how about the power? is it strong enough for ceiling bouncing?

nice use of flash,  off shoe wan ?

Guys.. This month I am thinking to buy my first flash. and my option goes to SB-600. What do you think about SB-600?

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Added on May 31, 2011, 11:14 amI saw this one in joemcnally blog. and feel like sharing it.
Amazing!

if u want to use it for events & large halls or weddings i would recommend that u get the SB-900 straight bro ... i am changing mine soon also ...

Yeap, off flash. No choice cause it was after sunset. If pump ISO the feel is kinda crappy No mood to the photo.


Example if no flash... taken by another photographer present there.
This is what differentiates Joe and other common photographers! Thanks for sharing, nice one.

seriously you are selling yours or keeping it?
Yes. Looking at those creative photographer, makes me wanted to dedicate to photography even more.
their picture got feel eh. Not like mine =(

Shooting apa kat mana?
Well, I always resize the photos to 720px before I upload them. Hmm... photo quality does degraded, however it's very minimal and usually only losing sharpness instead of gaining noise.
Thanks geekster129

I just reviewed the photos and gonna say it's just so-so only. Can't expect much from my first time shooting and without much proper practice of shooting and usage of flashgun. It's kind of interesting and fun as always need to adjust the flash head when taking photo . Gotta push myself a little more to do more shooting to gain more skills and experience. Really need all the gurus here tunjuk ajar sikit

BTW, if I'm to look for one decent lens to cover up wedding photography, which one could it be? I remember I read a lot of people recommending 70-200 from this forum. However, in tight area like the place I shoot last weekend, 70-200 even on FX will be very limited as the place is small, perhaps 24-70 then? What would you guys recommend for my next target to get?

For my experiences.. it better to use the EN-EL15 Li-ion Battery. it will more efficiency...

getting an additional SB-900 ... gonna keep the SB-600 for some CLS later on ...   

But in the net, rumors that MB-D11 with AA batteries increases the Continuous High shooting rate to 7fps? Hows the system battery indicator with AA??

back from cameron highlands! man.. amazing place... love the people and exotic flora and fauna there... the weather wasn't very friendly to my nose though.. haha
anyway, wanna spammm

Shoot started late due to MUA slow

Had to use flash since sun already set and sucks if I use ISO to compensate >_<

BTW, if I'm to look for one decent lens to cover up wedding photography, which one could it be? I remember I read a lot of people recommending 70-200 from this forum. However, in tight area like the place I shoot last weekend, 70-200 even on FX will be very limited as the place is small, perhaps 24-70 then? What would you guys recommend for my next target to get?

LRt okay what... i hate KTM only....
OMG where is hot chicks photo? 

hey guys! before i bought a 3rd party timer remote control, i would like to double check on which model suits my nikon d7000? ML3? N3?

Hope you guys could help me to choose from this page. Cheers

http://shop.ebay.com.au/i.html?LH_AvailTo=...14.l1581&_pgn=2

and a wireless remote control as well 

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...T#ht_3539wt_977

Plan to get it to shoot some star trails and night landscape photog 

hurm, wondering if i can put some thread or something here just as growth planning for my photography?

place where people can critics and comment there..

For D7000, wireless remote control is ML-L3 and remote control would be MC-DC2. Refer to the code would be fine.

Not bad. Keep up the good work. 
Nice one.
You have already answered your own question. The 24-70mm f/2.8 will be nice for wedding on FX.

its going to be another street outing ... venue to be confirmed but the time is most probably around 5pm ...

Thanks bro!

Guys.. This month I am thinking to buy my first flash. and my option goes to SB-600. What do you think about SB-600?

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Added on May 31, 2011, 11:14 amI saw this one in joemcnally blog. and feel like sharing it.
Amazing!

Tighter lens is good if you're trying to isolate your subject, especially when you're shooting the bride, and showing her dress, and the accessories.

Wider lens is good when you want to add in more context to your shots, sometimes you may want to include the guests into the frame or the background in a particular scene that you can tell a bigger picture on what was happening in the frame. It can add some drama to your shots as well.

hurm, wondering if i can put some thread or something here just as growth planning for my photography?

place where people can critics and comment there..