USS each ride have FOC locker for 30 minutes I think... except for Jurassic Park's wet ride, that one need to pay. *they sure know how to earn!*

go to theme park but store ur cam in the locker? BS?!

Lolwtf, didn't the attendant stop you?

if stopped, how i shot that?

but.. for the pusing2 roller coaster.. ofcoure even if not stopped bring in, me also dont want take risk.. lol

Lol what lens were you using?

16-35

lol genting i think no one give a dam la.

and why USS should give a damn?

dunno? never been there. but i wouldn't assume other country automatically practice the same culture as us, even if it's just next to us.

any picture editing software that support nikon RAW format.
Photoshop is one of it.
another popular is lightroom,

new body, due to high pixel count.

and not sure is me or what. i know you purposely do this for increasing post count by not stacking all replies into 1 post.

finally my D600 screen protector reach it home...
take almost a month to swim from US to here

fit nicely on top and the front LCD.

product detail here

This post has been edited by ongdennis: Dec 12 2012, 11:16 PM

just got my D600 back from service center today. This is the 2nd time i send for cleaning. Shutter count before cleaning was 10k, now is 11k.
So far no dust spot appear yet.

Photo spam


_JPP2138-bw by Jasonmon, on Flickr


_JPP2148 by Jasonmon, on Flickr

Hehe sorry for the late reply just got back from my exhibition and met many old friends and mentors

Uhmmm..

The lockers are inside the park its free for the 1st 30 minutes like what CY said!

It's safe no worries and the lockers are quite huge.. I think I've kept a bagpack before, can't really remember cause I've been to USS 3 times already and have brought all types of bags.. Anyways Enjoy and have a good time there!

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Added on December 13, 2012, 1:06 amWow haha nice!

For the roller coaster rides they are pretty strict, they even do not allow handphones and jewelry etc with you.. Aihh Singaporeans xD

This post has been edited by Calvin Seak: Dec 13 2012, 01:06 AM

Looks good with fine design....how much you bought for it? why don't buy from Singapore? Malaysia got sell this kind of product?

I bought it from ebay. Usd 19.99 n 2.99 shipping.
I cant find it at Malaysia n also no source at sg, so no choice to buy from there lo.

Ohh, we can do it in Photoshop. That's nice...

Safety first. Imagine a D700+16-35 carried by another passenger dropped off his grip and landing on your face while the ride is going on.

umm few days never check this forum already...anything new and nice? XD

As explained by Mr. Akay, RAW is unprocess, RAW format (in films, it's like the negatif file)
For easy understanding, it's like RAW meat, not yet cook.
JPEG is processed image, it's like a Cook Meat, which cooked using an Oven. So if you're using Nikon, imagine using a Nikon's Oven which will cook the meat based on Nikon's settings. Some people prefer Canon's Oven processed meat.
Then in this Oven, you can choose different types of cooking (e.g. like your camera picture control, you have Standard, Portrait, Vivid, etc which will output different result for the processed JPEG), and you can also customize each settings (e.g. in your camera, you can customize the pre-defined picture control, adjust the contrast, sharpness, etc).

So, JPEG and RAW. If your meat is processed and cooked, and if it's OVER Cooked, you can't do much about it. So, similarly, if your JPEG you choose VIVID mode and took a picture of a flower, you love the output and vivid color, then you saw a pretty/hot girl (or hot man, if you're a girl), you quickly take a picture forgetting you're in VIVID mode... OMG, the skin color is over-saturated, it's over-cooked. You can try to fix and recover, but as mentioned, when a meat is already processed and over-cooked, it's not easy to fix and there's not much room left for you to fix.

It all depends on what you want to shoot, what's your preference, are you satisfied with the output. Most people they're happy with the direct output from the camera, while some feels it can further add more punch, thus they edit the processed jpeg to enhance what's already been processed (or fix some part). It really depends on each individual.