Yeah, this is the 2nd time I mentioning to you that D7000's BG, the MB-D11 is Made in China and also the 2nd time you mentioning that you thought it's Made inThailand like the MB-D10

This post has been edited by vearn27: Aug 14 2011, 01:30 PM

Sorry suffering from short term memory . To me, Nikon manufacturing are always Japan --> Thailand --> China... didn't expect D7000's grip to be from China instead of Thailand.

orait tq, i have surveyed the price at alor setar the cheapest price that i get is rm580, izzit ok that price?

Sounds like its the original Nikon , I'm not too sure what's the price like going for a MB-D11. As long the price is too cheap to be true, then you need to start confirming if it is genuine or not.

Haha , maybe we can go out shooting somewhere dude..
They say the 'i-city' clone infront of Masjid Zahir is a good start...

yeah its ori i think, wanna search at garagesale 1st if get below that price wanna get from it

are u from alorsetar? haha icity infront of Masjid Zahir kinda boring to me, i think around 7-10 trees only. hehe

At that kinda price it should be original. Even the MB-D10 is going for about RM670~ if RM300+ then it might be the counterfeit.

Shashinki is selling the MB-D11 at RM499 (Source: http://shashinki.com/shop/nikon-mbd11-mult...ra-p-6592.html)

I bought mine for RM450 from Yannick last time. Need it kinda urgently, therefore didn't survey much for its price and picked from Yannick since he can deliver nearby

Hi,

I'm thinking of getting a sigma 70-200 ll apo ex dg macro f2.8 for my d90.
Will this be a better choice? Suitable for my d90? Need some advises

Yannick so far is reliable for me at least . My D700 + MB-D10 bought from him. Saturday went to KLIMS10 with D90+85G, got pissed off. Monday morning called him up, ready stock terus deal for D700+MB-D10. Then my friend happen to be in KL de bring it back for me xD. Woots~

If you need the 70-200mm range, of course this is suitable

yannick is one sold battgrip oso? i saw only filter thread from him, need to search again. kinda cheap compare to alorsetar. huhu

Sometime I wonder how you guys manage to splash out a big amount of money just like that

Anyway, where and how much you got your 70-200 VRII?

He's selling quite a lot of stuff but didn't advertise all. Just give him a call and tell him what you need, see if he could work it out

I got my unit from J-One Amcorp Mall, RM6950. Stock was limited at the time I purchased, lots of places ran out of stock ._.

And correct, Yannick sells almost everything The other day I ask his quote for 50mm f/1.8G, RM720... zzz...

itz been a while since the last time i masuk lyn.... hi, guys... newbie reporting in.... =)

Like I mentioned, the gel does not give exact WB during shoot. It makes the WB on the subject and the surroundings WB as close as possible. After that, you can tweak the WB in PP to give it more yellowish etc accordingly to your liking.

Great that Nikon took care of your problem.

You never updated your firmware?

Whoa... Get the latest and greatest version.

That's front focus. Not Ford Focus.

Me heheh XD....RAW files give me more choice to process my photos:P

Same Same here newbie of the newbie reporting in

You two are like orang tua of this thread la... aiseh! Don't act like newcomer je~!

didnt see the need to update the firmware as it fixes nothing that i use

LOL I have 3 lenses that cover 24mm.

Actually, even pro ones like the 24mm f/1.4 and 35mm f/1.4 ain't the fastest focusing lens. They still misfocus in low light and when used with non-cross type AF sensors.

You fly all the way to KL just to try out the 24mm f/1.4?

Agreed. The thin DoF and background blur is very surreal for wide angle. Price also very surreal.

Like Nike says, Just Do It.

Hyperfocal distance is a distance when focused at, all objects at distances from half of the hyperfocal distance out to infinity will be acceptably sharp.

Taking 18mm and f/8 as an example, the hyperfocal distance of that lens on a D7000 is 6.7 feel from where you are. If you get the camera to focus 6.7 feet from where you are, subjects that are from 3.35 feet in front of you (half the 6.7 feet) to infinity will be acceptably sharp.

If you're in doubt about DoF with different lenses and at different focal lengths, look it up here;

http://www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html

You must be a pro now.

*went to check my piggy bank*, its on a diet at the moment Not fat enough for a 24 f/1.4G lol!