For rm120, i can buy 2 x 32gb kingston sd class 4, making it a whopping 64gb in total.

nice pic
i like the 2nd one..

Somehow i don't know how to appreciate the f2.8 vs f3.5 and 24mm vs 28mm efl... i only feel the benefit is smaller than 1855 that's all. Prime lenses are supposed to be sharper but i don't feel the case for this sel16f28.....

I did try using canon 50mm 1.8 With the nex and it seems to work but can't set aperture so it's permanently stuck at f1.8 i guess it was just handheld, so was a very rough test, waiting for the adapter to come to give it a real good try

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Added on July 23, 2012, 9:40 pmThank you bro! Gonna try more and may even try raw with some pp and see if i can get anything nice to show

This post has been edited by poolcarpet: Jul 23 2012, 09:40 PM

Bro and sister,

i just bought my Nex F3D at RM 2080 price ok??

i got a old School Hoya UV Filter VU[0] from my sister old school minolta cameral

bu i notice that on the filter there is some defect like some coating is falling off

below is the photo showing


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is this filter repairable??

or need to buy a new one??

i plan to buy a CPL filter


and which filter is best for value of money

any can introduce??

thanks alot

I think NO filter is the best. Just be careful with the lens, for the 1855 there is a lens hood given so use that as protection but if you really want to use, please get one which is real expensive and not some cheapo filter. See here...

http://digital-photography-school.com/read...s-if-you-please
http://photofocus.com/2011/10/31/the-probl...-camera-lenses/
http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2011/06/go...ith-bad-filters
http://www.flickr.com/photos/54355875@N04/7310401002/


This post has been edited by poolcarpet: Jul 23 2012, 10:04 PM

Anyone will join

Alpha Saturday Photography Special - Petaling Street, KL - 28th July 2012?

any filter must have ? like CPL or UV that can act as a protective screen for lenses ?

i look at some CPL filter that is dark in colour will it affected the brightness of the photo?

thanks bro

Read the links i gave. Details there.

Do you know what cpl is for and when you use it? If not, better skip any filters for now, just use and enjoy the camera.

Otherwise if you really really want to get a filter, you ned to get those in the range of hundreds, not some cheapo filters which might cause image quality issues.

CPL filter is like when we go to fishing's time wear sun glasses which can see through the surface of water to look at the fish is it??


and can make sky more blue and sharp correct??

if i buy back a Hoya UV Filter is it ok?? how about Kenko brand? B+W is too expensive for me

thanks

sorry no idea, i don't believe in using any filters for protection at this time. think it just waste the quality of the lens+camera unless get those really good expensive ones.

someone was asking about sensor cleaning, happened to stumble upon this:
http://www.moosepeterson.com/blog/2012/06/...ith-copperhill/

good stuff! to check if sensor is dirty, set camera to f/22 and shoot a blue sky then look for any dust spots in the photo.

thanks

When buy filter then buy the good one.
Hoya then Hoya HD loh.
Expensive is expensive but the quality is there.

CPL will polarise non-metalic surface.
just turn the CPL ring to see effect.

which lens are you using?

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Added on July 24, 2012, 11:32 amI have the same feeling also. Most of my shoot is blur..How?

This post has been edited by lovelyhelp: Jul 24 2012, 11:32 AM

The 16mm F2.8 is a soft lense. Reduce the aperture to F8 or smaller (F9, F10, etc.) to increase the sharpness throughout all corners of the image.

ok, mind to explain what is SAL lengs and LA-EA2 adaptor? I am interested.

Haha I was thinking exactly same like u b4 I get eyefi, I hear the eyefi name many months ago but I think it is too expensive and never try. but now I love that eyefi card more then everything else. Sometimes 4gb or 64gb no diff. I can't finish 4gb in one shooting sessions. And I always have 16gb backup in my bag which I never use. The good of eyefi, if u in home with wifi, u can directly view picture right after shoot, and later the photo will reach FB. You just need to change the permission from private to public. No need takeout card or plug in plug out cable, no need card reader, no need copy and wait, no need build Ur own folder...

If u have no wifi internet, but got smartphone installed eyefi apps, every shoot will send to your phone instantly (few sec). My eyefi card will always remains 90% free space at anytime.

Work perfect with NEX

Can give a try. the price actually rm200 plus if buy from Malaysia seller. And please dun buy flu-card rm150 8gb singapore brand which is a crap product.

i thought u r using SAL lens to take the picture?
SAL stands for Sony alpha lens... for dslr used

thanks


My Malaysia by SaturatedEyes, on Flickr

I guess you never use RAW... If you do, 4GB tadak cukup man!!

but it does sound interesting how it works, sounds very easy and convenient to use but for me, i'm still a traditional person haha

U right, I use jpg only, raw will be problem if no wifi and no handphone nearby (can't upload to phone).

For normal use okey, got 8gb but the price is extreme expensive totally not worth.

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Added on July 24, 2012, 5:04 pmSal is A mount for Sony / Minolta dslr, while la-ea 2 is the adaptor to convert it to E mount, if u got other brand of lens like canon/Nikon, try other adaptor which is cheaper. Not worth to invest la-ea2 unless u got very good Sony alpha lens and wana plug it to Nex and enjoy fast auto focus....

This post has been edited by willer: Jul 24 2012, 05:04 PM