eh i was there on friday (yesterday)
i go talk to the astro video guy and he let me in to the photographers/videographers section. lol

hi guys,

actually now im interested with videography as well,
so is it advisable to upgrade to d90 from my current d60?

how many loves recording with dslr?

This post has been edited by den: Mar 19 2011, 05:24 PM

Hi guys, I just noticed there's a line going down vertically from my focusing box. If the focus box is on the left then the line goes horizontally left same goes with the right side..
Anyone notice this or there's some defect on mine? the line will only appear once the camera is switched on and with the focus box.
btw, i notice this after getting my camera back from Nikon for servicing..

perhaps i'll see u there next yr.
the weather recently so nice for sleeping

tmr already will probably be too crowded at the front.

Why not go for D7000? Got Full HD, bigger megapixel camera (compared to D90), magnesium alloy body.

I'm still new to videography.

just slide until u like it

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Added on March 19, 2011, 6:44 pmd90 video quite sux and i feel there is too much limitation. later i post some of the result of my collection. now quite busy la to upload

This post has been edited by Isepunye: Mar 19 2011, 06:44 PM

Not recommended, better go for D3100 or D7000, because D90 can't AF while recording and the focusing speed on Live View also slow. Best of all, D3100 and D7000 are Full HD.

Me me, I love doing recording, hate it that D90 can't AF while recording. Now thinking to go for D7k after using D90 for 1 month

D3100 auto AF while recording not so precise also. sometimes can run run also.
go for D7000 and give it a try

That "run run" part can be nice too you know, because of the bokeh-ness

Yup. Agreed. MF gives a more artistic feel to the video. AF makes your video looks like it's being shot with a Handycam.

This post has been edited by geekster129: Mar 19 2011, 07:43 PM

video is much more demanding in terms of focusing as compared to a still photo. still photos can afford to have a couple of misfocused frames in the middle of a burst shot, but video doesn't have the luxury unless you're talking amateur video lah where anything goes

the "run run" focus is nice to have as an ease-in/out transition but having the autofocus misfocusing in the middle of recording... ugh imo not very nice.

That's why Hollywood already have AF in cameras since many many decades ago. It's called the focus puller.

Dammit, hujan at my place now.
Planning to go some place further with some friends to get some moon shots. Destination need 1 hr drive at least.

Raining night with some Japanese food.
Takoyaki (たこ焼き)

they even invented a auto storage system called clapper loader. you will never worry about running out of space

may i know the timetable for supermoon? its kinda hard to get a reliable source...

Yeah I want to know too. Malaysian time

i don't intend to be professional, but record video of places i travel.. then edit... then upload to youtube only

3100 still ok, 7000 like quite expensive.
also i cant use back the same lens i used for d60 right?

Midnight onwards.

I see.

Just now I developed a raw image and then exported to JPEG. Now when I reloaded the Adobe Lightroom, the "edit" I had done for the image already gone? How do I retrieve it by any chance? Do I need to "save" or anything after I had done the adjustment?

Thanks