lmao.. you seriously jump ship.. i tot you joking with me that time.. the last time i hear you damn poisoned by the nanoc wan wor~ sudd jump ship.. shock dao me~

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This is one of my best ones edi.. so far haven't manage to get nice shots

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Added on October 6, 2011, 3:43 pm
24-70 out budget  =="

i only normal use... budget Rm3000 only...  

Hi, after using my DSLR for 2 months, I'm looking for a 2nd lens. During those two months, I realised 80% of my shots are in between 18-50mm using my kit lens. 20% of the time I want to zoom further maybe up to 200mm, more is fine. So should I choose a 55-200/300mm lens or a 18-200mm lens?

P.S Is it recommended if i get a prime lens? 35mm or 50mm, 50mm seems to be cheaper.

camera pro only... my skill  

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Added on October 6, 2011, 9:59 pm
thanks bro for suggestion...

but i got 35mm n 85mm already... now budget Rm4000 for a standard zoom lens...
any suggestion?

sigma 24-70hsm? tamron 28-75? or 24-120VR F4?

btw, tat photo taken by 85mm...

2470 will be all rounder

i love shooting 70200 for candid and portrait purpose.

105mm superb lens for half body shot. super duper nice detail

never hold 85 yet.

well what i want to say, not all lens are stick for 1 purpose only. can be vary

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Added on October 7, 2011, 1:12 am

talking about expensive lens, i still using my 1750 vc haha poor me

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the giant girl - i went far far to take but still cant get everything in the frame....

my turn sepam pictar from KLPF 2011
C&C pls~


Camera: D5100
Lens: AF-S DX 35mm F/1.8G
ISO: 100
Shutter Speed: 1/400s
Aperture: 2.8

Note: it was actually under exposed by my mistake..
Also it's quite funny that the slogan on her brochure says, "What you see, is what you get".. Hinting something? 

i think Nikon Malaysia also have policy that their equipment sud be sold at the RRP...

the boss of the shop i go to keep warning me every time i buy something, not to inform Nikon Malaysia about the price he give me... or he will get into trouble... he says it jokingly so i dunno he serious or not 

but this policy make senses becoz too much pricing competition will eliminate a lot of small time sellers and concentrate the market into a few big players... meaning they will have Nikon's ball in their hands...

or cud be the official nikon stores r complaining becoz they cant sell anything...

don't go into conclusion so fast, if you have not tried it. The x100 was awesome.

ya... the boss is a very good salesman i think he sells on average a DSLR every day 

it is a shop in Komtar Penang.. Foto Easycam...

What's the best / recommended SD cards and speed to use with the D5100, anyone has any bad/critical experience with a particular brand?

Looking at Shashiki site, why Silicon Power so much cheaper than SanDisk for same class 10 and memory space?

Hoya HD (Hardened Glass) 77mm UV (Ultra Violet) 8-layer Multi-Coated Digital Filter

and

HOYA Digital Multicoated HMC UV© Filter 77mm

any different?

Go for which 1? Any experience?

SanDisk is pretty well-known in its quality for memory stuff but at a price.

I never own any of the filter myself except the Hoya Pro1D Digital 67mm and B+W XS-Pro UV 77mm. Both the Hoya HD and HMC are not "effect" type of filter, hence you will not notice any different snapping them. If to ask why one is priced higher than another, I'm pretty sure the description in the pages provided are pretty explainable by themselves. There is even video links in there

Speaking of glares. I had experienced once glares appear on my photo when I shot with the B+W XS-Pro UV filter. Next I snap on the hood and it disappears.

UV filter doesn't remove glares, but absorbing/filtering ultraviolet rays. Hood does remove glares, but not absorbing/filtering ultraviolet rays. Nikon's Nano-coat does reduce glares as well.

Here's some description for UV filter: http://www.hoyafilter.com/products/hoya/pro1d-03.html

I know, but budget won't allow me. I just can't buy it for now Why did you go for the D700? Was it too tight?

The thing about the D7000 is the focus points. It's far superior than the D90, and coz I'm buying the 85 1.4G, I have to be very careful with the focusing right? Extra points = 2016 RGB pixel instead of 420 RGB pixel, superior ISO, body, etc etc
I see, but the point is bro, it's not that I feel that the D7000 is equal to the D700, it's just that I can't afford it. So I'm thinking if it's better than the D90 like the D700 is better than the D7000

but then if can wait then just wait and buck more up in budget
since  it is time for replacement D700?

if you are not urgent to change body la.

   

i take it without thinking,

providing the swm is smooth, and zoom ring 

Does it mean that the more elements in a lens construction, the sharper the image will be? Apple added another element into their camera phone and claim it will enhance the sharpness of the photo.

AFAIK Nikon's pro grade lenses are weather sealed. I'm not sure yet what it to be meant by the "weather seal", but somehow celciuz's 70-200 VRII has dust in it even though it's weather sealed?
I know I can get most of it out from Google, but being kinda busy with work at the moment, I thought starting up the topic in here will have the equivalent amount of information flows. Furthermore, I prefer reading people's experience than reviews on the net. Some may have a different thought with it and it could be fascinating to be shared out
So, does it mean only the L lens have them? BTW, does the L stands for anything?
That's a deal if you ask me, but need to check the condition of the lens thoroughly before purchasing

Wanna ask about Video.

How long i can shoot  a video depends on what factor?

How big the size of the card?

How fast the card write data?

Class 10?

If i want to allow myself the flexibility to switch to video when e.g. function and there's performance, optimistically, i should get class 10, as big size i can with fast data writing capabilities E.g. 30mb/s?

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Added on October 11, 2011, 10:41 pm

Its cheap, get it if good condition.

Check fungus, check focus, check zoom, check serial number

Google Nikon Serial Number - a site call photosynthesis or similar