Got live Danbo dancing or not?

Sifu so kelakar. Nice shot there. Taken with your 5D? Next week I'll spam some other shots, you guys just wait.

You guys are talking now eh? I wanted to move along quicker somehow someone somewhere always get stuck. If not spider then it's butt or others. Even have SX 18 shot.

This post has been edited by alexlimco: Apr 27 2011, 04:06 PM

Botak really getting excited over this photography thing already.

Wah... botak, botak. You really that much into your dreams already ah? Just learn to master dry land shooting first lar. Next time we try to go street photography with N8. Sure very interesting wan as you need to go near, near to subject to take.

This post has been edited by alexlimco: Apr 27 2011, 05:16 PM

Can use to go to public swimming pool and snap underwater also kah?

Can ask Botak to retrieve it for us lor.

I totally support the trip

Nikon D3S or Canon 5DMKII.

Sifu,

You might want to consider that while walking around during the trip, a PnS would be better. For the fact the N8 would be good too for landscape shots. I'm leaving for Laos this weekend for a golfing trip and is leaving my big gun behind in favour of the PS S95. It's smaller, lighter and more transportable compared to the tua ki.

Love it. It takes much better pics at f/2.8 compared to the N8. If the N8 has better picture processing and some manual controls, then I do not have to go buy a PnS lor.

And I bought 2 extra batteries so that I'll have enough juice during the Laos trip without having to worry about running out of juice.

This post has been edited by alexlimco: Apr 27 2011, 05:49 PM

It depends on the situation. The tua ki of course is good but the N8 better for low angle shots due to it's light weight. As for the PnS, it fills the void between phone cams and tua ki lor.

Also consider the extra weight that the tua ki will put on you and it's bulk will make you tired faster than with the N8 or PnS.

Lumix GF-1 or GF-2 lor sifu. Damn nais and can change lens also.

Read this on the dpreview site about the DMC-LX5. I'm impressed.

@sklchan: Tua ki <> good photos. It's the person holding the machine that's determines the quality. Not the other way around.

And it's time for you to start v29 thread already.

Not that I have anything against the tua ki or under estimating you or your wife's ability to take good shots. Just that when I first got my DSLR I was frustrated that I can take better pics with the N8 compared to the tua ki. Ended up I had to do a lot of reading up and also attend a course on DSLR Essentials organised by Canon.

And like sifu Andy said, you'll have to bother with more things compared to the N8 and PnS. Such things like DOF vs aperture, ISO vs shutter speed, etc. Then you'll want to get better lens than the kit lens so it's spend, spend and spend. After that you decide you need macro lens, so the cycle goes on. After lens, you'll want flash gun then FF body then Hasselbald then .... you get the drift.

With a good PnS, you get all the features in one cam plus you do not have to buy extra lens for extra functions. Only thing is you need to do a bit more leg zoom compared to the super zoom lens on the tua ki.

Hope all our input to you can help you make a better and informed decision as the jump to DSLR is definitely something not to be taken lightly.

Dry leaf also can give good results lor. Go look in sifu Aspire's Flickr and you'll see what I mean.

U need special adaptor and it will affect the image quality. Better to match Canon to Canon and Nikon to Nikon.

V29 created. Continue discussion there.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...&t=1854084&st=0