I saw a lot of "red rings"

The red rings looks like 5dmk2's kit lens . 24-120 or 24-105 lol.

wait..the red ring lens or the red ring circle? kinda confuse here... xD

Sanyo eneloop. 1 year 3 mnths

lol.
and one guy there with the led light on his hotshoe is most likely taking video of the chick.
just press his face close against dslr so ppl cannot see his lcd

Everytime I see... I cannot stop laughing at the model's face expression... its a troll face hahaha!

Guys, can explain about picture control? Does it really affect our picture? It's always on standard on my D90. Potrait mode boost the colours?

Btw, street price for D700? Rm6.2k here in KB

Try it yourself lah

Landscape mode would probably result in more saturated colours, boosting greens and blues.
Portrait mode, you might get more natural colours that is accurate to the human skin tone for example.

However, I'd recommend you to shoot in RAW lah. Gives you a lot more control over colours and better exposure tweaking.

Treat picture control as a preset post processing by Nikon. For JPEG that is what you will get, for RAW it will apply the instructions but the RAW file is still intact which you can still change later on on your PC.

Anyone know where I can buy a good 2nd Sb-29s......or anyone here selling ?

If you shoot JPEG yes; if you shoot RAW, then no (but when you preview in your camera, it will apply the picture control you set). Shoot RAW, then use Nikon ViewNX or CaptureNX, you can apply ANY picture control you like and see the changes, and also tweak to your preference.
Some camera body, have in-camera raw processing, so you can do it from the camera as well.

In the picture control, few presets already provided, like Standard, Portrait, Vivid, etc.
You can also edit and customize the picture control to your liking (e.g. boost contrast, boost saturation)... so, previous you said about "colourful", it can be tweak and adjusted... And depending on what you shoot, you may not use the same preset, e.g. shooting human portrait (where you'll want more accurate skin tone), shooting objects like cars (where you might want to colours to pop), etc.

oh ya about the nikon rumors... what is "Anti-aliasing filter "?

hard ware or software one? XD

got sample photo?

Hardware, also sometimes called the "low-pass filter'. It's said to reduce "moire", but the "side-effect" is reduced sharpness.

Leica M9 doesn't have AA filter. There's also some sites which offer "mods" for some Nikon/Canon models to remove the AA filter.

The details and technical I'm not really sure; just read about it roughly. I suppose it depends what you use your camera for or what you usually shoot.

ya i wonder how the AA affect it , i roughly read in wikipedia only... for 3D gaming i know la...photography one i first time hear this haha

Try this:
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/key=moire

And here:
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/key=aliasing

I also not very familiar, perhaps other sifus can help to explain, especially those who experience it and how it affects different types of photo or real worl usage.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Oct 14 2011, 11:29 AM

Well... your lens is no longer in its optimum condition. Any form of fungus removal means also removal of the coating... =/ sometimes its good to invest in a dry box.

, what drybox are you using? Damn... you're unlucky. Drybox still got fungus.

damn I'm using Aipo too... which model are you using? the digital ones?

you got put a glass of water inside dry box? XDDDD

joking... but wa... now i duno wan get drybox liao or not...my camera still put in shelf ...open air summore...

I wonder why... dry box condition still got fungus... zzz... I need to start checking my lens... bring them out exercise every 2 or 3 days ._. LOL!