actually there is... you cant capture sharp photos with low MP right? But skill is much more important...

Actually, it is easier to capture sharp images with low MP, because with higher MP you need better lens for it.

Take 18200 for example, it looks ok on D90/D300s 12MP sensor, but looks soft on D7000's 16MP sensor.

i stand corrected then.. but i meant like below 10MP ones like D80 and others thanks for sharing though.. never knew about that o.o

i stand corrected then.. but i meant like below 10MP ones like D80 and others thanks for sharing though.. never knew about that o.o

Your eyes something wrong, can clearly see the eyes is sharply in focus 

i know, i jz joking that look like focused on ahem only 

Actually, it is easier to capture sharp images with low MP, because with higher MP you need better lens for it.

Take 18200 for example, it looks ok on D90/D300s 12MP sensor, but looks soft on D7000's 16MP sensor.

Camera Raw automatically run when you open RAW files.

Err, I didn't install it. It came with my Photoshop hmm.

Given D40 with proper settings you can get sharp images of course

huhu sharp enough? using 18-55mm non-VR version and magnifying glass for cheap macro alternative 


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currently only mah, not permenant 
when?
no need la, sharing is free 1 
issit jz me or i felt that d focused point is somewhere below the face? 

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then fill in d card with d fake date on d fake receipt
theoretically u can have unlimited warranty until u fill it then limit 1 yr frm that fake date lor

Lol 

so naisss   

errr... for HDR.. Do I need different exposures or just one photo and use HDR toning in CS5 can adi?

either 1 also can I think but to get a good result, I do think that getting a different exposure is somewhat better.

ok but with different exposure one, how do i make hdr?

google for Photomatix