1. I went to Swiss and -10 degree and camera still shooting like usual !
2. 35mm prime ? or kit lens ? if your resolution not big enough, crop out also blurry la. Your friend master ?
I give him 800x600 ask him crop out to 55mm focal length and see.
If you're on zoom, just use any focal length that you're comfortable with

nice jepun shoot
i wish i can go there

1) duno i bring it like a bwass.... just make sure dont create fog inside lens like going from outdoor cold place to indoor warm place.
2) that one if your photo resolution is big enough to crop .but usually I preserve a bit of space to crop also la. even my cam is 6mp

This post has been edited by Agito666: Nov 28 2012, 10:52 AM

1) I see, so I think Hokkaido should not have freeze problem, I heard last time my friend one is -30 maybe

2) Kit lens, resolution sure use the highest one (2400x 1900, something like that one for mine) so when I Zoom in photo and compare seems 55mm not really improve the object sharpness. Probably because 35 55 mm but much difference...

My friend not pro, now using mid level Nikon camera only

This post has been edited by popcorn513: Nov 28 2012, 11:58 AM

anyone here asks models to sign release forms ?

only if u intend to sell the picture (or use for commercial/for profit purpose)?

if juz tembak tembak for fun or hobby no need kua

Comparing 35mm and 55m on same lens where got different la
Is the same lens element. What you expect ? When zoom to 55mm have Nano Crystal Coating then 35mm don't have ?

Well my tembak for fun hobby shoot got ppl interested to licence recently. So was wondering if anyone here doing it.

This post has been edited by gerald7: Nov 28 2012, 01:56 PM

I've done it.. no harm ; )

Alas , i found the Pug Sifu...hehehe

Coming soon, getting the 'old' SW
I really admire your knowledge on the AL4, i'm still trying to digest that infamous post on AW.....gulp , gulp

use app or printed ?

Thanks for the reply sir, appreciate it
And thanks for the info, my friend did told me something like that as well haha~

Based on what I've heard, for Nikon the DX lenses can also be used on full-frame camera right?
And apart from the focal lengths, I was wondering whether you have any comments on the image quality? Thanks in advance again~~

Let me "try" to answer this questions in my humble opinion...

Kit lens are "usually" sold to first time DSLR buyer... and I think Nikon is targeting D600 to first time DSLR FX users or users upgrading from DX to FX body... ( or people with lots of dough and no dunno where to spend it... )

The lens zoom range is too subjective and depends on your requirements, do you shoot more landscape, portraits, birds or everything in between...

If the zoom range fit your budget/requirements, then buy the kit, or else just get the body only and buy the lens or a few lens to fit your budget/spending/requirements...

Goto http://www.mylensdb.com/ and do your own comparison la...

Haha, I'm no Sifu, just sharing my findings from all the AW past posting from those real SIFU which already buried deep inside the forum.
You can also read some information about it here:
http://my206club.blogspot.com/2008/11/info...l4-gearbox.html

Basically a used unit main concern is how the previous owner take care of it and make sure they don't use non-authorised ATF. Modern gearbox are more sensitive or important to use the right ATF. Another problem is "water", try your best to avoid floods.


Yes, that's the advantage of Nikon. When you mount DX lens on full frame camera, there is a CROP Mode, where your 18mm DX lens will become 27mm due to the Crop Mode, this is because the lens cannot utilize the full frame sensor area. Hence, a DX lens.

As for image quality, can't comment because I have no experience using both and compare. But FX lens are more expensive and when mount on DX, it should give better result because it's utilizing the centre area which is usually the strength of the lens. The problem is when you mount on DX body, 24mm will become 36mm which is no longer wide.

Built quality, feel wise, I believe the D600 bundled lens will be much better. Perhaps when you try and feel both you will know. Besides, aperture wise, the bundled lens for D600 is f/3.5 to f/4.5, plus it's a refresh of the older yet very good 24-85mm f/3.5-4 AF-D.

not sure la, FX lens width is wider than common DX right? also allow more light go in sensor? (need critic this)

also old time FX lens built for pro right? so overall the quality also quite good? duno now la after D600 out (need critic this)

just thinking...

This post has been edited by Agito666: Nov 28 2012, 03:48 PM

Printed version but just only for 1 shoot

Really hoping that the successor to D7000 offer 51 focus points.......

hye guys,

im a newbies in DSLR topic,kinda plan to buy one since im planning to fly to europe next year.watching football at old trafford,couple days in london n paris.need an advice on which model might be suitable for me if u dont mind sharing and also recommend where is the best deal in town.tryin to compare D3200 n D5100,had a guy in Fotokem in OU recommend me D5100 knowing im still an newbies in DSLR things...do plan to used it for a long run,so im looking for something in between if u guys agree...

sure got.
i guess this will be somewhat a mini-D4...seeing as how both D600 and D800 dont fill that niche.

http://nikonrumors.com/2012/11/27/lets-tal...spx/#more-49214

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Added on November 28, 2012, 6:35 pmfotokem are trying to clear remaining stocks of D5100 before the D5200 arrives sometime dec / jan.
the D5200 arguably can be called a mini D7000...and definitely better than either D3200 or D5100.
since ur going next yr, no harm waiting a month or two more.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Nov 28 2012, 06:35 PM

when exactly is your trip? if it's early next year, i'd say get the D3200/D5100 instead of waiting for the D5200. so you can have a DSLR to practice with before you go in your trip if wait for D5200, terus go trip but still dunno how to use, spoil laa hehehe

between the two models, they're very very similar indeed. i prefer the D5100's swivel screen (it's rarely useful, but when you need it, it's there!).

Lol sorry I newbie, I thought after zoom photo sharpness of the object will be better