@Kent Thanks you for sharing the pictures

@Bart , you can get sb-700 at 980-990 price , that what i get

KTCY Penang Road at where? Penang which part? Lebuh Chulia there izzit?I wish to pay a visit when i back

Sorry and thank for guide me

Someone can guide me in choosing len for documentary photography?
On DX
Why you say Nikon is better than Canon , you cant say like this.

Although i love Nikon and will never change to Canon , but i wont say Nikon is better than Canon. Canon is a good brand !

This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 23 2011, 09:50 AM

what size?
i just bought 52mm one , 160 ><" dunno exp or not

77mm 290

More to people documentary , thanks for guiding me and alvin

This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 23 2011, 10:13 AM

That is cheap ! lucky i just ask the price but bought the 52mm

at Melaka offer this price?

B+W XS-PRO and Hoya HD which one better? or i cannot compare like that?

Ya HD easier to clean . If optics no differences , i prefer Hoya HD

I prefer Hoya-HD

85mm RTW - ROCK THE WAY lol

Sure can ask the cost of repair. Just like you ask the price of an item before buy it it mah.

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This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 23 2011, 11:29 AM

SB-700 can get RM980-990

Yes Good

Because D5000 not Full Frame , what len u using will have to x1.5

that y 50*1.5 approximately become 75mm lo

Nope yet.

So far no battery grip for Nikon D3100 yet. You can get extra battery first mah , no worry.


He said used with body+kit

1900 that you found is already good price edi.

KTCY means the manufactures might come out the battery grip like the battery grip for Nikon 5000/D60 , using IR

This post has been edited by bbuser91: Jan 23 2011, 03:21 PM

If there is any , i will let you know. Haha

Go get SB-700 + extra battery + Sigma 50mm instead of getting battery grip first. Not necessary for it haha

Oh okay. hahaha.

Is your time to get 50mm + 24-70mm f2.8g

SB-700 GOOD ! I am going to get that one

SB-700 is lighter than SB-900

if i got budget , I would choose SB-900 over SB-700

But im on budget 1k so i choose SB-700

Yeah , If compare to weight , i prefer SB-700

Wahh 900 years old

You know hokkien?

"Beh Chao Sui Meh"?

Sure put alot preservatives

Paiseh , baru tau is dagin salai. Tradisional method.

I was thinking about that too but the photographer described 900 years old HAM lol

IMO , get len first . Battery grip is just extra accesory for you and not a must since you dont have bigger len , and you are not use to balance your dslr , it just bring you convenient while shooting in portrait only and add your battery life time.

@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

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

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