Who Wanna Buy?

Too expensive... street price can get much lower ;-)

haha..but street price dont know wait till when..now shashinki got stock..those cant wait can get then do review XD

i thought D800.

This one no money la.

rm20k go buy used alfa romeo 146 better

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Added on March 19, 2012, 7:31 pmhmm now that i think about it, D800 will probably use same grip as D400 whenver it comes out...zzz...rm1.3k just for a grip...!@$!@#%!@#$

This post has been edited by Everdying: Mar 19 2012, 07:31 PM

Us pricing quite weird 1 also, like the d7k price is around 2xx usd close to rm700.. But in Malaysia can get for rm 450!! But their camera seems cheaper.. Why oh whY

cos nikon, like other companies, already do market survey that shows asians are earning more and spending more

From last night ceramah at my place..

How to lock focus on a target while shooting video?
Is there anyway to not focus on anything during shooting video?
If video got out of focus scenes, it is impossible to refocus using any software right?

i know for D7000 got a option for subject tracking in video.
i only used it one time so cant remember much, and i dont really do video...so yea go check ur manual.

Mine is D5100,so should be almost the same with D7000 right?

should be, if got also it's probably slower.
so yea, manual

for video~ i'd still suggest manual focus

But our cameraman is not really good at manual focus lol
So I think the best choice is using A with f/1.8 using AF-C with 3D Focus Tracking..
Or is there any other better settings with autofocus?

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Added on March 19, 2012, 11:27 pmBut why at A mode sometimes the camera auto change to AF-S while there is no AF-C option to choose ==

This post has been edited by eugene88: Mar 19 2012, 11:27 PM

i suggest manual cuz everytime i record with the auto.. it either loses focus halfway.. or focus on other things.. @_@ also the zzzt zzzzt sound kinda annoyed me.. so that's why i suggest manual.. keke~ see from lcd lor.. you feel clear.. then ok jor de (usually)..

another way is to use high aperture and zone focus on the subject

or set the camera to hyperfocal distance and get everything in focus

if your cameraman actually gets better result using the AF for video in the camera than manual focus, perhaps what you need is not some tweak with the functions of the camera, but change your cameraman hahahaha

unless you're shooting a snail crawling, it's much easier to achieve good result using manual focus

Ok...
I'll try my best to see what I can do then
Thanks to everyone who have helped me!
Still a noob though

i'm gonna attend a paintball photoshot session soon and i need protection for my dslr, i will be using 55-300 f4.5-5.6 shot from outside of the field

and i'm being poor, no money to buy good protection gear for my dslr, is there any other method to protect against stray bullets from damage my dslr + lens or give it a new paint?

Avoid getting shot in the first place, thats what i do