Anyone has the 35mm F1.4G?

Is the focusing speed similar to the 35mm F1.8G DX?

85mm F1.4G is slower than the AF-D 85mm F1.4 from my opinion

as for the 35mm 1.4G, i need to try it out to compare the focusing speed, need fast lens for weddings

Actually the price in Malaysia is expensive. I conducted a bulk 2 months ago for 16GB Kit from BHphoto (2x 16GB) for only RM250. That's RM125 for each.

I ordered mine yest night from yamiya for the pro 16g, let's sEe if its typo.

I'd say avoid Fotokem, unless they offer you a good deal; Most of the time, they will cheat and lie to Customer, they'll do all sorts of tricks, like pretend checking their computer, or take calculator and "tok tok tok", scratch their head, look stress, then show you the price, which is still SO HIGH. Then maybe if you tell them the price you can get outside, they'll give you the shocking look and tell you, that's their cost price, maybe even show you their price list, and tell you they only earn you RM50, LOL EPIC
Then if they still want to push further they might tell you stories like outside probably giving FAKE battery, etc. all sorts of stories to convince you that their price is better and guarantee genuine.

If you feel their acting is top notch, maybe you can buy from them as a complement to their first class acting. They're sometimes even better than some local actors.
It supports UHS-1 and I think it should be ok. This is just the 45MB/s, and it's discontinued, replaced with 90MB/s version.

Yup, it depend on the accident, some the filter may not even protect.

Regardless, filter will affect the Image Quality; so its important to get a good quality filter, not because for better protection, but for retaining the image quality.
Yes, new one, replacing 45MB/s version which is already discontinued, but the 90MB/s cost a bomb, about double the price.

Not simply blaming staff, it's multi-standard, 2 person asking can get different price, even same person different time can get different price; I know their want to earn more commission, etc. they're just doing business, I don't mind them earning a little more, I usually don't bargain like crazy, I 'm not those, even RM10 also wanna bargain, and I don't like to keep asking prices around and comapre, as long as the price is "reasonable", and the seller is honest and good/nice; but I hate when they pretend or trying to cheat the customer and do those acting/tricks, it's so obvious (moreover, if the Customer knows about camera well, and there's so many shop around; it's common sense). Well, it's sales people after all, they just fall into the typical sales people; but not everyone needs to be like this, they have a choice to be what kind of sales they want to be. Just like insurance seller, they can join the crowd and become the typical insurance seller who use the same tactic and trick on their customer and also their first victim is their family and friends, find some old no more contact friends, etc. or they can be something different.

They can target to sell 1 unit and earn big margin, or they can sell more units with less margin; Short-term thinking, if they sell and earn high margin, the person found out they've been conned, especially when their friend got from the SAME shop few hundred cheaper. What happen? Of course, they're like pushing luck that the Customer doesn't know and don't bother or won't do anything, well, most customer even they know, they don't do anything other, at most just complain, like me. And sometimes, they may not stay in the company for very long anyway.

Well, anyway, it's how they wish to do their job; I can't stop them, but there's also nothing wrong to share experience and let more people aware of it. Their shop is famous and always full of customers anyway.

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And you know what? I have a friend who work in sales line; Guess what? He's more aggressive when bargaining and he knows more about the inner workings of the system, he never believe their price is the lowest and will push more even already very low. So, who's wrong who's right?
No, same 32GB UHS-1 90MB/s.
the 45MB/s edition, it showed discontinued.

SDXC is 64GB and above right?

I'm a beginner myself but I think most 3rd party lens have this problem. Soft (especially at corners) at wide and sharp after closing down the aperture a bit. And with D7000 any imperfection with your lens will be easier to see compared to an older model say D90.

Not sure if you can calibrate to fix this issue, those are probably more useful if you have back/front focusing problem.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

Just curios, how soft? Do you have an example we all can see?

For those wanting to know more about their camera, especially those newbies asking basic questions, please look through this tutorial, select your model......i'm surprise with the features of my camera i missed after going through it !

http://www.nikondigitutor.com/index_eng.html

Half of USB 3 speed is already super. 
Actually, if they consider themselves reputable, they should honour the price. This is what we often do not see with Malaysian online shops unfortunately.
What are you using it for?

In addition to what ifer has suggested, best of the best would be the AF-D 200mm f/4 micro if you want long working distance for dangerous subjects or when going close to the subject is not possible. Else if you can find the zoom Nikkor micro lens AF 70-180mm f/4.5-5.6 D ED (discontinued), it's also fantastic and the world's first and only zoom type macro lens.

If you're on DX, Nikon has the AF-S 45mm f/2.8 and AF-S 85mm f/3.5.

If you want 3rd party, I heard the Sigma 150mm f/2.8 is also excellent.

bcos i just jumped ship from Canon to Nikon today.
so far din own any nikon flash yet.

u tried b4?
yalor, the Canon Flash hotshoe seem bulkier than nikon's, totally cant slot in.

Sigma announced the 50-150 OS in February, shipment delayed mainly because of tsunami. Some peeps inquired the new launching date after that, they said will ship in October 2011. Now November already, still not out yet 

Anyone tried the nikon EVIL cameras yet? the V1 and J1?

Not sure, didn't notice it last time; can try call and ask.
More suitable for family use, capturing moments; especially with all the features and high fps. I guess they target what those compact camera people are looking for and facing problem with their current compacts, which has slow performance, not able to capture the moment and also picture quality; Just that the price is too much.

24-70 definitely metal

http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/24mm-f14.htm

LOL, after u mentioned, seriously !

wat te heck paying 6k++ for plastic haha

Hola guys

Just came back from my China trip few days ago but heck involved in a chained cars accident yesterday and I'm the last one

Never expect for snow in China during my trip but it happened for a day and coincidentally on the day of my visit to the specific tourism spot. Carrying the D7000 + BG + 17-55 all the while

It rained slightly too during my trip and I noticed one thing, though the D7000, 17-55 and SB-900 are weather-sealed, I noticed the contact point between the body and flash is not and vulnerable to water. I'm wondering now if it will cause any malfunctioning if there is water in between the contact during the usage. I remember there is some optional accessories to cover it, necessary to get it?

Another thing, after I moved from a cold breezing area to a slightly warmer area, the side of the LCD on the D7000 body got water coming out. Would it be probably due to freeze contained within the body while in the cold area?

the nikon 24mm f/1.4 even has metal mount... the interior sud be made of metal kua... doubt ken rockwell will lie or screw up so big time 
it is weather-sealed or weather resistant?

the interpretation of this 2 phrases r very subjective

i doubt the D7000 can survive long if u use it under heavy rain... 

I remember,last time I had send email to nikon regarding D7000 weather sealing

Last time I was shooting school sports event with my canon 17-55,
its not weather sealed but it survived with 10minutes exposed to rain haha