Hahaha... ya lor.. but at first I have to collect pro lenses.
thanks for the input anyway. CNY is coming BUY BUY BUY

go grab nissin di622

if I have 8k I will grab d7000 (body) + 50mm 1.8 + tammy 1750 + and lastly sigma 70200

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Added on January 31, 2011, 2:50 amyeah it is compatible. Check on Google for the difference I myself didn't memorized that

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Jan 31 2011, 02:50 AM

I didn't own it yet, however I do think to grab it soon. well the option is either siggy 50mm or tamron 1750 or just cover the other area of mine with siggy 70200.
a lot of doubt still.

however I heard a lot of forumer complaining about the AF in tammy.
IQ-wise. I like the sharpness offered by tammy. somehow different with siggy 1750.

again it's all my personal opinion.

Really? I read a blog bout person comparing 1750 tamron with 1750 Nikon.
IDK why but it seems Tamron win in the sharpness comparison. for me tamron win in term o value of money.

Guys d90 body only 2.1k SC 6k do you think it is overpriced?

^
CY do you have with you your D90?
I am thinking to grab D90 and get oldie lens like 50mm 1.8, 35mm 2, and 85mm 1.8.
and stick with it in a very long time before I get FX.

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Jan 31 2011, 11:32 AM

Yeah. do keep it? mind to sell it? low price ma? bargain lar..

If I were you I will choose the second option.

how do you know his friend using Nikon?
AMAZING!

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Jan 31 2011, 12:02 PM

very true. but I am surrounded by canon fellas
my kaki all canon o. but I manage to get some of them having touch with Nikon.

yup. most of them yeah.
The default is they will trigger the sensor cleaning before turn off and once the camera is or on.

yeah D7k got that function. not sure about D70s tough
I am totally new in DSLR.

hahaha.. Good luck bro
wishing you the best on your photography journey.

if you didn't turn it on for few weeks it won't spoil your camera but..
whether it will spoil the dry box itself IDK.

actually I DIY my own drybox.
I use normal silica gel. seems the silica gels doesn't wet out tough

I got my silica gel when I bought my wallet so I just use it put it on my dry box.

bro I didn't realize you have bought your sigma. so fast walawe.
I thought it suppose to be mid year somewhere?
aw.. sorry to hear that. No worry bro after service you will get your monster
and the next thing I know is poison from siggy 50mm

Today I decide to bring my 1855 kitty for a walk in China town somewhere.
it's been a while since I mount it on my body, if I am not mistaken the lens throne is directly replaced by my 35mm 1.8.

as the result 1855 is outstanding still a very good lens.
I will spam later.

Bro.. sorry to hear that. but I am curious is it possible for your lens to get fixed if you bring it to their service center?
if it is, no worry la bro. you can still get your monster back.
the next thing I know is poisonous photo from your siggy 50mm.

just hold on a bit. 16-85 ain't bad as with that you can do group shooting as well
be positive.
anyway I am curious why there is no back focusing issue when you test it? was it improper test conducted?

I have nissin di622 markII. interested?
I will bundle it with battery and external diffuser.

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Added on February 1, 2011, 3:26 pmI just know BTS give their body to test, I thought they only give testing for entry level up to prosumer kind of body. damn it.!
I should test every body they have then D3x. yay! hahaha

yeah the AF is quite slow but it is a very good lens still. the best you can get with 350 bucks
I'd say. of course we should take a side 50mm 1.8 prime as it serve different purpose.

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Feb 1 2011, 03:31 PM

if I were you I will buy D7k with body only. and hunt my lens later on.
yeah memory card speed affect video recording speed.

If I were you I will buy d7000 + 50mm 1.8 or 35mm 2.0 + 18-70 Nikkor or 1750 Tamron or 1850 Siggy.

Err.. I am not really sure about DSLR.
however since I am an IT-student I will elaborate the essential of memory card in IT perspective. However if you find it difficult to understand you can directly skip this part
every computer or any computerized machine is having a small built-in memory to store whatever happening before actually store it to the actual storage (the place you save your photo in this case memory card, in pc case it will be hard disk. this is called non-volatile memory the basic idea is the computer or any computerized machine can retain the information even when not powered if you want to do further research you can go here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-volatile_memory)

However it is impossible for computer to directly store it on non volatile memory as it usually has slower access rate which makes you will feel the device is dumb therefore device nowadays including PC has another memory called volatile memory reference : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volatile_memory (in PC case it will be RAM in DLSR IDK what it's called but I am sure DSLR has one as you can still store some images even you don't have the memory card, the purpose of this volatile memory is making the process is faster therefore the sequence of execution will be USER ACTION -> COMPUTER CALCULATION -> STORE in RAM -> STORE in HDD if necessary).

if you don't have the clear image of volatile and non volatile this example will give you an idea.
if I open the document and type something on my Microsoft word let say "ABC" and I didn't save it. I shut down my PC and the following day my "ABC" document lost.
it happen because I do have it in RAM so I can still see "ABC" however since RAM is volatile it doesn't store anything once you turn off the PC.
exactly the same thing happen on DSLR. Those images you captured w/o memory card will be gone once you turn it off.

however if I save it on my hard disk I can still see it later on. <- this because do save it on non-volatile memory such as hard disk..

Volatile memory is good however the main defect is it has limited amount of storage. E.g nowadays 4Gb RAM is awesome.
this makes volatile has to work together with non-volatile which can store a lot bigger number of memory. let say 2Tb HDD.


In conclusion :
'RAM' or whatsoever called in DSLR couldn't store your 10 mins movie at once.
therefore I should retain information from your sensor + lens about your recording thing (as it still go on) while it should store some information to memory card gradually before it happen to be 1 video with 10 mins length.

Therefore the speed of HDD (in DSLR case is memory card is a necessity in video recording to help the 'RAM' in DSLR stay connected with 'HDD' in DSLR w/o any delay).

again that's just what I learn trough my college life.
correct me if I am wrong.

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Feb 1 2011, 05:16 PM