4k is so tempting, the price is so close to a new 85mm f/1.4D...I think?

And also the in-camera HDR feature 
Still no in-camera panorama feature yet.

Btw, anybody care to share what's the rough price range for 105mm AF-S Micro Nikkor?

24fps is better for me. Movies are at 25fps. 60fps looks too smooth

Haha, the fro anti HDR because he want the camera technology to acheiebe HDR (High Dynamic Range) without using multiple image technique. Our eyes have high dynamic range, but the camera is still far away, but he did mentioned the D3X have higher/better dynamic range already.

I think its a nice feature to have. I don't like to follow Steve Jobs way, its better to have than don have, not like Mr. Jobs, giving excuses when its not provided, or like Nokia giving excuses for not giving auto-focus feature on the latest smartphone, giving reasons like its faster.All crap,... provide the feature and let the user to choose whether to use it or turn off the feature, not removing or not proividing the feature then giving lame excuses =P

Anyway, HDR is really a nice feature if they provide in camera as users don't have to wait until they go back and process it. I'm not a fan of those painting like HDR, I'm more into those proper HDR, where you properly expose both the foreground and background or similar to what human eyes see, or slightly better (e.g. wearing sunglass). I've used smartphones HDR feature few times, and the result is great, becuase its able to reproduce what I see, or more clear version. The result, not necessary people may know its HDR, it may look like a normal photo or with taken with filters.

Thanks for the price, actually I'm looking for NEW unit price. seems its around RM3.1K in many places?

sigma got loose rubber problem or not?

Question, anyone uses a Hoya HD CPL or a B+W CPL?

forget saw a photographer's flickr...he is damn strong...his arm is wider than a DLSR body i think... got a comment say he can use 70-300 without tripod lol. XD

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how is the HMC UV filter rating (rm 90)? good as HOYA?

wow really ? guys ! pls help me, how do i know the camera is 2nd hand or not ? im thinking of buying a new dslr nikon  still a beginner though

please help 

got offer rm750 for 35mm f/1.8 lens
HOYA HMC UV rm90
HOYA PRO1D rm 170

... tonight dilemma liao hehe... duno which 2 filter is good for me...wan to see difference... i still got my HOYA polarized filter in bag unused in bag since D70s first purchase

UV gives no difference in term of outcome.
cheapo filter will worsen the IQ by increase the amount of flare etc etc..
expensive UV filter just nice give you no reduction of IQ.

since I am poor kid  I can't afford paying for rm 200++ for no IQ reduction only.

it's gonna be difference case if compared to CPL, ND and the other type of filters which will give different outcome.

can trust ah?

now dilemma wan get filter or not...but filter also is a kind of protection right?
hmm ...protection or photo quality.....    

I kinda fainted when he mentioned use biggest aperture + 1/320s to 'freeze' moment. He didn't even mentioned about panning or panning isn't possible?

Celciuz din say cannot ><"

Celciuz meant he should mention whether how to pan or can pan in this situation or not(to those who new in sport photography)

I know how to pan. Duh.

Just find it hilarious with that person's comment haha.

My password for the Nikon Club is so weird. Sometimes can login sometimes cannot. Contains "[" too

just registered at the nikon club malaysia but when i click on the activation link they say that they are unable to validate my account ...   

this is the message i get when i click on the validation link :
Thank you for signing up with NikonClub Malaysia. However we are unable to validate your account.
Please ensure you copy and paste the entire url from your welcome email message into your browser's address bar above.

Eddy , i dont know whether passport sling can fit ur d90+battery grip+50mm or not ...hmm scare hard to zip the bag. You should try when u going to get ur 16-35mm. If okay , i help you buy at Penang ya =)

I guess you're shooting close-up with 35mm f/1.8 @ f/1.8?
If yes, the DOF is shallow, and if you move even a little the focus plane will change; To test this, you can try use AF-C, then focus on one area and hold it. If the lens re-focus, it means you moved a little and the focus plane changed. In this situation, using AF-C you might get less chance of OOF; BUt with AF-C, you can't focus and re-compose.