I still love my d300 (consoling myself not to change camera bodies)!

Multi expose 3 frames

Guys.. I need a lil advise here.. I have d60.. I want to upgrade to d90? what is ur comment?

Here are few more details about the rumored full frame Nikon D600 DSLR camera. As I already mentioned, any information so far in future cannot be considered as reliable:

The price of the D600 is rumored to be very low - maybe as low as $1500.
The sensor inside the D600 will probably be 24MP (made by Sony, modified by Nikon).
The D600 will probably not have an internal AF motor, which means it will work only with AF-S lenses (just like the D3200 and D5100).
The D600 will have HD video.
Announcement before Photokina (September 2012).
One or more low-priced f/4 lenses will be announced with the D600. For example, Nikon recently filed a patent for a 24-70mm f/3.5-4.5 full frame lens which seems to be designed for a cheaper FX DSLR body.

The above image was published earlier on the Chinese photography forum xitek.com - it could be fake, I don't know.

For some reason Google has captured several appearances of the phrase "Nikon D600" on the main nikon.com website:



Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/2012/04/26/more-nik.../#ixzz1tCLuRAKA

If D600 really turns out without motor inbody, guess its time to let go the 80200 two touch

Oh and this was me.

haha, it's a D90

then again, current UWA line up is 14-24 and 16-35. 16-35 range is more practical most of the time, but I like the 17-35 more due to the f/2.8 though.
Hahaha, not that extreme. But the 'good' thing about the distortion is that it is linear, easily corrected if needed.

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Added on April 30, 2012, 2:06 pm
The framing didn't work for me, her left hand being cropped get her to pose differently with the left hand would be better perhaps.

Poison? Where got? 
Oh, like that you need D4. 
LOL... CY, now who poison who now... 

We need a 17mm TSE lens.
Same girl? 
Actually there's no right or wrong lah. But generally those are the rules to follow. I've seen great photos also that break a lot of conventional rules.

Self preference, I didn't like the girl's arm cropped... but if the arm wasn't cropped I think will look better. As for how to avoid, use different pose with the left hand if don't want to zoom out.
._. D4 is out of reach D800 is the sweet spot for me  oh no poisoned T_T
Self preference lo, maybe most people focus at the face and.. else where(?)... but I see it as a whole pix.

if that picture show the hand in frame it will look more pleasant, if me i will do that, if i want to crop the hand i will crop until just before the elbow

sometime you doesn't need to show the face only, if can show the environment is great as well

Yeah. These equipments will make me rich

Career line... ._.

So creative, haha

i'm too shy to do like this la, i normally will go look for other girls to shot first instead of joining other photographers

want to ask how to improve my panning? i tried using zoom lens that day with slow shutter speed at 1/30, many picture appear blurred due to handshake, only some of this picture usable, but still quite blurry

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2...09147537&type=3

shutter speed to fast it will freeze the motion la, i want those panning effect to show the car is moving

PS can make Panning effect?

wow. everyone so extreme.       haha I seldom go past ISO800. Normally shooting at ISO200-400

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Added on May 3, 2012, 10:47 am

This was shot actually at 5kmph.. but looks like going at faster speed. Shutter speed was 1/30 of a second.

If you look at water drop photography, they use high shutter speed to freeze the water drop. The same concept applies. try go shooting at a water fountain. Try fast to slow shutter speeds, its easier to understand )

In relation to panning? That's a very generic question ! Depends on your focal length and how fast the car is actually moving.
Usually bodies with AF motor built-in are Pro bodies with better AF module. So therefore most of those bodies with built-in AF motor will indirectly have faster focus with AF-S lenses.

picture being resized, that's why you see sharper image when posting

Nope. Flickr does sharpen your pictures by default. All my pictures are like that and sometimes it's over sharpened. Definitely not due to resizing...I'm using flickr pro, even my full reso pics are sharpened by flickr

http://www.google.com.my/search?hl=en&redi...pen&v=133247963