I using Bagman L size.
The build quality is grade OK lah since you pay what u use.
but if u have tight budget but need plenty space of camera bags space, the bagman are consider good choice

p/s: dont judge the bags by its price. sometimes, it more better that expensive one


*sometimes lah. not most of the time

i used to think that. but then i tried a friend's domke bag. worth every penny i don't have

guess we won't know how good it is until we've used it

mind to share how to crop it to make it nicer?
not lazy la bro but. don't know. hahaha

that is ISO 3200. pretty good I suppose. Yeah I sold of mine. Later might grab 1 again. either when phottix come out with D3100 BG or upgrade body. hahaha

i use kata 33in1.. i put all my stuff in there.. haha... from laptop, dslr, shirts, lens, filter...

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this is the best i can crop since u chopped out the hand already..

At 3200 ISO its pretty good for a crop sensor.

aldosoesilo : i spot a dust on ur sensor... or is it my eyes prob?

how to compare with D90 3200 noise? haha

if the hand is already chopped, then crop off the hand and go tighter.
this way also u get rid of the irritating guy in the background.

nicer

Haha...yeah, surprisingly enough to fit my d90 (with a smaller bag), my flash, another lens and a netbook. Free bag rulz!

thanks for the tips..

most of the time i use a lowepro passport sling, brand new around RM230, its just enough for body + 1 moderate lens.
u can put another lens in but outside the padded internal area.

Since my sling bag clip broke last week, my crumpler muffin top full backpack will be my primary camera bag now. Still need to find a replacement sling though

Kata Bumblebee 222 ultra light, good bag?

City of Kuala Lumpur at Night by calvin_gsc, on Flickr

Shooting location: Here

This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Feb 16 2011, 11:41 PM

nice picture bro...
great for my eyes tonight...
hehehe...

This post has been edited by kakisemut: Feb 16 2011, 11:51 PM

Not saying good or bad ISO performance, just that previously you mentioned you notice NO noise/grain and cannot tell difference with ISO 100. Now, this picture at this size, the noise/gain is noticeable and you can see it affected some of the details; Not that I'm complaining or anything, I'm just highlighting because of what you mentioned before.

As for the noise, most important is to get a properly exposed picture; If you're limited to the aperture and shutter speed, then you have no choice to increase the ISO (unless you use flash); it's better than if you underexpose, which will be worst.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Feb 16 2011, 11:51 PM

nice~! almost same with roy zakaria shoot. are u frens?

This post has been edited by Isepunye: Feb 16 2011, 11:51 PM

never use compact flash before, is a 30mb/s compact flash good enough?