choosing something here perhaps?

Is it possible to take continuous self-timer shots with the pop-out flash?

Got free food meh?

thu i could probably drop by nikon and check it out.
but will it be open to public or not?

Because wide angle glass is harder to grind bro

D90 don't have those buttons
I also scratch head when using body like D90 , D7000, because have to dig in menu and change.
But you can set a the fn. button and change the focusing mode.

who say have to dig in menu and change?
D7000 just have to press the AF/M button on the side of the body, and rotate the command dial.

tu la.. org suh baca manual tamo.. LOL

i can't speak for other models.. i've tested on my d5100.. if i set it to timer, and even if i set it to take 2 shots.. it wouldn't do so with the pop-up flash.. however, i am able to take continuous self timer shots with the pop-up flash by using the interval mode.. which sets your camera to take x number of shots within a y interval starting from z time (or now).. not sure if that is helpful. @_@

Thanks!
I had a D5100 too...

tis comment

noob body leh

anyway, nikon center is where ah? at TS is it?

Refer to that previous photo, it is about AF mode.

Just found an answer. LOL, there actually has a button.
My eye blind for many years




yeah BTS, and one more at PJ

why are u even trying to correct me?
I very well know its about af mode.
the d7000 changes af mode the way I described.
the new d4 is also the same, and I guess the d800 also should.

aiyah Jason, u never mingle with ur camera kah?
mesti mau selalu belai2, usap2 maaaa

http://nikonrumors.com/2012/02/06/nikon-d8...spx/#more-32716

Already leaked

because the one I own is d700 mah
all the while d90 is my friend wan

ok lah now I don't have any dslr anymore.

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Added on February 7, 2012, 9:28 amoh my bad, didn't read that part carefully. sorry

This post has been edited by 168257061: Feb 7 2012, 09:28 AM

aiyha, i try finding the BKT function on my D300s but kenot find..
have to use the Fn. button to set..

and then, suddenly my camera falls down..
lens first!
luckily have filter on it! 2nd time la in this month!

and now my 1755 zoom ring stuck on somewhere between 20-24mm..
i rotate the zoom ring kenot rotate

oh my~
have to send to Nikon Centre lah ni kan?
where in Johor can i get?

Waaa sad to hear that, most prob send later something is lose or stuck, later on when it comes out and damages the whole lens even worse

During my SG trip I dropped my 70-200 vrII and sb 700 TT too many things to handle

Sigh, how lah now? Send for repair then maybe things got broken inside?

Lens is still useable, able to focus and take shots..
still silent while focusing, and nothing seems to be broken (shake2 dont hear nay sound inside)



This post has been edited by freddy manson: Feb 7 2012, 10:08 AM

Freddy, bring it to an authorise nikon shop and have them to help you to send it to nikon service centre in kl.

On another note: why so many people drop their equipment?

Guys...sorry if out of topic..I'm having prob with my D5000..when switch on, there is an error...n the error is about battery and sometimes about reset timezone..I'm not sure either it is battery prob or my dslr prob..should I sent for repair? How much it will cost..?please help me..I need my dslr before end of this month..