obviously no.
look at her legs, she wasn't running.
my photos?

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Seen quite some review bout it. Cnet rate it as good but some say priced at premium brand but not premium sound quality.
Btw, my bro got it for around RM350 after conversion from pounds.

For the sound quality, I find it much better than my gaming headphone Kave in all low, mid and highs. However, never expect it to be any much better as RM350 is not really on the premium price range haha! But anyhow, overall satisfied my need.

Edit: Oh btw, I also put priority on the look of the headphone ahaha so Marshall is definitely my type of headphone lol!

Anyone please?

Can't believe it was completely ignored. Would appreciate some info from fellow nikonians!

me hardcore saving = 1 day 1 meal that cost me RM6

but most of the time cannot tahan then 2 meal per day

go out with friend sure spend more than RM20 on food

When you have rich parents, you don't need to ;-)

he eat maggie with milo soup, i saw it i cannot brain
that 70-300 AF lens dont have motor in their lens, if your dslr got no motor then you cannot use auto focus, only manual

your 55-200mm and 55-300mm is a slow focus lens with variable aperture, shoot in bright daylight then okay, indoor depends on lightning, at night shot at Hi0.3 ISO

if you can save up for the 70-200mm with constant f2.8 when it is better since they focus faster

oh. you using d7000. I also using d7k. I have sandisk 8gb class 10 and sandisk 16gb the UHS-I one, but the 45mb ler. not the 45mb has been replace by 90mb
i feel difference when you shooting burst. of course, the UHS win in term of buffer (:

The moment you need 'fast FPS' the choice is clear, no?

d700 is full frame but d300s can shoot faster.. dont u think that? haha

I would presume you have your 18-55.. try to set your 18-55 to 35mm for a week, then see how it goes.. then the next week set it to 50mm and finally compare which focal length you are more used to..
Wrong! 35mm regardless of DX/FX lens on a DX/FX body will still be 35mm focal length..the same goes for 50mm DX/FX lens on a DX/FX body is still a 50mm focal length.. the field of view is still the same.. only the angle of view is different..

very hard to explain this without paper.. haha.. i'm too used to drawing..

i guess i might have misunderstand the term.. i was trying to explain the.. compression of different focal length.. but i failed there.. hahaha~ mixed up the terms..
yeah.. different people different preference.. preferences also may change with time.. that's why still better for him to test out with 18-55 and choose.. hehe

edit: forgot to mention.. that is a good way of explaining..

D700 has the same focusing system as the D3s. How is it the D300s is faster? 
I took a look at the pics. Not too bad me thinks. It's not the same territory as the D3s at high ISO but remember it's shooting way more megapixels.

Anyway, I guess the reason why Canon did not hire pros to shoot with the 5DMkIII is perhaps they are trying to portray that normal shooters can also shoot reasonably well with the 5DMkIII. No need pros to show the camera's capabilities.
If people are still confused, just have a play with the lens simulator. Switch from DX to FX and change DX and FX lenses to see what type of picture you're getting at different focal lengths.

http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/simulator/

can't agree more! Not only US, in fact everywhere that have received the D4, from Czech, Germany, US, Taiwan etc all have XQD 16gb and card reader included. Not only M'sia cost a hell lot more, the service sucks too! Lousy Nikon Malaysia!

I think that's for NPS only... so far those retail don't come with it.

Btw, 85mm f/1.8G --> RM1350 o_O

should be street price, coz RSP only 1.5k