eh ayam wan know the 3D tracking, when and how to use it? what it does one ah? im using a D7k, but never touch it before @@

wah sad RIP just the front part rip off only need repair so expensive meh? ><

the mount won't come off if you don't drop it anyway.

50/1.8G or Sigma.
But make sure not lemon copy

50/1.4G kinda like hit and miss.

hi guys

izit worth to buy a third party lens which cannot auto focus on D5200 due to no built-in auto focus motor on the camera

which lens u referring to?

This post has been edited by leongkokloon: May 3 2013, 09:17 AM

i heard alot of ppl say there is no diff in terms of focusing speed in between 50 1.8G and 50 1.8D.... is it true? how bout performance wise?

this is the lens: Sigma DG APO Macro 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Lens For Nikon

eh bro there is internal motor for the lens u referring...

Oh..May be i should rephrase my sentence

Whether worth to buy this lens as this lens will not auto-focus on camera that doesnt' have built-in AF motor such as D5200

1.8G sharper than 1.8D, no doubt

depends on wut u wanna shot i have a manual focus 20mm(landscape) & 50mm(portraits) lens for my D800..

plus shot macro i prefer using manual focus... more control...

but for fast action shots... will be a problem for me if no AF... unless i juz prefocus at a spot

that one drop la...anything drop also u most probably pay
i held D7000 with 2x tc and 70-200 with 1 hand with no problems.

sure bro

Fb quality nub spam

waiting the train for 2 hours for nothing in Seputeh station WTF, end up i call my sis for help for fetching me.


*oh shiat forget clean dust

This post has been edited by Agito666: May 3 2013, 10:48 AM

Oh kk.. Hmmm let me try to explain!

Now switch your camera to AF-C mode and choose 3D tracking later on...

There should be only 1 square in your view finder.. that is where you want to point it to your subject..

Hold the shutter button on the desired subject.. move it to the left/right, to your desired composition.. whats going to happen is that your you will hear your lens AF moving, it is re calculating the distance between the subject and the sensor!

Or you could do this test..

Point ur AF square to your siblings or parents.. ask them to walk infront of you the AF will definitely change to a shorter distance.. but ofcourse this feature will be great with lens with fast AF such as 24-70 or 70-200 vr2 etc!:D

hope it helps!

24-70 is in perfect shape, surprise that got no scratch at all on that lens.

dose not mean u must carry your D600 like a baby, but always remember, there`s only a piece of plastic in between your camera and lens, Dont Drop It.... (D800/D700 is connected on the metal dslr body)

just dont drop or knock that lens somewhere.. There is always few reason why D600 is only cost 60% of D800...

actually there is alot of parts connected there.. front body cover, inner body structure, and alot small pieces part.

ya, but some camera survive some small impact cause their metal lens mount is attached on metal body, D600 is just on a piece of plastic... take 2 times more care on D600..

i can see specs of dust on the top part of the photo "dust, i see dust everywhere"...

KTM is always unreliable.... 2 hours is seriously

This post has been edited by leongkokloon: May 3 2013, 12:07 PM

Dear all, I would like to consult that y sigma 50mm f1.4 on D90 body calibration is run but on D7100 no problem? If I oni wanna use that lens on D90 then should I go for service? or any other way to calibrate?

D90 got no AF fine tuning, while D7100 got.
so if it doesnt work well with D90, then dont buy the lens.
if u calibrate the sigma with d90, other lenses u got may run.

so is there any other lens beside sigma 50mm f1.4 will have same problem on D90?