Yeap, there is an in-built HDR mode haha, but takes 2 shots only and combined for you... Dynamic range is not as good as 3 shots or more.

Bracketing on the D800 is pretty easy, but I remember that there's a catch to it. If I remembered correctly, the camera will always follow the no. of shots you set under Timer (C6), regardless of how many frames you set it to shoot under BKT; or something like that haha
Long time didn't shoot HDR already T____T

PS: Still, with the crazy dynamic range of the D800, there's no real need to take HDR liao haha Unless if you really want to create those insanely colorful landscape shots. Still no idea how to achieve those

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Nov 15 2013, 09:56 PM

Lovely shots as always mate
I love #2 and #4, especially #4, really got feel to it

Thanks for your valuable input man
Definitely worth considering~

Thanks for the link too, I wish I am that great at editing photos

Wah, the Raynox 250 pretty gooding man
Dayum, here raining whole day LOL. So much for shooting T____T

Yeah, let's go shoot

I had errors showing "ERR" for my D90 during its first 2 weeks as well. Sent to Nikon Service Centre PJ and they managed to fix it within a day, some misalignment with the sensor or something. Though I am not sure whether yours is the same issue as mine.
Still, if your D80 is very old already, can always consider to upgrade

Not just patience lo, courage is very important, which I don't have

Yo bro, you forgot one extremely important thing- mosquitoessssss!!!
There are the real test to a macro photographer (or landscape shooter) miahahaha XD

Hate them with all my heart, farking opportunists while people are concentrating haha

Female Aedes sp. mosquito by PF T.J., on Flickr

An old female Agricnemis femina . This species of damselflies are very, very tiny. Usually not more than 2cm, and are often overlooked


Agriocnemis femina ♀ by PF T.J., on Flickr

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Nov 17 2013, 01:14 AM

FRIM is really a nice place yo, high diversity of insects

Can always ask for price quotes first before depositing right?

Still, the choice is yours
Nowadays a ~Rm1.5k DSLR is equivalent, if not better than the D80 in many aspects already I suppose

Still, I really love the dynamic range of the D80. Its the 1st DSLR that made me fell in love with photography anyway

Your tone is super nice. Is that split toning? Using LR?

Doing some HDR landscape today. After this quit landscape for awhile. Will do random shoots like Great composition bro, I love it
Why stop your landscape shots bro? Exams coming up?

Wah, didn't know you are into stills hehe XD
I did some lately too, lazy to edit

Your shots damn terror la
I looked at my landscape shots and I sadding liao

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Nov 17 2013, 11:31 PM

Woah, the car damn nice man

Agreed
Getting the composition right will require a lot of effort
Same goes to macro haha, I don't really like it when I attract a lot of attention too I guess photographing a wall at close range ain't exactly normal haha XD

Still, as long as you love what you are doing, that's good enough~ Don't really need to care about what others think of you. However, its good to turn around a few times to make sure there are no robbers LOL

Photo spams for tonight~
Cycad Blue Butterfly, taken in UM's Forest of Wisdom.


Cycad Blue Butterfly 1 (Chilades pandava) by PF T.J., on Flickr


Cycad Blue Butterfly 2 (Chilades pandava) by PF T.J., on Flickr

Thank you bro
Just lucky to get some nice subjects la

Thanks bro, long time no see your macro liao

Looking forward to it bro, your car shots damn keng one

Love the 1st shot yo~
I think it will be better if you shoot lower, and also make those footprints larger and deeper Of course, better save this idea for when the weather is much better

Just curious, how much does ND filters costs anyways, I know nuts about them lol

Dafuq? I have always thought ND filters are square shaped one LOL
Wah, cheapest also RM200 T___T

Yeah, some tripods can spread really low haha, but those are expensive. There are some that can be used "upside down", with the camera attached on the bottom

Nice scenery bro, love the colors

A creepy Portia jumping spider for tonight


Portia cf. fumbriata 2 by PF T.J., on Flickr


Portia cf. fumbriata 1 by PF T.J., on Flickr