Portraiture length for FX is 85mm ~ 135mm. Do the maths for DX.

For group photo, it depends on the number and what "kind" of group photos to be produced, I personally prefer 50mm on FX but that would be half-body only.

Not sure if this has been posted here...

Canon has updated their 24-70 L with Image Stabilizer

Source: http://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/02/07/Ca...m_f2p8_IS#press

My bad. Seeing it wrongly. Canon 24-70 f/2.8L II doesn't has IS except for the 24mm and 28mm wide lenses

No idea. The later wide lenses not L lens though.

BTW, what's the different between D800 and D800E? What's the purpose of taking down the AA filter? Care to enlighten me with details?

Hence, what's the definite pros & cons between D800 and D800E?

If I'm not mistaken based on your explanation and what I read earlier, D800E without AA is more suitable for studio or "still" photography and not suitable for movement?

Their price for 24mm f/1.4L should be sky high, isn't? Perhaps the 24mm and 28mm to cater for lower class.

Anyway, D700 has the AA filter removed as well? If indeed having the AA will decrease the sharpness, what's to do putting there in the first place? What's the cons of having AA filter?

I wonder how many people here prefers D800E and D800... certainly the D800E requires more work to be done on each images...

More to wonder who'll be using D800/D800E to shot actual day wedding. Oh my... just imagine shooting at the bombastic megapixels... 1TB HDD can contain how many days of shooting?

I like Everdying's idea of getting D3s when the price dropped. However, D800E able to muscle out every details you need and that only come with "passion" for photography. Do you have it?

I wonder what Canon has under their shelves now...

Usually I compress and resize the photos to the customer after edited. Unless sending for album printing, then the selected photos for printing will be at maximum details possible.

Where's the shop? Lai share share ~

Anyone from here know who's Jerry Ghionis? Check this out :- http://jerryghionisblog.com/2012/01/hello-...on-shooter.html

That should be the right estimation for RRP. Since seather mentioned his regular shop putting approx RM7.5K++. Should the street price approximately RM8.5K ~ RM9K upon launching? Damn... far from my reach

Jerry Ghionis got his D3s + 24-70 f/2.8 for free. He won it.

Perhaps Nikon gave him a good deal just to post that up? LOL !!!

ifer mentioned this last week...

I often read this that Louis Pang mentioned he bought every single Nikon's products with his own wallet and not being sponsored. And that usually come when there's debate happening between Canon vs Nikon thingy. Probably one of their procedure that we may not know, but I hardly see Louis promoting Nikon or showing off himself with Nikon. Unlike so photographer at his level, one of their introduction is their camera history which bear the big logo of Canon

This is a very common answer and yet the answer that only the person that using it can tell. It depends on what you want to shoot and how you want to shoot it. At certain condition or style, a 50mm may be more preferable than 35mm and vice versa.

Given asking about opinion, I'll pick the 50mm at anytime than the 35mm. If to go wide, I'll go wider than 35mm.

Then you are member # ?

BTW, I have known some of the pro photogs prefer Nikon over Canon. Not to mention some Canon pro photogs do mention they love Nikon's system more. But why they didn't migrate, didn't shared

Well, the pro photog that using Canon shared that he likes Nikon system, did not mention color tone or white balance. Instead, the sharpness, ISO performance and AF system of Nikon that being mentioned.

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Added on February 10, 2012, 7:19 pmHigh likelihood perhaps

This post has been edited by vearn27: Feb 10 2012, 07:19 PM