Long time no see sifu haha
Great shot there man!
Taken with film summore! Guessed the settings? 

I really like the strobes on the face, and of course the sparks haha
Film really is challenging 

Nice moment 

Though I feel the picture is a bit underexposed , the sparks coming off should be a bit brighter though.

just my 2 cent 

Nice one bro... Always wanted to try using film camera but very lazy to go & purchase films

Film...Geng la. if i shoot sure exposure salah d..cz i dun see ISO.. >< oni use auto iso

Imagine sharing a room with these guys

Every.Single.Night.

I damn sien already I tell you     

Mine too. 2 years into photog as well, seems like quite a number of us already jump to FX

Whoaaaaa...me jelly

Can ma..bring all the parts up and assemble the car there. 

I think is assemble on site 

Dimana ada kemahuan, disitu ada jalan

Where is this bro?

What is the name of the place? Might go there this weekend Can be access by everyone?

None of those are an issue once people understand how the factors affect those lens.

Yes, walkabout on a 50mm is a pain, that's why people buy 28 - 35mm range prime for APS-C walk about.
ehh not much trouble what.

a 17-50 lens, like say the Tamron, is a lot cheaper than say a Nikon 16-35 F4 VR.

I think it's fair to go for the APS-C alternative for lower cost.

There's no reason to splurge on high-grade lenses for anyone who's starting.

This applies to many brands too, Sony's 16-35 and Canon's 16-35, all cost a bomb.

There are other good APS-C alternatives that doesn't drill a big whole in a person's finance just to save that little trouble.

Waiting for ur car show photos.... I went there on Sunday and i think i saw u...

NIKON D7000
85MM 1.8G

I want to ask why many sifus recommend 565ex than 560ex?? 560ex also not bad based on what I read, and I can't tell the difference for the RM200 hike except for the high speed thingy..

[edit] never mind is the TTL is missing no wonder the Rm200 extra...

[edit] how about YN468?? not bad leh..

http://speedlights.net/compare-speedlight-...00&model2=YN565

I'll have to disagree. An SB700 compared to the 565EX is underpowered yet twice the price, the only reason I see to go for it is if you need HSS and Commander modes from the get go.

For a beginner especially, paying RM900+ upfront for a first party flash is overwhelming especially since they do not know whether they will be using it all the time as well.

I strongly encourage beginners to flash getting third party speedlites albeit known ones like yongnuo since their build is just as solid as first party flashes. Things like power output and recycle times are on par as well.

I currently own 3 Yongnuo flashes, a 565EX and two 560III, the latter having built in radio triggering which you'll have to pay over 2K+ to get in canon's latest 600EX-RT versus just 250 bucks for a 560III.

Going to purchase a Phottix Mitros soon which has all the features of a flagship like HSS, commander modes. Yet is still half price compared to a SB-910.

I'm not saying first party flashes are not good btw, just saying that for most people, third party units are good enough for their needs already since not all first brand merchandise is appropriately priced.

I'm also talking about real world use bro, not just comparing specs on paper.

I also use Nikon(SB910, not mine) and Yongnuo flashes side by side at events. I dare say that reliability and cycle times is still on par la 
No misfires, and both flashes keep up even when I have to fire them at half and quarter power due to high ceilings.

Of course, to be specific I'm talking about an SB910 vs a 565EX here. Talking about ease of use, maybe it's just me but I find using buttons to adjust compensation easier than using the rotary dial on the SB910. But this is really down to user preference since I own the yongnuo in the first place so I feel more at home with it.

Speaking of wireless CLS, the 565EX model does have this feature, my D7000 can command both just fine with compensation done in camera. 

I'm not questioning your experience in the field la, but I've been using the 565EX for over a year now and I still don't miss anything from Nikon, especially now that HSS and Commander mode are available in newer units like the 568EXII and Mitros for 600-700 bucks.

Since you mentioned that you use CLS on your events, I suggest you take a look at the 560EX flashes that are launched recently. These are manual flashes but have built in CLS capabilities for just RM299. Should be the perfect upgrade for your old YN flashes IMO 
http://www.gstrapinuse.com/index.php?main_...products_id=723

Officially joining this camp with d7000 and 80-200 2.8 =)

It's so so so so so so much heavier than my x100 =.=

Will try to give this combo a try when I have my vacation in Kuching this weekend, expecting myself to use my x100 more though