I have noob question.

can some1 teach me how to get these kind of color? (Old fashioned)
will color balance solve this one? if it is can teach me how?

I heard from my friend who is very good in photography he told me if every brand has their own color tone I couldn't really get it.
so please do tell me the color difference between Nikon, Canon and Sony system. Example provided is better

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1637184
it is RM 3400.

This lens was recommended by another friend of mine instead of taking the kit lens. He doesn't recommend me to go for the kit lens if I'm looking to be in photography for long term.
Perhaps I would be able to pack one out with the D7000 body + 35mm 2.0. Anyway, I have always wish I could make myself more understand, why many people actually recommending the 35mm 2.0 than the 35mm 1.8, 50mm 1.8 or the 18-105mm 3.5~5.6 kit?
I probably skip these two for the time being as it'll definitely exceeding my budget

More info bout this?

my housemate back from cny break and got himself new SB900 and 55-200 omggg i is jeles with SB900 lol

Hi Andy, appreciate and thanks for remembering and mentioning out that I'm actually did mentioned I'm into videography as well

Yeah, I still wanted to do videography with my soon-to-be D7000. However, thing changed slightly when my friend couldn't wait for me next month to purchase together and he dragged me out to settle his today. So, he bought the kit lens

After playing a while with the kit lens, I'm not trying to be offending... but somehow I feel the 18-105 doesn't suits what I'll be looking to be taking for whatever in my plan. Food, portrait and happenings. Initially I opted for 18-105 kit because of the videography purpose, but hell yeah, since my friend and I will be indulging into this hobby together, might as well I get a prime and can swap whenever needed. Which hence, I brought up the initial recommended 50mm and 35mm respectively and there goes the story. Anyway, this idea actually started at the shop when the sales guy doesn't recommend me to get high-end filter for the kit lens as he mentioned I'll change it away very soon and wasted the 67mm. He suggested me only to get high-end filter for long-term lens which mostly the prime lenses.

I apologize sincerely for being the root of havoc between edwardgsk and you. Both your opinions sounded well and I had them both absorbed
Thanks KTCY for the explanation, I'm more considering the 35mm f/2 now since it fit my budget but not the 50mm f/1.4G yet
Noted

u also new camera user? u all everything needs to worry..ermm.. just shoot and be happy. as long the result is nice.. dont care the setting and gear la..

Sweat , check my previous post thanks !

LOl , i never think my dslr too fragile

Read before post.

I am not flaming thanks , just want to make it clear , kam sia

Yea with viewfinder as well...

http://www.digitalrev.com/en/latest-news-o...12-article.html
D4 (replaces Nikon D3S)
Sensor size 36.0 x 23.9mm Full Frame FX format
Sensor type CMOS sensor
Sensor resolution 16.2 megapixels
ISO Sensitivity ISO 200 to ISO 12800 (Extendable to 102400)
Continuous Burst Speed 9fps (11fps in DX mode)
Focus System Multi-CAM 3500FX 51-point AF
Video Mode Full HD 1920x1080p (24, 25, 30, 50, 60fps) with Stereo sound & AF
LCD 3-inch (921k dots) VGA LCD

D4X (replaces Nikon D3X)
Sensor size 36.0 x 23.9mm Full Frame FX format
Sensor type CMOS sensor
Sensor resolution 24.5 megapixels
ISO Sensitivity ISO 200 to ISO 6400 (Extendable to 25600)
Continuous Burst Speed 5fps (7fps in DX mode)
Focus System Multi-CAM 3500FX 51-point AF
Video Mode Full HD 1920x1080p (24, 25, 30, 50, 60fps) with Stereo sound & AF
LCD 3-inch (921k dots) VGA LCD
 

Well finally had a chance to hold D7000 earlier today and i really like the feeling. Feels alot more sturdy then D90, shutter sound also softer and the squishy shutter is nice. Also like the movie mode switch

So now begs the question, new body or new lens?