so, would you buy it?
even mansurov says only his 3rd 28mm 1.8G sample was good, you'll find some other reviews also with issues on it...but none of them dying yet...perhaps they didnt have long with their sample.

Shot wide open, and jpeg and i usually use neutral for most snapshots ;D cheers!

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Added on August 29, 2012, 10:54 pmHaha thanks for sharing

This post has been edited by Calvin Seak: Aug 29 2012, 10:54 PM

i wouldnt. if i was on a budget id prefer the 35 f2 or 24 f2.8. heck even the 20 2.8
to me, the 28 just seems like too good to be true but iv had yet to hold it, will be borrowing a friends one soon though, just to try myself hehe
would u buy it?

i was thinking of it, else i wouldnt be checking up on the reviews.

out of those 3, only 24 f/2.8 interests me...kinda cheap if look around...can find for around RM700.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Aug 29 2012, 11:16 PM

Hey guys, isit possible to replace grip and buttons of D3100? If so how much do they cost? Warranty over di.. Because my Canon friend did it...

very informative video!! only watched a few mins, gotta download it and finish it tomorrow

hi a pic spam from me with my J1, very satisfied with the output in a very dim lighting condition and shooting with ISO3200. PP'ed with LR, level adjusted quite a bit but kept others minimal. very satisfied with the color and white balance, didn't adjust anything except add wee bit of vibrancy and clarity.


Steak by Little Ice LYN, on Flickr

so isit recommended? J1? hw much isitt?

good thing about small sensor is their large depth of field can take close up of food without blurring the food

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DSC_6586 by K_S16, on Flickr

This post has been edited by amduser: Aug 30 2012, 01:01 AM

dunno recommended or not but for the price i paid (single pancake lens lightly below RM1350) i'm not sure what i want more from this camera yet, but maybe different story if i paid the price when it first launched. suits a casual shooter very well and with room to upgrade when specific lens is desire, i'd say it's a compact camera with good quality output but you can change the lens.

to me i find that it's dead easy to use, i left virtually everything auto in A mode, ISO100-3200 auto and adjust aperture to taste. since the ISO3200 has enough quality for web or digital viewing so i don't really see the need to manually set the ISO unless you're critical about the image quality and want to make large print (but then you would be looking at different camera already).


true but at the same time small sensor also screaming "where is my bokeh??!?" lol, waiting for Nikon to release fast prime lens but seems like the latest rumors only indicating f1.8 instead of the much more anticipated f1.4.

saw u taking some of http://www.facebook.com/TcFang 's photos..my relative..small world..

Can intro her to me? Single and available here

lol..she looks vy different durin cosplay..haha.

Can say everyone also look different during cosplay

35/1.4G i tested, wide open is tack sharp. Of course not as sharp as 24/1.4G wide open

I tot the bear looks like a child sitting in a car with some safety belt.. hahaha.. nice colors tho

Nice and sharp even in wide open

no need bokeh la.
even with f/1.4 on the 1-series, the comparable bokeh on FX is almost f/4, use it more for low light capabilities

Kiut intro lah

next time go cosplay events and hunt her down