what he mean is you use 50mm f/1.8 shoot opposite girl bath cropping out 90% of photo also no problem because 36mp is big 

oh ya, how long need to wait, if you guys sent camera to service? eg: clean fungus, and sensor cleaning in nikon center

i forget last time how long need to wait i sent already...(this time is 1 whole month, just need keep record comparing waiting period.)

So the plastic that covers over the lens is sealed tight preventing air from going in?? What if open box and it is already exposed and they say its like that

Thanks

*raise hand*

can I have a D800?

anw, last evening took some bracketing burst shots (3 shots, 1 stop)

AF-S and single point.

Problem is, the D7000 tries to refocus on every shots. Hence the second and third shot usually landed OOF.

a bit rush because the sun wouldn't wait for us.

Yes, I guess I should train my manual focusing.

Hmmm... Im bit skeptical. Imagine they just take it right off the shelf and put it in the box and sell it to you. isn't that already exposed to open air for quite some time already? My dad bought a D90 right off the display shelf, and I was like WHAT and so happen it was the last unit. Because can say we dont know how long it has already been exposed right or whether they got properly stored it or anything.

Btw, who are the recommended sellers for Nikon stuff??

Thanks

hi,

i just want an advice. any one have an advantage for using 35mm over 50mm lens?

At the end of the day, if your business needs to expand and if these extra expenses can be justified in the returns, then like I said, why not...
D700 = 12MP. D800 = 36MP. The D800 has a higher pixel density for the same physical full frame sensor area 36 x 24mm. A camera with a higher pixel density is less tolerant to camera shakes as compared to lower pixel density camera body. If you can comfortably shoot 1/200s for 200mm focal length on the D700, you may want to consider higher shutter speed 1/400 or even 1/800 as every minute and tiny camera shake will be amplified on the high density sensor.

Because of this high pixel density on the D800, it demands higher quality lenses to be used as any lens imperfections will be magnified. High pixel density sensor also means noisier pictures at pixel level. But when you resize the D800 picture to the same size as the D700 and start to compare noise, the D800 is better. Sometimes it is as good as D3s / D4, if not better.


For me, the D800 36MP size is a bonus when trying to print big. Usually extreme cropping is not done for weddings but I may be wrong. The one thing that should be a primary reason for wedding photographers to upgrade to D800 is the excellent dynamic range.


What body are you using?

i'm preparing for street-shot in Korea and Japan.
- already have 50mm,
- just to get another advice from your guy regard investment in 35mm
D90 DX only..

Get Nikon trinity lens... Confirm can

last time went straight to KLCC and ask for check status, they said this week will confirm...well after this week then i go nag again....

U can get it bro   U already have 24-70... Then during year end, u buy 70-200 and next year buy 14-24...

But to be honest, I dont really like the 14-24... I prefer the 16-35

Ok thanks.
Ya, Im actually quite paranoid on certain things especially since Im still very new to photography. Well, one of the many reasons is that Im still a student, therefore, money is kinda hard to come by =).

Do you guys meet up in groups and head for a photoshooting quest?

Just get f/1.4 trinity. 

24mm f/1.4
35mm f/1.4
85mm f/1.4

Don't know about you but mirrorless quality still leaves me wanting more. Especially after paying so much for it.

If really want to save the back, I would rather forgo everything and simply rely on a cili padi like the Sony RX100. Really light weight and relatively superb performance from a small sensor.

Heard that my dad said my neighbour is using a Fujiflim xe-1, he says so far its the best for him when it comes to white balance and colour is great for him

Hi D600 users. anyone who purchased the latest batch of D600, so far using it have any significant problem of that oil/dust trap on the sensor?

Yes, its because of this problem hinders me from jump ship to Nikon and getting that awesome bang for buck d600.

so.. what do you all think about  this article ?
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/2013/10/09/n...d-canon-failin/

For vacation, I want to be able to bring my best tools to capture my precious memories the best way I can. What do I take? The D800 of course. 

still learning all the setting on the dslr lot of setting

For vacation. A full frame (d800 or d700 or any). Grip. plus 28mm and 50mm enough.