any news on the D600 getting fixed? read this somewhere and i thought it was a great news, but seems like nobody believes that guy

and got a really good macro mode too

eh bro, any news from ur shop about the D600 oil dusts issues ah?

well you know te camera sensor is like the film right? try to think the lens as a window, which lets light fall onto the sensor

a DX sensor is relatively small. to have light cover the whole DX sensor, u only need a small window = DX lens.

FX sensor is bigger. so u need a bigger window (FX lens) to enable light to cover the whole sensor surface.

so if u use a DX lens on an FX sensor...that's like having a small window that cannot let enough light to cover the whole FX sensor area. only the middle part can get light, the outer sides cannot. so an FX camera would crop / remove these unused areas at the side, else u end up with black borders around ur photo.

using FX lens on DX sensor is fine...the big window can still cover the small sensor area

now about let's talk about crop factor.

say u have a FX lens + FX camera, and u take a photo of 3 people standing side by side. u'll get a photo of 3 people.

now use the same FX lens on DX camera, take the photo from the same position and u may get a photo with only the middle person. the FX lens still 'sends' a photo of 3 people, but since the DX sensor is smaller, only the image of the middle person falls onto the small sensor. the sensor simply doesnt have any space to receive the image of the other two people standing at the sides. so the 'outer part' of the image actually gets removed / cropped out...which looks like u're zooming in when u're not.

Please allow me call u sifu...haha now i have better understanding on that already. but have to practice to know more about that XD

Hehe don't sweat about fx vs dx

Focus more on composition, exposure would be good to start!

compo not so nice...
noob shot D3100 + 35 f1.8





This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Nov 30 2012, 12:55 AM

nice! i like the second one more then first!
only thing i want to ask is the colour. why does the green seem abit wierd? like not green but more to yellowish green?
or isit because im using my office laptop which has a very shitty screen

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.

This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Nov 30 2012, 09:13 AM

raw is good, outstanding is good but be careful that u dont adjust so much till it becomes a different color. if its for personal use then by all means, make it yellow if u want
tapi if customer pay u then better becareful wei, u might like it but they might not. just my two cents peace!

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VW Type 3

hehe ..this one bidan terjun, unpaid and my own effort ..bro in law majlis tunang ...haha
true ... making the color right & outstanding is important.

This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Nov 30 2012, 12:16 PM

Nope bro ! still the same. New set stil have dust in it after like 20-30 photos.

love the 35mm 1.4G vvvvvvvvv

walao i tot repaired edi

i love it toooo!!!

Very nice photo!

This post has been edited by Calvin Seak: Nov 30 2012, 02:35 PM

My 24/1.4G might back with me soon, very soon

New Nikon D600 user. Moved over frmo my Olympus E-620.

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

im definitely not sifu haha. actually no need to practice one la this stuff. focus on shooting, not on camera toys

hehe i just get my d7k at timesquare....now price 3550 with lens XD