I'm very interested, but too bad, still sticking to buying either a D800 or maybe this end of the year depending on the difference in price because no budget atm.

But recent buyers of the D600 are soooooo gonna rage.

My desktop can handle the workload no problem, thing is I need to start organizing my existing files as well as getting a backup 4TB drive already since my 500gig drive is almost full

Nikon has already responded regarding replacing the D600 shutter with the newer version, check out the first post.

Pro level build, almost everything is superior to the D600 except for the sensor.

And video of course.

This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Oct 22 2013, 09:44 PM

Fuiyoh, the stuff you recommend semua mahal mahal giler.

I remember D5XXX and D3XXX class bodies actually have the increment set to 1/2 instead of 1/3 by default. Might wanna take that into account.

Wooooh, nice clicks

Taken indoors under artificial lighting? (florescent tubes, etc)

Yep, especially since it's persistent enough to occur regardless of SS/A. Better get it checked if it's still under warranty.

Give it a try under other lights first, probably the lights in the room you're testing with is faulty or something.

Guess it's time to send it in then, no idea whether there's a service center in kuantan anot tho. Probably should give Nikon a call and see what they say.

Picture of the Nikon DF is out, looks gooding!




This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Oct 25 2013, 07:33 AM

I think you missed the post on Nikonrumors where its confirmed that it won't be called the D4H

The actual name is the Nikon DF instead

Which version is it? Mark I or II?

If the lens is the older version then it might explain the difference la

Ohh sorry, didn't notice you included the version in your first post. In that case it's a fantastic deal leh, I'd probably snap it up if I had the cash

Especially since 12mm is still considered ultrawide on DX, and gets even better on FX

My ciplak blower starting to accumulate crap inside already. Anyone know where I can get that Giottos rocket blower at a good price?

Original got filter at the intake part to filter dust.

Not sure whether ciplak ones got anot, but mine starting to blow crap onto filters instead of blowing them off.
Thank god I didnt use it to blow inside my camera (Not that I have one to blow anyways )

I don't think can change lei, , but better the thing get stuck than sucking in loads of dust which gets blown all over your sensor ya?

Mine previously can, but I superglued the rear cap and front part so cannot clean already since got valves to make sure air goes in and out in one direction

This post has been edited by gunzerdude: Oct 28 2013, 10:55 AM

Air + dust particles, end up with even more dust on the filter, summore the type that you actually have to brush/wipe away since they're "stuck" to the surface.

the terms 1:1 and 1:2 etc are used to define the magnification. For true macro lenses, you can reach 1:1 which means that subject size is reflected directly onto sensor (you'll fill the frame with a 20sen coin on DX approx.)

This should help illustrate what I'm talking about.



Btw, macro lenses are mostly a specialized investment, so it's best for people with tight budget to consider whether it's worth pouring the money on a real macro lens compared to an AF extension tubes that costs much less.

Of course, AF tubes compared to real macro lenses have differences, working distance being one of them. But other than that, both can produce great results if you know how and are willing to do so.

Tanji Is one of them using just a 50mm+extension to produce great shots already.