I remember that time drop until RM4250 then out of stock, after that heard ppl got it at RM4k

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Taken with D300s & Tamron 1750.

currently wat's d best street price for 16 -35 F4 & 85mm 1.4G ar...?

this is poison
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1780905

even with that price i still nid to wait 1yr to have d cash >.<

Don't know how to say lah but typical malay wedding shot ,I think portraiture or group potrait

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Added on March 6, 2011, 10:47 pmAs the wedding is a typical malay wedding do I still need flash?and about the 50 mm is it worth it for 200 coz it cz lens,btw with 20-200mm what can I do with it

This post has been edited by Irfan2397: Mar 6 2011, 10:47 PM

i recommend flash cos it has universal usage which helps whichever lens u r using, its useful oso even outdoor during daytime
as for 50mm, if u r shooting group portrait or couple portrait where they r going to pose nicely for u, then manual focus wont b a problem, but for candid shots u may miss some good moments
20-200 will b useful as all-in-1 lens, u can take group pics with wide angle n zoom in for candid moments oso

ur choice

If I've not tried the 24mm at BTS one... I might grab this .

got 20-200 meh?

Nice to see, nice to touch.
Once "broke" , considered sold

The same seller who sold me his D3s and 24-70. Even offered me the 24(your link) the other night but I declined. Too much glass in one night later I will go cookoo.

This post has been edited by azrinarizz: Mar 6 2011, 11:39 PM

owh u the one bought from him ar? i was looking at his adv and think2 will cost me around £2500 body only. but if i add another £1500 can but s2000 here already so think2, better buy in malaysia it may be 'cheaper' in ma head. but not so fast la...oni poisoning myself when got nothing to do lolz

The 80-200mm or 70-200mm is considered moderate telephoto with moderate weight. With proper technique, you should be able to get sharp shots. Heck, I was using D70 with the 80-200mm f/2.8 and never felt the need to get the latest and greatest 70-200mm f/2.8 VR. With better high ISO Nikon cameras nowdays, it should not even be a problem. Of course if you have the means, no problem getting the best but it's not always necessary.

Where did you hear this? The fact that you need to use higher than 1/125 shutter speed (even for VR ??) tells me that it's a user problem than the lens itself despite the fact that super zooms are never good at their most tele end.

High ISO is always at the expense of reduced colour contrast and dynamic range. Of course that effect is greatly reduced when the sensor is from the D700/D3/D3s.

Good luck. Yeah, with some discipline, you can make it work. Speaking of monopods, I've been to fashion shows and people with 70-200mm VR and IS lenses still use the monopod. Why? Because is heavy especially if you're using external flash.

Nothing wrong with selling. It's called progression. Sometimes one does not need to sell to get the latest and greatest.

Besides, you're talking about Nikon glass. Not Sigma / Tamron.

Desmond at Pudu should have the two touch, no?

Congrats. Good price. It's a very nice bump from D40 surely. The first thing to notice is the focus and camera response snappier.

I remember buying mine at 5k if I'm not wrong. I guess I too will stick with it and use it as a back up.

rm 3950 for 1635
rm 4600 for 85

I got it for just above rm2k. Really good deal.

just try clean with alcohol...
and clean the rust on the hotshoe with sharp metal...

looks like u didnt or cant read properly, i said "if u need high shutter speeds of at least 1/125 etc in low light", with respect to shooting events like dances / concerts etc where ppl obviously do not stay still...whereas if i had a constant 2.8 i can get 2 stops of ISO.

I believe it's a known common problem. The hot shoe becomes loose over time.

Your original message was too concise. Now I understand.

Desmond? from YL Camera izzit?

Dang that's a good price

Where to get Benro monopods around KL? Is it available nearby Putrajaya or Puchong?