google "valley" then see back what i quote XD

he is

Eh upgraded liao ar ?
I thought he last time like using no-in-body-motor dslr
now all rich here, get d7k, sb900... me left nothing

aldo bought d7k ed? so rich oh

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Added on May 27, 2011, 10:23 amDamn, its friday again. thx agito remind me

This post has been edited by junior5417: May 27 2011, 10:23 AM

i still using same body what
still D70s


This post has been edited by Agito666: May 27 2011, 10:25 AM

Me where got sb900? I am using white color torch only lor, hahaha..
Yup been almost a month using d7k u lagi rich lah using FX body.. worrr


this one kah? confusing.


where got rich people sold his lens?

http://www.crumpler.com/AU/Camera-Bags/Cam...U=MDH001-B00P60

http://www.crumpler.com/AU/Camera-Bags/Cam...U=MDH001-T01P60

Which one nicer?

I prefer the 1st link, with beech/black color and I love brow/gunmetal/orange color. I prefer more color rather than a black one, as I've seen a lot of my friends using 'non-black' Crumpler and I like them.. Too bad, budget constraint, cant afford



If you have 3k, why not getting a D90?

that kelby training one conducted by joe mcnally...
should go check out the others...maybe u go mad
http://www.kelbytraining.com/instructors/joe-mcnally.html

How bout this??



p/s: over exposed..

This post has been edited by KIEN18: May 27 2011, 11:04 AM

got over ar? i feel normal...maybe over a bit bit, but still okay what XD

This post has been edited by Agito666: May 27 2011, 11:07 AM

is there any 5100 w/ bundle 18-105 package in malaysia?

its not just body

but then his lens also cost 1k plus right?

I think D5100is better than D90, right?
D90 has better view finder and has more speed.
Other than that, D5100 is better.

ya, you are right, even D3100 some performance is on par or better than D90...just lack of control only.
so D5100 needless to say, it is on almost par with D7000

right? correct me if i m seriously wrong

no i think

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Added on May 27, 2011, 11:48 am^NO!!! d5100 cant win d7000. LOL..
I butthurt.. haha

This post has been edited by junior5417: May 27 2011, 11:48 AM

hehe...
too bright...

i mean "almost on par"... like iso performance i think is almost same with D7000 right?... or something... burst shot sure cant la... control wise also cant la of course...
not sure the noise handling performance.......

Don't worry, you will slowly discover more and improve as you PP; just take care not to over-PP, and try to view the picture in different types of monitor and so on; unless maybe your monitor/lcd already been calibrated.

You can actually select multiple photo and sync the adjustment settings, and then touch up those that requires further touch up. You can also compare with the original picture to see the changes, etc; You can also try auto-tone and see the differences, but auto-tone may not work well for all photos.
Increasing certain values can introduce more noise (or make it more visible), and also darken the photo, changing the skin tone colour, etc. (You might want to zoom in 1:1 to see more clearly the differences)
Example: Contrast; too much contrast can make it unnatural; You might not notice it sometimes, but what you can do is, let other take a look, or review back the picture again after some time, etc.

Anyway, good luck and enjoy your flash experience. Hope you will have great fun and hopefully the result will amaze you.


No idea, not yet launch I think.
After G3, will be GF3 and GH3, GH3 being the high end model (and most expensive)


No problem bro; I think you can try consider fork out more for a better body with more controls, like the D90 or even better, the D7000; because if you're serious in learning DSLR, you'll eventually want the controls instead of using, changing the settings much like a digital camera with some controls...

Anyway, it's best for you to try those models first; you can actually go and try it out at Nikon Berjaya Times Square; The D90 and D7000 is a bigger body, better grip, the controls are very useful, etc.

Personally, I would "recommend' those bodies cause it's not worth upgrading later on (which if you get serious, it's just a matter of time). To me, those entry level like D3100 or D5100, is more like targeted to those who want a DSLR performance, but want easy to use and control, without worry too much about settings, at the same time, they can slowly advance and move forward (if they decided to). Thus, those entry levels, have many in-menu guides, tutorials, etc and settings using menu like digital camera.

Just my cheap 2 shutter clicks.

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Added on May 27, 2011, 12:19 pmMore... and it's not just 1 lens

Actually, it makes the skin tones looks nicer; The background maybe overexpose, but the subject is expose better, the subject might like their skins is bright

This post has been edited by Andy214: May 27 2011, 12:19 PM