Lights up by Song laa, on Flickr


IMG_4013 by Song laa, on Flickr


Lake Garden - Taiping by Song laa, on Flickr


KL Skyline at Dusk by Song laa, on Flickr


topless by Song laa, on Flickr


Colorful night by Song laa, on Flickr


Fisherman's life by Song laa, on Flickr


Busy life everyday by Song laa, on Flickr


fat cat by Song laa, on Flickr


Indulgence by Song laa, on Flickr
The colourful night and indulgence very nice! Keep up the good work bro!

This post has been edited by Pro3363: Mar 29 2013, 08:13 PM

Alright guys, so I finally got my hands on the D600 + 35mm F2D combo and it feels great in my hands.
However, upon a few random test shots at home, I realized that there was a problem that I can't describe properly:

At almost all apertures, there will be a yellowish tinge covering half of the image

At first I thought it was a problem with the WB, so I set it to Kelvin mode and shot at the light in burst mode, only to see the same results.

problem1 by DecQuinas, on Flickr

problem 2 by DecQuinas, on Flickr
both shots were shot with the same aperture in burst mode.

My light wasn't flickering (lighting was constant).

I only know of the dust issue of the D600, have no idea whether this is a problem with the camera body or the lens
I do know that the 35mm F2d has oil problems, but I bought a relatively new one and I checked the aperture blades for oil droplets. None to be found.

Anyone mind helping?

Abit disappointed...