Penang island alot of stuffs to eat haha... Kulim there, not so sure 
On nom nom nom     

u can get nice food at kulim such as ikan bakar, char dua pan, wan tan mee, kuey teow teng.
if you visit bm, i can bring u eat the duck egg fried koay teow 

Chai Leng Park Wak Sek Kai looo.. most famous...

the Lok Lok (1st stall) is quite famous..

one question, how much cleaning fees for 24-70? just spot got 3 small spot thanks to raining season... i think last few months kena d.

(unfill warranty card got do with this? )

KLCC got service center or not?
*googling the location now...

carrying under rain, with umbrella still kena rain kaw kaw like ... err ...
till zip part soak 100% then drip inside gua... i think last time also kena snow since first day from south korea... then during this 2 years kena rain mostly...
and very cold situation like LRT air con during rainy day and switch with outside warmer situation often (foggy on spec everytime, needless to say on camera, i can't leave my camera in rented room)
then i can't do anything beside wipe outside of the camera and put under a fan...

yes, no drop box yet since i want change body first 

then just now i check fungus spot i thought it was reflection from my light...who knows actually is fungus 

thinking DIY a drybox or get 1 with digital meter (?) after change body
last time didn't buy it because i still rent room, bought liao will be headache to moving those big arse fridge.
i hear new nexus 5 got nikon lens right? 

okay, digital is it. 

oh ya the rubber ring slowly turn white is cause by what 

That one can be caused by sea water or your sweat just take a clean damp cloth and rub it off... you'll be surprise how dirty it is hehehe

To be honest, i'm using aipo 48ex so far so good without giving problem. If i'm not mistaken the previous problem is the power socket/adapter problem but after u replace new 1 it will work flawlessly ad 

top notch photo

f40

diffraction & chromatic aberration is severe using this (lens+ close up filter) regardless my aperture is, look my colourful eyebrow 

f16
i didnt notice that, thank you for reminding 

http://www.inferse.com/8225/nikon-d5300-d6...arly-next-week/

D600 and D610 no difference

Me... Reaching 2.2k shots and sensor still clean

Guys, I just compared my sigma 17-50mm f2.8 with nikkor 50mm f1.8 to see the difference in bokeh-ness.

But I discovered that when the sigma is at 50mm, its focal length is still shorter than nikkor 50mm. Does anyone know why?

Maybe Sigma use true 35mm equivalent focal length in their product marking?

I would recommend u getting the D3200... Since u r more to landscape, the extra megapixels will be useful....

Yup. Ways of circumventing that is to focus stack.

But then again if you're shooting landscapes at super wide angles at say 14mm and at f/8 on a D800, focus at hyperfocal distance of around 0.8m in front of you and anything from around 0.4m to infinity would be in focus.

For 16mm and at f/8 on a D800, focus somewhere at hyperfocal distance of around 1m in front of you and anything from around 0.5m to infinity would be in focus.

Not sure on the diffraction limit on the newer 24MP DX sensors though.

You're looking at D400 / D7100 now ah?
Sure or not? Any example?
AF 135mm f/2.0 


I held a MKIII a few times. It actually feels very nice in the hands.
Too saturated that can overcook the picture.

Celciuz n me

Even girls too? 

I thought they like light camera best?

lol today just survey price again
guys not all photokem price fixed?
why pyramid and ioi different?
hmm mind i ask do u guys buy camera with extend warranty?

Yes, I agree about the UV filter and screen protector, best to have them. I already had some scratches on the UV filter on kit lens (thank goodness not the lens itself).

You seem to really love D7000 

The D7000 is a kick@rse machine yo, even when its already replaced haha...
I didn't do much research when I purchased my D90 lol  , otherwise I'm pretty sure it would've been the D7000 as my 1st camera 
Well, at least you are aware of your options now
Like what celciuz sifu mentioned, the D7000 is one tier up, with much more features than the beginner-line DSLRs like the D3xxx and D5xxx. But since its an enthusiast level DSLR, you won't get those easy-to-understand, guided modes like those in D3xxx and D5xxx, so its much harder to learn if you are still new But after you are familiar with the fundamentals, you will definitely find the D7000 being more versatile to use~

So its up to you, if you would prefer a more beginner-friendly DSLR, go for the D5100 (the D5200 is not really worth it imho, since not really a lot of significant improvements for the price increment). If you feel up to the challenge that you can handle a D7000, then its definitely the better pick
Awwww, so cute hehe XD XD
I think my gf has the exact same sailor dress 

Aiyo, can buy car already haha   
I agree with you man haha~ Which was why I never really regretted my fortunate purchase of a D90 over any beginner model, although at 1st almost all my photos were over or underexposed LOL

D3xxx or D5xxx might be easier for beginners since the entire range of ISO, shutter speed, exposure and aperture values are shown on screen so its easier to choose from them at 1st. But once familiarized, some will find it slower to access to the settings they want, or the specific values they want 

Still, I suppose it varies from people to people one la haha, most don't really care about the settings lol, sticking only to Auto and Program modes XD
D400 coming up soon hehe

depends

D800 has a 91,000 pixel RGB metering sensor (same like D4)

both D600 n D7100 has the same 2,016-pixel RGB sensor

u get wut u pay for...