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A Nikkor 50mm F1.8g prime lens + Kenko Extension tubes + SB700 flash (handheld)
I'm still newbie, very barebone macro setup lol, but at least it takes pictures  Had a lot of valuable input from gunzerdude sifu 

It is not what you imagine, at that distance I don't you can see any nice firework

Nothing...?

Based on the articles currently on the web, I dont think there is any difference beside the sensor probs...

Nikon has that service one right? Just need to pay lo 

slowly collecting my money for it 

Some batches have problem with AF. What body are you using? Some bodies can do AF reliably in low light, some not. What AF mode? 3D Dynamic, AF-S or AF-C? Which AF point are you using?

Try to use AF-S and single point focus. Select and use the centre AF point if possible (or any other AF sensors that are cross type) in outdoor day time to make sure sufficient lighting so that you can rule out user error.
I was a little naive those times and did not do AF fine tune. But now I do especially with high density high megapixel sensors and big aperture lenses. Besides, AF fine tune is a standard feature on most new DSLRs. I even got the LensAlign tool just to be able to do this accurately.

On a side note, I envy something that Canon bodies are able to do during AF fine tune that the Nikon does not. The ability to do AF fine tune for a zoom lens... With the Nikon, you can only fine tune the lens at either the wide end or the tele end.
Firstly from the photos posted, I don't know if it's a fungus to begin with ! Looks more like normal dust specs.

What did Nikon say? Are those 3 spots really fungus?

If I want a quick turn around, I usually head to Nikon in Menara PKNS. I can speak to the tech to quickly confirm a problem if I suspect there is one.

Not that soon la, selling all my gear now first while focusing on assignments. End of the year only consider what options I have on hand.

I'm sure most of you have already seen this right?

I'm not as bothered by the AF point placements, rather I'll be thrilled if they made it more sensitive in low light 
The swivel screen is convenient, but for a semi-pro it's kind of a vulnerable point tho if the hinge isn't properly designed.

Looks more like downlight shadow to me, see how hard the shadow edges are. Usually ceiling bounce shadows are much softer than this.

ya dark room... 1/40 speed only, no tripod 

these pic i used 5dm3 lol
shhhh...

Look, feel and handling is different. Try hold one Canon, and you'll know 
Wait, I mean Canon DSLR yeah 

The menu layout also different, give different feel in terms of usage.

Personally, prefer Nikon's body design (more macho hahaha), handling and feels also better. The menu layout, buttons and design also nicer. When you try Canon's layout, try to remember when you first handle a Nikon to compare.

One thing about Canon's menu, is there quick way to delete a picture? For Nikon, you just hit the "trash can" button twice. For Canon, you need to scroll the option to delete?

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