Let me try d3100 + sb-900. I think it is okay for me but i have to try first then i tell you how

I mount with sb-600 , i okay with that.

Because SB900 is more powerful than the SB700?

price, weight, recycle of course sb-700 can be better becoz less power output..that full power pops in the table is the max flash counts u can get for those types of battery when full flash power is used, not power perspective..flash power is indicated with the GN number, and u can see how much difference between sb700 and sb900..and that table is not complete too as it doesnt state the zoom range covered by the flashes which sb900 is totally superior..

and for Ken Rockwell, his D40 and SB600 are alwiz the best 

hi guys

i got a question,

do u shoot in RAW, and edit in RAW first then convert it to jpeg?

or shoot in RAW, convert it to jpeg, then edit it?

i cant find any RAW editing software in my nikon software

im using the nikon ViewNX

Haha maybe that one..LOL..as long it has "40" on it..

good luck bro ... hope that you will enjoy your lens a lot ... you will love the range and the sharpness ...

hi everyone,

sorry if this question have been asked before but I have searched the answer for my question here, no answer

i would like to know have anyone have changed their camera shutter lately? whats the replacement cost for it? im using D80 n my shutter count is 53k. i have done researched that if the pictures taken become soft, thats the sign of shutter needs to be replace. is it correct? the thing is, I use my camera for wedding jobs and I dont want anything happen during the job as that is my main camera besides d5000.

please help me, thanks in advance!

How much you sold it for?

bokeh is possible if your subject is near and you zoom to the max focal length plus ur background is far away ... 

climb up and shoot from ceiling?

and also by adjusting to smaller aperture number right?(shallow DOF)

that lens is discontinued by Nikon right?

fish eye looking down from above?

Rumors all over~ One of those I've seen was a 16MP sensor, 6FPS, same metering sensor (2000+ pixels RGB sensor) like D7000, the same 3500FX AF system etc. < I think this one more closer...

If D800 to replace D700, it should be a D4 junior type.
1 type, 77mm for me. Only my 50mm is odd one .

filter only for the lens u have.
i only hav 77mm filters...

some lens i go no filter.

Tough luck, lemme check with my friend using D7000 if hers got such stains or not hmm.
I used a normal Kenko on my 67mm 18-105 previously.

To which lens attach CPL? You can attach ND or CPL or whatever filter to any lens you want. It depends on what you need.

i only put UV filter on my normal zoom lens, telephoto i leave it alone.
i got CPL also but only for my 35mm/1.8 cos i had it for a long time, and lazy to buy 67mm or 77mm CPL

most lens are 77mm.
so 77mm CPL, ND110....(hardly use CPL, useless on my UWA, ND can be use on both my UWA & Normal zoom)
35mm & 50mm leave it with no filter.

CPL not just for landscape, can use for product shots also.

I too have a CPL, but it is almost never left on my lens. Usually put on when I need it, and it is always a UV on it all the time.

CPL could help bring out detail in cloud...but not all UWA accept it well.
some will hav hot spot...and u'll end up having rainbow effect.
else it could use on any lens to cut off reflection on non metallic surface...etc

ND are use to increase the shutter thus longer exposure.

not sure bout usage on potrait...

ND can be used for portrait, example is when you shoot at f/1.4 1/8000s but still overexposed, that is when an ND comes into play. Of course you can step down to f/2.8 or something, but if you really want the f/1.4 then no choice to use a ND filter.

u grabbing 77mm for wat lens?
thought u going to buy 18-70?

Ya. Better grab a normal UV filter like hoya or kenko for protection at least. You don't want to scratch you lens's front element lol.

Single coat Kenko / Hoya -> more or less same like those chapalang brand de~

B+W also got lousy range de... It is not the brand, it is the type of filter. Get multicoat to reduce flare contributed by the filter itself. Hoya HMC for example is a reasonable filter to get if you don't want to spend for the HD or XS-Pro.
No idea about Marumi. I use a Hoya HMC for my 50mm f/1.8D. So far so good, way better than Kenko single coat I used on my kit lens back then.

My other 77mm are either HD or XS-Pro.

Lousy filter ? I rather not put any

Didn't put any how to degrade ?

I clean my lens whenever I put it back to drybox.
Even if you put filters, the dust won't be there meh ?