cat's eyes bokeh looked just like cats eyes... like this

pointed at both oval ends

haha.. of coz on my D700 and 50mm f/1.4 AiS 

lemme check.. if can find any sample from my D300.. got or not cat eyes 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 pm
nah

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..

Hehe boasting mar then can get new lens lolz 

16-35 F/4 VR... together with 70-200 will be perfect for me, i don't miss the 35-70 range 

Well this is just for me, as i found out i always need the extra range for portraits... Most of the time i will be using my 70-200 anyway, the WA is just for few of the shots 

me also like that...no mid range.. but dont hav 70-200 la.. oni got cheapo 70-210

Nikon 24-85mm F2.8-4 also not bad, its under 2k

if dat lens underrated.. my 70-210, superunderrated? 

oh ya wan to ask for who shooting in shopping complex...can meh? i mean last time when you bring DSLR in let's say KLCC, they wont dun allow you in meh?

also now the people will run away when you shoot them? (or did you use tele lens ? )

24-85 is a good lens la.
Under rated ? You play before or not

if dat lens underrated.. my 70-210, superunderrated? 

underrated meaning the price should be higher than what it is.
because it is very good. 
I was reviewing underrated lens on Google few days ago. and there it was.
I don't think you get what I said.

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Added on February 12, 2011, 2:07 am
that means the lens is worth more than the price.

Sorry. Though you say the lens is bad
I don't trust review. I trust my eyes when I play with it

Google it?

that should do it

Correct

Calibrating your lens is simple. First, find a suitable static target to focus on. With both eyes open, adjust your camera so that one eye is looking through the viewfinder. Focus your lens at your target as you normally would.

Now, with both eyes open and focused on your target, slowly rotate your zoom ring until your image is sharp and your eyes no longer feel strained. Refocus your lens if necessary and repeat the procedure. You will get to a magic point where your focus and depth perception are “normal”.

At this point, you should be able to remove and replace your camera from your eye with no apparent change in your target. Your lens is now calibrated to your eye. You can optionally create a small mark on your zoom ring that corresponds to the mark on the body. Later on, when you need a “normal” lens, just rotate your zoom ring to that mark, and voila.

Read more: http://www.digital-photography-school.com/...e#ixzz1DjE50A9U

usually higher end bodies have microadjustment/AF fine tuning..by that u can try out ur focusing is correct onot. if got rajin, the whole day can try from +20 drop 1 by 1 to -20

duno if entry level bodies got this feature onot. but usually its kinda important for those who do macrowork. and usually 3rd party lenses oni have this back/front focusing issue. dont know if normal nikkor lenses got onot.

guys, if i were to replace my kit lens 18-55 with a tight budget :
1. strictly below 1.5k
2. strictly below 2k
what would u guys suggest me to get for each category above?

i plan to get an all-in-one/walkabout lense in the coming months (funding! haha). sometimes lazy to bring so many lenses and change it on the go.
wide + tele. macro & VR feature is a big plus!

<1.5k :: sigma 18-200 (new) / sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 (used) ?
<2.0k :: nikkor 18-200 vr1/vr2 (used) / nikkor 16-85 (new)?

*however i feel 70mm or 85mm kinda limited sometimes, cant zoom much though it is a slightly better zoom than my kitty lens. huhu.

as stated in my siggy, currently owns: d3100 + 18-55mm + 35mm f1.8g + nissin di622 mkII
thanks!

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Added on February 13, 2011, 12:38 pm
is tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD any good ah? ... that one has got new motor inside . looks yummy
http://www.tamron.com/en/photolens/di_II_a...n_one/b008.html

Anyone know a good lens for close up shots?
(And i mean really close up)

35mm 1.8 is a cheaper solution for u since u using d60 but 50 is way better of course, u dont have to get so close to a model in portrait shoot u know

Guyz! 18-200mm GOOD???? thinking to get one. second hd also can... now 18-105mm with my fren, thinking want to sell it off......