ha hows ur SB 910? feedback pls. huhu

still lying in d box...
went for shooting ytd & brought my SB-900 onli...
should be d same as bro celciuz stated...
more or less same with SB-900...

how much it cost u? planning to get 1 by the end of this month..

125MB/s vs 100Mb/s is not something I would pay something more.

Sorry. The correct price should be RM 4980. A little more expensive but I'm happy with it.

If that's the case, the XQD's 125MB/s is moot.

Something that looks outdated does not mean not good. How much bulkier is the CF compared to the SD that makes people complain? If you're talking about 13.3" 1.4kg notebook with more firepower vs a 14" 2.5kg notebook, the lighter one with slightly less screen size is more desirable because of the weight difference. But what I generally hear is that SD cards are too fragile that it gets misplaced.

That's good price.

May i know Nikon Camera got fake product one or not? i mean not original one...

camera or lens never heard of it.
but battery grip for DSLR got.

only batterygrip counterfiet. pls refer first page.

XQD is only at its early phase of development and it's already surpassed most CF's writing speed. Also, it's the CF association itself that introduces the XQD, in months or years time we will see XQD with much higher writing speed in lower price and also it's more reliable than the already great CF cards.

+1

Pointless to mention unless can get the same price for us too.

Proud owner of D7000 and D40

125MB/s is just the start, PCI-E has a 5Gb/s bandwidth. Compared to UDMA6 with 133MB/s or UDMA7 with 167MB/s. The new kid has more potential.

I remember we had someone with a 50mm issue? Pasted serial number on lens...

that one still using original parts right? XD
just serial number that one is ...er....

When the serial looks like that... first time I will be really suspicious of fake Nikon product already... or maybe a reject unit smuggled out from factory and used for sale?

agito san, since previously u purchased ur lens with Yannick, in the warranty card, is there's any cop from any company? or he use YL Cop and signature in the warranty? Plus does he give receipt as well? He quote me very competitive price and kinda deal with him soon..

no need put -san there la. i m chinese actually ><

the warranty card is unfill. he just give me the resit with date and item filled. price of course expensive a bit at the bill there.

i noe ur chinese, just put it since ur nick is Japanese-like.

BTW does the warranty card valid without the cop/signature? Or nowadays Nikon Center just check the warranty trough serial number only? in which if the lens/body is 2010' stock, the goods are off warranty d since the serial number is recorded as 2010 goodies.

crap i really dont know this....

its standard for any dealer to chop and fill up the date on warranty card, and most of the time also nikon will ask for receipt when comes for warranty.
also if they see ur warranty card is not filled, they will ask u on the spot to fill it up based on the details on the receipt.
as for serial number, i also heard of warranty being denied cos the date of the lens doesnt tally with the date on the fake receipt...would make sense if its a hot selling item...
2010 sometimes its still ok, but say a 24-70 with serial from 2008 and ur receipt is 2011? they probably ask u go die

btw there is a seller here who is selling lenses, with chops from shops that do not even know whats going on.
and they dont provide receipt, basically they duplicate the shop's chop...so beware.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jan 9 2012, 04:06 PM

I think the definition of "fake" is misunderstood. Fake should mean, not made by Nikon, e.g. 3rd party but "disguise" as Nikon (e.g. the battery grip, which looks exactly like Nikon, but it's not a real Nikon product).

As for smuggled, stolen, test unit, etc. should still be original product, but another category.


No such thing as 2010 goodies cannot claim in 2011, it depends when the stock is sold. If the shop sell the 2009 stock lens in 2011, the warranty still effective since the date of purchase. Unless fraud case.
If unfilled warranty card, as SOP, the customer service should request the receipt so they can key into the system, unless the system already have your lens details registered (e.g. registered by the seller).
As for non-SOP, not sure how they will do, maybe they will key-in some fake date? Not sure how efficient is the system and the SOP for Nikon, but as I know, now they already have such procedure, just how it's implemented and how strict is their control.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Jan 9 2012, 04:47 PM

bought it for Rm1600...
I think is d same price @ KL...
might can get cheaper there as d price is so competitive...
but dis one I'm not so sure...