I got D90 + Battery grip, Nikon SB-900, Nikon 50mm f/1.4D & Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 VR selling off.. anyone interested?? Check out my siggy for the link..

actually helping my friend to sell it. he is wasting money to buy all these gadge but not into photography.. in the end keep in drybox only.. all those stuff still damn new..

hey guyz.. recently i've replacing my d300s screen protector.. when i remove the old screen protector i saw there dust inside the LCD screen.. knn i thought it's weather sealed? how come dust can go in one? damn dulan..

okok will try on that..

actually the dust not obvious la.. just curious why weather sealed still can go in..

do you know the rough price to service 17-55? my zoom ring seems not smooth.. thought of service ask them add some grease..

not Jalan Sampah?

great wide angle lens but not the best.. i owned this lens and sold it after a year. the CA is not that good..

hey canon user!! shuuh! shuuh! shuuh!

That's the reason I sold it off... the colour so dull...
their service not bad.. they sell many type of cheap 3rd party brand accessories..

For me I will stick with zoom lens 18-105/18-200/16-85/17-55 lens for travel. 50mm is too narrow. I would rather go for 35mm... i don't think you need flash for travel use unless indoor like having dinner or clubbing at night..

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Added on July 7, 2011, 12:07 pmI don't really like too much PP.. maybe my PC is too slow to load photoshop..

i still miss this lens.. i like the angle but not the colour..

14-24 f/2.8 will be in my whishlist now.. but look at the price!!

This post has been edited by lighter: Jul 7 2011, 12:07 PM

yes.. 18-105 is all in for landscape (might use 18-105mm), family portraits (might use 18-105), food (might use 18-105), buildings (might use 18-105). wow! it's such a great lens!

trust me.. 18-105 is very good zoom range for travel use.. rather keep your rm800 for nice food and beer!

if you can't keep the rm800 in your pocket and must spend it you may consider sb600 speedlight then..

i suggest him not to buy.. but you ask him to buy.. don't la like that...

lol... anyway.. its up to you to decide..

the difference is the zoom range and aperture... 18-200 have wider aperture at 200mm which is f/5.6..

you can compare and read the review in the website below between these 2 lenses

http://www.slrgear.com/reviews/showcat.php/cat/13

can show exif data?

You should use faster shutter speed and lower aperture example f/11.. the shutter speed should be at least 1/400

Kenko, Hoya and Tokina are same company call THK. The reason why Kenko is cheaper because it is in different range.. same like Toyota and Lexus

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C&C are welcome..

done this shooting last weekend.. C&C are welcome..

i'm still not used to it.. previously was using d90 and recently got d300s from my friend.. he hardly use the shutter still fresh.. my camera will shake when i press the shutter.. lol.. have to get use to it..