Cool method. Definately wanna try this next time around

80200 F2.8 should be good right? i haz no 85mm 1.4

What exactly is 'brenizer method'?

The method of achieving this DOF on a wide scene by using multiple photo stiching (lol is that right?)

better just see the example

http://www.ryanbrenizer.com/category/brenizer-method/

some of the examples are pretty awesome

EDIT: more sample from sigma 35mm F1.4 in the link below

http://dc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/review/...127_575328.html

paired with 5dmk3

umm DX is x1.5 and FX is actual...is it saying that DX is better then FX if i use it to take picture for landscape? but for close range like food it will be blur?

I purposely edit the color like that.. haha ...added some yellow to it and adjusted the green hue. Was looking for nice tone to make it more outstanding.
Mostly I shoot raw always, then edit later.

so who is joining the nikonclub thing this sunday?
http://www.nikonclub.com.my/pages/EventDetails.aspx?id=241

ya, Liverpool game at 11pm

Hohoho and Man Utds game is at 130am :*(

Tip for photohunt, bring your smallest most compact Nikon camera would do... cause there's nothing 'photography' about it. Lots of walking definitely thus a light set up would be good. Something that could zoom easily so at times no need cross road to get the shot haha!

1/100 is the shutter speed right? but i notice that higher the shutter speed light seems deemer.
currently i will adjust my iso according condition just i try to maintain iso as low as possible

Which is why the AF module alignment etc is very critical for D800's 36MP sensor... I'm getting mixed results when hand held but when I shoot on tripod and with sufficient lighting, the left AF is always slightly back focused!

Going to try with a target chart today...without moving my target/camera left and right like I'm doing.

http://photokaz.com/2012/07/nikon-d800-con...ofocus-testing/

According to a blog... Nikon uses this kind of test chart for verification... guess its to check different positions of AF points?

http://hifivoice.files.wordpress.com/2012/...jpg?w=600&h=400

Hope they solve the D600 sensor issue fast..........     Might get 1 before F1..........

D700 was launched with price tag 7k+
Cheaper ?

Is it now good timing to buy D7000? Or rumour D7100 coming soon? @_@

yes i did, it needed -20 on my 50mm 1.8G, (n still is not that sharp..im thinking it needed more than that), my 14-24 is also affected n needed -10, and we're talking all middle points. guess my copy is that bad huh? having to change lens and change on the micro adjustments sucks big time. not only that, when im using the fifty, subject further than 1m/2m away seems to be in focus without micro adjustments. sometimes that is! warghhhh

having the super resolution might be an advantage as i post some pics on my fb - resize it and the misfocus is not so visible. but knowing the fact that its not properly focused really bothers me alot
i think not 6 months, maybe one really needs to wait..maybe a year or so? buying a 2-year-old D3s/D700 body now sometimes will get u no problems. i have bought 3 x D700, 2 x D3, 2 x D3s, and ALL of them seems to have perfect focusing, no other problems. (not mine ah, this all help fren buy )

and i've bought a D600 and a D800 brand new..both of em got probs

eh bro, i thot D700 came out with the price range of RM6.8k~7.2k? why cheaper than the D600? correct me if im wrong ya
haha good point!

nikon got their equipments in line real good now. if u want the D4 sensor, then u have to buy the D4. if the D800 is too much and the D600 is flawed...guess one will hav to opt the D700 for a cheap FF solution then

then u need to wait nikon repair the flaws on D600 n D800 la

but i would like to know the different between them. 

aiks.. i tot G can be used will those entry level dslr as well?
the main diff is prolly price D lenses have no AF motor, you'll need dslr that have AF motor on the body, in this case D7K is one of them. entry level model, D3100,3200,5000 all that doesn't have motor build in body, so they need lenses that have motor in them, can be identified by AF-S word on the lens. AF/AF-S all also D7K can use. i never tested both lens, as i only have the D version. anyway from what i know image quality don't differ much, maybe AF speed and noise the G lenses is better.

70-200 f4 3.9k