thanks for the only reply bro..
I will get my first non-kit lens tonight     
    I think I got to try pro body first. 
bro celz. people usually say 50mm is the most normal prime lens. whereby you can di portrait, and most of normal activities.
I am wondering does that mean 50mm on FX body or DX body??

Its 50mm on full frame. 50mm lenses used to be sold as "kit lens" 30 years ago with new cameras, before the invention and proliferation of zoom lenses.

On crop sensor, 50mm is like a mid telephoto, equivalent to 85mm FOV on full frame. Not as useful as compared to 50mm FOV.

It is referring to 50mm on full frame.

thanks celciuz......that means I can take approx. 5 pix without memory card.....so there is nothing to worry about rite

but then why my pix count didn't even drop when i take pix.......it stay at 1.0k all the time......is this the limit D90 can shows in LCD......I mean the max D90 can shows in its LCD is 1.0k while in actual I can shot more than 1k.......and the number will only start to drop when the remaining size can occupy less than 1k pix??

Because 50mm f/1.8D is the cheapest prime lens available. It is going for RM380 new, the cheapest lens that gives bokeh LOL.

35mm f/1.8G on the other hand is pricier.

Is that mean 35mm is it's equivalent on DX lens? but why people are using 50mm on DX lens for portrait nowadays?

Because mild telephotos with large apertures are useful for portraiture when you're too lazy to take care of your background in a more artistic way.

Yeah, bokeh is short cut! You have less to worry for the background .

thanks guys. you help me to made up my mind.   

Yeah, bokeh is short cut! You have less to worry for the background .

I like the sharpness and the "natural perspective" of a 50mm instead.

To me, prime is the best out of all

Useful when you have a really busy background during events especially,

To me, prime is the best out of all

sweet. 
yeahh.. but you have to have a good skill to do the composition it's harder compare to zoom 
nvm nvm. people learning.. hahaha

sweet. 
yeahh.. but you have to have a good skill to do the composition it's harder compare to zoom 
nvm nvm. people learning.. hahaha