eyefi
or just go any IT store buy usb extensions.

eyefi can la.
im sure ur laptop got wifi, d7000 got extra sd slot

free most anytime.
u going for the mtv world stage?

If I recall, the USB cable is the same like any other USB cable. Just get a longer one from any IT shop.

Wah surely eyefi is waaaaay better for tehthering, don't you think so?
No need messy wires..
Haven't tried yet but I think it's a great tool (by theory)

But don't know if u can control the shutter/autofocus wiith the computer.. (On liveview mode)

course? pls dont say at nikonian academy...

Fellow Nikonians here, just wanted to get some pointers in using flashgun.

I have the Nikon SB-900 flashgun with me. All the while I have been relying on i-TTL, Even Flash and switching in between Flash Sync Speed 1/250s (Auto FP) and 1/250s. Been advised not to use the dome diffuser because it will be creating shadow. I bought the Demb Flash Diffuser Pro (DFD) altogether with my flashgun but seldom using it as I'm not sure on how to controlling the light.

Anyone here willing to share on how you use your flashgun with everyone? i-TLL as well Or perhaps Manual setting?

Hmm... but I sort of getting the idea of the rules you mentioned. Previously, I was shooting wedding dinner in a ballroom where the lighting is very poor. Then when I'm shooting the photo of group of people around a table, the background goes black as if there's no light. In a way, it can be the highlight of the participants around the table in the photo, but actually to light up the environment which is the background in my case, I'll need to step down my shutter speed. Here's where the rules of APERTURE CONTROLS FLASH EXPOSURE and SHUTTER SPEED CONTROLS AMBIENT EXPOSURE step-in

Still can't get myself used to that Manual setting method of flash utilization, relying on i-TTL to do the magic

SD9? No need lar... carrying separate boxes of 4 batteries each enough liao

Andy214 has been mentioned this a lot of times in the forum, an underexpose photo will generates more noise compared with overexposed photos.

I shoot most on Aperture Priority and only sometime on Programmed Mode. In Aperture Priority, when I wanted to step down the SS will be lowering the ISO. Vice versa when I wanted to step up the shutter speed. However, when shooting in Aperture Priority with flashgun will go slowest 1/60 only, am I right?

Still yet to be confident on using Manual mode. Anyway, did you utilize the Auto-ISO setting like setting your highest ISO and lowest SS?

The Eneelop I'm having currently sufficient of refreshing at my pace. Need not extravaganza speed. In anyway, the SB-900 heats up very fast too after blazing a few high powered shoot within a short period

Happy raya everyone! dont forget to charge your batteries (camera and flash) for tomorrow sesi fotography raya ek