please do help me on this. I am dead curious. hahaha

Wanna check one simple issue.
Anyone here owns a D40 and a D90?

I would like to check and see because the D90 shutter sound is pretty annoyingly loud if I compared to the old D40. Is it normal or what?

Just wanna double confirm before I head out to nikon centre to claim

louder is better maa

some sharing...bokeh!!! but not the cat-eyes...
http://www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh

erm.. cant find much sample.. maybe i'm not a bokeh person..

but this one shot may show u


i think its not bout the sensor.. more about the lens u using la

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Added on February 11, 2011, 4:33 pmnah



This post has been edited by razuryza: Feb 11 2011, 04:33 PM

May you please explain why is louder better?

i hv both d40 and d90.. my d90 shutter sound more macho la.. d40 a bit soft..

exactly I am thinking cat eyed bokeh is hard because the lens nowadays is ain't as goog as back then.
not a bokeh person?
I remember your model + christmas tree + bokeh all the way is deadly poisonous. For me. hahaha

informative video.

try compare me with others.. u can see celciuz's photo no bg at all

and i dont even bother to discuss about bokeh here.. hence never care which lens give more bokeh and fast2 lenses..

my D40 seems pretty silent if compared to the D90.
Well if that's the case i guess my set has nothing wrong then.

been using my D40 manual with the 50 1.8d, jumping to a D90 somehow makes things less challenging.
any suggestions on what to play with?

even i got f/1.4 lens, i seldom use it at widest. why? coz dof very thin ma...

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Added on February 11, 2011, 4:41 pmwant more challenging? dont use AF la.. just manual focusing.. like me on my D700

This post has been edited by razuryza: Feb 11 2011, 04:41 PM

Bokeh ? What bokeh ?
f/8 and be there

yeah.. d90 abit louder but firm..

macro.. or super zoom..

been manual focusing with my D40, hence I bought the D90 to have AF func. But somehow felt the D40 a lot better and lighter : )

Not sure yet, but just spent on the body so will need to save a little while .. planning ahead now should be wise.
Super zoom, got any kaki for wild life?

the more you care about those lesses the more you broke aa..

in what terms?

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Added on February 11, 2011, 5:12 pmless care and shoot more!

This post has been edited by razuryza: Feb 11 2011, 05:12 PM

Quality of cause not. (but I just got my D90 couple of days ago and haven't really shot much to tell)

What I was referring to was the fun and challenge of getting the moments and getting it good, while struggling to be fast enough to get it on focused and not missing the moment. I do get disappointed on and off "I should had got this focused, what a waste". Had no other options but to just manual get it to focus.
Brought back some moments with my dad Minolta x300 (can't remember the model) but then the lens back then were easier to know if you're on focused.

Lightweight, and felt better to the hands. Well I guess it's always the same when a change comes.

I'm just trying to adapt to the louder shutter sound every click, I usually snap photos of my 8months old and don't want her to get distracted on what she's doing at the moment and reach for the camera. That's the only issue for me @ this point. I enjoy capturing the moments and wonder what's in her mind.

I'm not talking about spec wise here, it's just the feel. and without needing to focus anymore I feel something is missing! Before this I wished it'll autofocus sometimes.

Oh yea, does the 50mm 1.4G lens able to full manual focus even with the body motor turn on? sometimes I hate it when it doesn't focus on things I with it would and had to pan around and then move back to how I want the set to look like rather than switching the focus point.

i think if wanna shoot full manual, just switch to Manual mode on the cam ( toggle between AF/M)
[not the PSAM mode]

This post has been edited by razuryza: Feb 11 2011, 06:20 PM

U sure or not ? Cause I have a 1 yr worldwide limited warranty form here. And it listed Malaysia in it.