aside the shutter, i think no worry gua, my D70s still looks good aside the top lcd sot sot not display proper due to something inside disconnect the ribbon... sensor not clear then other wise still good 

summore i leave battery inside DSLR for long time still good can use 

If it covers the shutter failure, then you can consider. If not, no point.

damn, Nikon Malaysia would want to repair my camera for RM1971

I need to talk to the technician, they just want to simply replace the parts

even it will happen, your camera is no longer in warranty as well after 5-6 years! LOL

one of my russian classmate but dont know what name,
few people say she is pretty. what u think ?

I think it will cover shutter failure, no?

Looks good though. Especially the part about it covering all types of accidental damage. It's like insurance for your camera ! To think about it, 3 years cover for AUD 126 is very reasonable. That's less than RM 0.40 per day !

It actually doesn't matter which shop you're buying from, as ultimately if something goes wrong with the camera you'll have to go back to Nikon. It pays to look around more and maybe if you're not in a hurry why not wait til the new models come out, then the D5100 price will drop alittle more.....as we all wish....haha

But it also good to get it from a reputatble shop and maybe somewhere nearer to you and maybe if you get all your stuff from 1 shop you may get good price in a long run, that's speaking from experience coz i know many shops would love to have repeat customers 

good luck !

Yes, I have a UD35 v1. It is able to fit in my 10" netbook. It might be able to fit 13"... not so sure about that. My 10" netbook goes in horizontally, maybe a 13" MBA can go in vertically. But if vertical it also accept until certain height because when storing a DSLR + grip, a portion will be folded.

My 2 cents, if you are buying the bag for travel I suggest don't attach your grip.
Sending in my SB900 to repair and also D90+MB-D80 to change the rubber grip >_< Hopefully by next week can get back my flash and D90.

Yeah, my D90 still with me. At times I prefer the crop from DX for tele. 200mm on FX is just... short.

Yes can fit my 10" netbook and also my iPad in both orientation.
RM200 is kinda tight though for a backpack.
RM30 or RM50, asked this Q during the Hei Mian seminar previously... but they don't do it on weekends
Well, guess that depends on your nego skill with the shop. But most shops don't do that since its all bundled. Even if give discount I guess maybe RM10~RM20 only?

I bought mine at RM380. The v2 if not mistaken goes for about RM480.
Hmm, which one? The front one for the external power pack? or the one at the side for signal?

Grip rubber RM75... probably changing that too.. my port door one also giving way -.- keeps dropping off. GG betul la those rubber piece.

yeah, i used the natural light at that time,made it slightly warmer from the original, angle wise, i wanted to get the wine rack background as that's one of the signature of the establishment. 

here you go:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond7000/

i copy the pro and cons for you in last page:

Conclusion - Pros
Good detail and dynamic range (even better in RAW)
Exceptionally low shadow noise in RAW files
Arguably the best high ISO performance of any current APS-C DSLR
Good build quality and handling
Maximum ISO of 25,600 st full resolution
1080p HD video mode with basic editing built-in
Efficient Active D-Lighting
Comprehensive customization options
Large, bright viewfinder with 100% coverage
Fast contrast detect Auto Focus in Live View
Useful electronic horizon
Comprehensive feature set
AE metering support for up to 9 'non-CPU' Ai lenses (in A, M modes)
Twin SD-card slots

Conclusion - Cons
Tendency to overexpose in bright sunshine/high contrast situations
ISO button is poorly positioned, and cannot be assigned to any other control point.
Ditto white balance: poorly positioned, cannot be re-assigned
Exposure mode dial slightly loose, and easily knocked
Shooting mode dial can be awkward to manipulate
AF can be hesitant in poor light
Auto ISO function is confusing and poorly implemented (but no worse than any other Nikon DSLR)
Aperture not adjustable in manual mode in live view (and won't stop up/down in any mode until exposure).
No live histogram or exposure indicator in live view/movie shooting.