Ahh, its those bulb based video light? Must have been quite hot! How long does the battery last?

Cause takut later buy SB700 keluar pula new 1.........  

Roughly? 1 hour? 2 hours?

hello..im newbie in dslr..can i know did i should put a silica gel to into my dslr bag to keep it dry or not? =)

i think everyone is guilty here 

when u want to intro me to that toyota?

lol

not trying to sell canon in nikon page, n not a fanboy like u

that's what u heard, not what u tried/experienced..that's what we tried/experienced. u meant magic lantern? y not u borrow ur fren's canon n try it. see the noise levels, live view zooming, aperture settings perhaps? just giving out my thoughts as i thought it wud help the guy

I'm new to video, kinda interested to know what's the differences in terms of live view zooming between the Canon and say, D600/D800?

honestly, i use live view zooming to get precise focusing. on a D800, the live view auto focusing is SUPERB. but when it comes to zoom > manual focusing, even the 60D can win due to screen lagness. and i use alot of zoom > manual focusing when it comes to video

---

Added on November 16, 2012, 11:21 am
good luck! i've tried to D600's video and it seems good enough. just that one thing i have to complaint..why i cannot set the aperture in live view?? huhu me so sad other than that, the video quality is nice. and being able to use FX and DX in video mode also is a nice feature

nikon does have it, but not as good as canon's. its minor really if one is not doing lots of video works, but if one does, then it can be a bit more than just minor.
nope, i meant the aperture value in live view u need to turn off the live view to change the aperture. but from the post above, it seems that nikon is working on a new firmware so that's a good thing.
as we all know, the nikon's WB is a bit warmer than canon's. that's a non issue but if ur aligning the WB precisely, its better off to get an external monitor so that the value n color renders correctly. take note that im using K in any situation for video. as for the full HD output, the D600 is pretty amazing on the blacks and highlights. but i stupidly get flickers on it sometimes (this one due to user problem). low light, D600 wins. but i rarely use it in low light. if we had to, then large aperture lenses will come in play so means no crazy high iso is needed. in terms of sharpness, to my eyes, the canon is abit sharper. its a none issue.

this is just my opinion, and yes the D600 records pretty amazing video. just that i have to say the laggy zoom in live view n the fact that i cant change the aperture in live view turns me off. but hey, that's just me. oh ya, and the oil n dusts leak to the sensor prob as well

for those who bought a D600 for video n stills, its one hell of a camera

No bikini for me


Kyra feat. RX-8 by CY Pixels, on Flickr

Kyra feat. RX-8 by CY Pixels, on Flickr

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 

I've done it.. no harm ; )