AF-S and not AF-A or AF-C ?

LOL ~ it's like holding a solid tumbler and snap snap

This post has been edited by vearn27: Sep 21 2011, 11:09 PM

It will be crazy for a shop to keep stock of lens for each of the color for each of the length

35mm f/1.8 @ wide open eh. Not sure about this lens... but I'll probably suggest you to step down bit.

The fill flash too harsh. You can definitely notice the deep shadow behind the bag and the flash overblown the bag. Probably a bounce or diffused flash will be better

I ROFLed on the lens cap

The flashgun !!! LOL !!! HAHAHAHAHA !!! Can really bounce ??? Sure bor ???

celciuz 1 - 0 Andy214

Hell yeah ~ way to go !!! C'mon c'mon !!!

Note: This is no flaming, I believe both celciuz and Andy214 see it the same. Let see what else differences between different individual perspective view could be

I believe Yannick could be helpful. Give him a call and see if he could sort that out for you. If you don't know where to get his contact, google "Yannick Camera"

Face hidden in the shadow. Given if it's me, I will try to avoid and let the light fall on the face instead.

Given the list, I would say D5100. Unless you could topup from D90 to go for D7000. Well, again depending on what you're looking for in photography. Basically D5100 and D7000 using the same sensor and chipset, just different in terms of controls and ergonomic.

Both the body and body grip are kinda robust. Unless you "gasak kuat enough" enough to spoil it

I know where is the shooting. Somewhere in between the walkpath from Pavilion to KLCC? I saw it when passing by yesterday

Tested 70-200 VRII on D7000 yesterday. It definitely a lovely lens but kinda too tele on APS-C. Will be much exciting on FX for sure

Between RM3.2K ~ RM3.8K depending on the condition, years of usage and if warranty still available.

Not so good comments such as . . . . . ?

Correction: Avenue of Stars

I hope he is . . .

Yeah, I too have 77mm XS-Pro UV (non-Nano) and it is so difficult to clean

It's said that the Nano version will be easier to clean, it is?

The Nano-coat version come in latter version / batch replacing the previous one. When I bought my 77mm XS-Pro UV, M'sia still yet to has Nano-coat version stock. Anyway, from what I could sum up from their official website, it seems that the Nano-coat only helps in easier cleaning whilst the rest performance remained the same.

Seriously... you wash the filter with soap?

It could be possible because when scrubbing the filter, possibly there would be rough particle which may scratch it. That's why when using LENSPEN to clean the filter, 1st step is to use the brush to sweep away any particles on the filter before scrubbing it with the carbon tip. Same goes with car, we spray water from top down to wash away rough particles before starting to scrub with soap otherwise it may scratch the car.

This post has been edited by vearn27: Sep 30 2011, 04:16 PM

I bought mine early June and according to MPA, the Nano-coat is to replace the non Nano-coat version. Hence, new stock will eventually become Nano-coat version after the initial batch/stock of non-Nano cleared. There should be no such thing as selection between Nano and non-Nano in the market because it's more like a revision or replacement.

And at that time of June when I'm asking around, the B+W distro in M'sia yet to carry any Nano version yet.

My box should be exactly the same like both of yours. Well... why you used soap to *wash* the filter instead of proper tool such as Lenspen to clean it?

This post has been edited by vearn27: Sep 30 2011, 07:15 PM

Haha... why not poison-ed by celciuz's skill instead of the gear? Nanti gears semacam, gambar masih berlainan lagi *** no offense ya ***

We need to be in reality. That's what happening to the photography culture at the moment. Many people (but not all) thought they could produce the same quality given they're using the same gears. Even better photos when they're on better gears. We certainly need to straighten this out. I'm not saying you or anyone is one, but we shouldn't lack or only focusing in gears than building own skills. That should be what counts the most before even better gears. My 2 cents

You shouldn't compare different type of lenses like that. Each that you mentioned above has different focal lengths and arguably different superiority in different situation. I would suggest you to look at what you need than what you can afford.

Another one joining the bandwagon

How much you got it and how long it has been used? Decent condition as per mentioned?

This post has been edited by vearn27: Oct 6 2011, 09:41 PM

Yeah, Crumpler opened once again at KLCC. I'm not sure the location of previous Crumpler store, but the Nikon Showroom is at the other end nearby Sony Centre KLCC.

What body you're pairing with the 17-55? How's the sharpness?