Before all these G and N lenses, people still make amazing and great photos. So, don't let the technology hold you back. It was suppose to help and make things easier and better, BUT not holding someone back or... how do I put it... too dependent and not learning... Just like nowadays there're many tools to ease many work, but it's meant to cut down and ease the work and achieve better result, not intended for people to neglect and ignore the skills.

Sincerely speaking, how many people can tell FROM Picture alone, what lens is used, what aperture, etc? If there is a photo taken with 50mm f/1.4G vs 50mm f/1.8D, can anyone actually differentiate and tell by merely looking at the picture alone?

Hi I'm new to photography, what's the difference between D90 and D5000? I've compared the two but the specs seems the same. And does the body matter more or is it the lens that is more important? thanks so much =)

Lens matter more and the difference between d90 and d5000 is the versatile button on d90 and d5000 have swivel screen CMIIW

No offense but what's the difference between you and them?



This post has been edited by vikingw2k: Apr 26 2011, 09:20 AM

So you're not seeing that instead of the photo... cause on my side I'm able to see the photo that's why was wondering what's the Katak Beku referring to Thanks for the clarification.

Thought you mentioned her expression like katak beku

any shortcut to change which picture control too choose? Standard, vivid, landscape

wta.. D7000 vs D300s which one is better? and the cheepo price for D7000 [body/kit] and D300s can found is?

Use the Fn button

Sifu-sifu, need help, what's the solution to remove dead pixels?

hold fn and turn the dial?

hi scotty.. Fill flash would be nice, or you can use another metering mode like spot or center. anyway are you using matrix metering for this one?

lens matter more in term of output where as camera for convenient. like better AF system, better metering system, more focus point, more agronomic, higher ISO capability.
lens affect color and capability to use certain aperture as well as the focal length.
good luck for your purchase

This post has been edited by aldosoesilo: Apr 26 2011, 10:13 AM

Can anyone answer my question?

This post has been edited by KIEN18: Apr 26 2011, 10:11 AM

Press info -> change? You sure wanna the Fn button for it? Fn button can be used for something more useful.

I would go for the D7000. The sensor alone is why I would go for it, plus the body isn't too 'entry level' either with magnesium and weather sealing.

1. PP
2. Send back to Nikon to do pixel mapping

either live with it or PP ...

erm, bro...mapping need few days to done?
cause i heard from my friend that, the dead pixels will get more and more due to slow shutter speed? is it?

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Added on April 26, 2011, 10:26 amactually can leave it...
but just worry that the dead pixel will get more...worrying...

This post has been edited by KIEN18: Apr 26 2011, 10:26 AM

hmm, i tot there is a special function for d7k. what function you set on the fn button?

I was actually looking for a real frozen frog in the picture of the girl.

It will get more, pixels will die sooner or later due to highlights or something. Its normal.

so is it just leave it?
or need to send back to nikon?

Anybody know the back focus cause by lens or body itself? Because i'm using my friend body still have the same problem.
And if i sent to service center to calibrate? how much it will charge and how long will take? Time Square Service Center can do it rite?
Me and my fren using D90.

Already checked at BTS service center, no problem.
No believe and print a chart to check, confirm ok.

This post has been edited by hihi: May 23 2011, 11:55 AM