85mm if not mistaken

Most improved is the post-process , the way u PP and the tone is very suit to every picture u take !! Nice job CY

I guess the post processing part will come as you progress... I changed styles a few times already actually... slowly evolving to my current style today

Really like the dynamic range of D800E
lovely


DSC_8926 by YongJK, on Flickr

so kaya u buy the E

so fast ah 8k shots? ur really using to its full potential huh

This post has been edited by MrAkay: Jun 23 2012, 07:43 AM

Eh, sorry to mention that is my friend wan

any comments on Demb Flash diffusers and events? thinking of getting one to try out

Adorama does not ship to Malaysia, right?

Funny that the D800 has 0.1 EV dynamic range better than the D800E...

Need some opinion. Which of the below is better and why?
I always have hard time to decide...



This post has been edited by Andy214: Jun 23 2012, 11:16 AM

i'd vote for the top one.. dunno why but feel the car more stand out compared to the bottom one

Oops so sorry! >.< my parents are in US right now, that is what triggered me from sharing >.<

Is the 90mbps and 60mbps speed very significant jchue? I'm still undecided >.<

Maybe this shows nikons inconsistency in Qc that's why the small margin of .1 EV or maybe inconsistency in the test of dxo

Still a small margin thou haha

Thanks~

I kind of prefer the top one as well, for the same reason, but the bottom one, in overall, gives more, erm... the mood? And the lights looks nicer as well (also from someone else comment the reason why she prefer the bottom one). As for the top one, the details more clear (e.g. the word "Beyond First Class").

How to decide which is better when both also you like?
Need to learn more PP skills...

This post has been edited by Andy214: Jun 23 2012, 12:11 PM

it's not like one is better than the other actually.. it's which feel you want to portray.. the top one would make the front car more stand out.. so it helps on the composition wise.. it made the front car the main subject..

meanwhile, the bottom one have a general good overall.. maybe because it was too good at overall, that i don't know where to focus my eyes on.. especially when i look at the white car (which is suppose to be the main subject if i follow the composition rule) i will feel i wanna look at the back also.. cuz back also quite interesting..

the top picture just makes me want to look at the white car

I think there is more blue cast on the hood of the car bottom which makes the car on top stands out a lil more..

But i love the sky on the bottom picture more depth in it

Thanks~ Nice pointer there, which I totally miss out.

When I ask my non-photography friends, seems most of them prefer the bottom ones.
If for me, your point is very good there, which I want to potray, to bring attention to the car.
Just that, if it's for someone else, what if they prefer the bottom one, should we show the bottom one or top one?

2nd one.
1st one seems over abit, and brings out abit more noise too.

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Added on June 23, 2012, 12:38 pmif ur concern is about the car.
you can crop tighter and still include the spot light on the left...tho about 10% of it will be cut off...but the effect is still there.
that way also u get rid of those ppl standing around on the left side.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jun 23 2012, 12:38 PM

I believe both D800 and 800E are identical,
apart from the removed-AA filter wise.

until now, im not so sure what is the purpose of DxO mark, maybe for numbers bragging?

This post has been edited by 168257061: Jun 23 2012, 01:19 PM

which lens is good for taking architecture building? wide lens? 14-24mm?

The lens that has least distortions, nevertheless, you could always PP the pictures to correct distortions

My vote will be a prime lens