those glasses on the gun is for real... it can zoom like a real rifle. Too bad it is friggin expensive... if not I would grab it and snipe people from afar... opss.. theres law against it

Yeap everything works just like a real weapon, just it shoot's paintball pallets instead of real bullets. Those who play night games even have a NVG and thermal goggles

@General_Nic

Nic , can you share all your exp in using Sigma 50mm ? Including weight ar , focusing .

How the focusing accuracy? Consistent ?

Other who exp this len might to share your exp as well? Thanks you

This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 24 2011, 07:41 PM

wow i know u use d3100, what lens did u use to shoot these sharp bokeh pictures?

This post has been edited by PureGeek: Jan 24 2011, 08:01 PM

This then is bokeh..

Creamy !!! Isolate the subject 99 , no busy bg

More bokeh,

in terms of weight it's heavy, heavier than 18-105
but i dun mind d weight
as for focusing, it depends whether u get a good copy or nt
mind not so accurate
f/2.8 above can get consistent focus result, below that start to oof easily

my D5000 back thumb grip rubber came out
glued back with super glue d

oh ya, went klcc today, d Crumpler shop closed d?!

How's the focussing speed of sigma 50mm compared to Nikkor's G?? That day I tested the G and then the D, wow..... the G is soooo slow compared to D!! it is omg slow if comparing side by side..... wonder how's Sigma

Juz wondering if u have a Sigma 50mm, will u still use 35mm 1.8? lol..... I thought of keeping for group photo indoor, lol.... am I crazy

This post has been edited by Kent3888: Jan 24 2011, 08:56 PM

Hey Kent have u tried out 50mm f/1.8 and 35mm f/1.8? If yes I need some comments on it... Decide to get an affordable prime lens first

Crumpler KLCC shifted to Pavilion dy.

This post has been edited by Kiki-Lala: Jan 24 2011, 09:18 PM

I would say the 50mm is always a better portrait coz of the focal length. It automatically creates better bokeh..... juz my 2cents

no la, its under renovation.
check their facebook page for when they will open back up again.

Yeah im consider to get Nikkor 50mm 1.4G although i know Sigma better ><" , the bokeh and sharp lose to Sigma lo , but better consistent focusing accuracy lar . Dilemma ><"

They say if got problem send back to calibrate or use high end body to adjust.

Haiya Dilemma lo

Crumpler KLCC under renovation, maybe make it larger !

I found a seller sell little bit cheaper than crumpler shop. The seller in photomalaysia one.

Yeah i will keep 35mm for indoor while 50mm for close up shoot

Depend on you.

You can use 50 , 85 , 135 to shoot portrait lo , you can isolate your subject better due to the focal length

For 35mm, normally for me i used to be shoot environmental portrait which mean u wan shoot the subject and background together .

As a conclusion , close up shoot - 50mm and so on or environmental portrait and indoor - 35mm

That what i learn from people one lar , i just share with you what i understand. If anythings , tolong ajar me , adjust my mistake.

You try to refer to Celciuz , most of his portrait ISOLATE the subject 99 ,close up shoot, creamy and nice bokeh one , but his portrait is not environmental as the background of his subject already blur 99 , he is using 85mm 1.4g , same as 50mm in DX. I like his portrait


Yes G is slower focus than D , but the quality of the bokeh will be different lo , D has busy bokeh if not mistaken.

Yes i got 35mm and i will keep it for indoor , more wider and 50mm is for full body portrait , and isolate the subject , 50mm better isolation mah if compare to 35mm and also can be used next time if next time upgrade to D700/D800

This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 24 2011, 10:45 PM

You guys buying lens according to your needs or based on what celciuz using?

all nak tunjuk siapa lagi besar

people here where got buying for needs.. all buying because WANTS

Haha true

and that feeds our soul!

, aiya. Its their money, they can decide for themselves.