Its a 35 f/1.4G.

Btw, if its a cheap japan UV filter, I would ditch it. Why buy such good lens and use crappy filter which is make the quality worse? (or in some cases, bad)

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Added on September 10, 2011, 10:12 amUnless of course if you consider Hoya HD as 'cheap japan UV filter' then its different story

This post has been edited by celciuz: Sep 10 2011, 10:12 AM

the manual alwys in the bag n phone..tq for the advise

The best book/sifu is that manual book..
Why bother asking; when everything is there kan?

Get super manja with ur camera; don't let ur imagination stops u.. Click, change settings, anything.. Its yours btw!

Is Tama UV filter....idk how the quality, but will find it out soon....if effect picture quality or flare....will get better 1..... since is free gift....didn't expect the quality even is Japan filter... xD

LOL, I will only trust either Hoya HD or B+W XS-Pro for such lens.

my first attempt

OT:
not bad what, but another question, does this thing can fill your stomach?
how much price for that food?
looks i will hungry back after 1 hour.

to be honest, is quite full or enough. at first, it looks small portion for me but it's quite filling when i finished it. 4 hours past and im still not yet hungry

more and more addicted to my d5100 especially the image quality..

now awaiting sandisk 16gb class 10 to be delivered and hunting for Crumpler 5MDH bag

got volume of 3 packs of maggie ?
crumpler bag... beside go to SG, where else can get with fair price...thinking wan get as well... wan look something like sling bag or looks not like camera bag at all to camouflage .

anyway shoot more with yer D5100.

This post has been edited by Agito666: Sep 10 2011, 01:22 PM

need to start "RTFM"(Unix language) to know more the settings especially ISO and exposure..

is there any lens that good for taking food picture? looking below RM600

EDIT: i will be getting this http://www.aliexpress.com/store/800061/210...ra-Bag-RED.html
it's not genuine but the RRP for this is $AUD120. so the fake one will do for me

This post has been edited by hihihehe: Sep 10 2011, 01:26 PM

hmm..how about a nice creamy 35mm F/1.8?

how much how much?

hehe noob here ... OEM and original beside the price difference, what else is not same ?

35mm f/1.8? i got it with rm750 that time before 50mm f/1.8G come out. now should a lot cheaper..
maybe you are interested with DX marco lens too

Wo I really have no idea which to go with >< can anyone recommend me a good zoom lens below rm2000?

btw, d5100 body easy to get scratch? i worried my fingernails will scratch the body

Particle is on the front element, not at the rear element. Beside rear element doesn't move during focusing, its those in the middle. Particle were coming from inside itself, prone to happen to zoom lens. Friend's 70200 IS also have this.

What range are you looking at?

Its tougher than you expect, but still try to take good care of it.

will get scratch one but no need worry because it was made to scratch with fingers?

Hello Nikonians,

I am considering D7000 and am putting a lot of priority over weight and image quality. I don't want something that is heavy as I will be bringing this camera for hiking trip most of the time. Is there any good, cheap and light lens to recommend to pair together with this D7000?

Then d7000 kit lens is good already my fren

Hmm I don't know. I've been to Nikon center at BTS and the rubber seal of the 18-105 has came off. I am a bit skeptical about it. Anyway thanks for the recommendation. Do you think of any nice primes for a good combo?