Haha what ? I am in the list lol
Yesterday I mention the price they say is import set

You no need camera also can spam d...I've observing the last tred so much growth cuz if you 

2 Monitors...won't that be a headache when gaming? 

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2978695&hl= m

Depends on whether you're using FX or DX

gg now only realize is class 4 16gb = =
call him he say can change for me
class 10 8gb  x2 
guys is it better than 1x  16gb class 4 ?

today test to shoot 1 pic of leng lui XD

same as my 60D body , i think hardly be avoid , unless u keep 24/7 in drybox    don say view finder , Lens also can enter dust hehe for some sealing lens

As long as it doesnt effect my picture , then i will just skip it    RM200 can save for other purpose le hehe

duno want tell you my lens condition or not 
got a air tight box with some dry agent good already actually 

Get Nikon trinity lens... Confirm can

still learning all the setting on the dslr lot of setting

when shooting with M mode, you gotta look at the exposure meter.

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by the way its fun to see almost all DSLR newcomers will look at the bokeh first lol. actually sometimes the bokeh can be distracting, or difficult to nail focus point due to thin DOF.

Welcome...
BTW, anyone here using Wacom tablets for editing?

He is a real newbie to this la, so one step at a time 
This is just sales tactic to tipu you into getting an expensive accessory, the UV filters in most shops have one of the highest profit margins, hence the encouragement by salespeople to get you to buy them.

A filter is mostly just there for protection against direct impact to the front element, while specialized filters like circular-polarizers and neutral density types are for certain types of photography uses.

Higher quality UV filters won't degrade your photo but personally I haven't seen a massive difference between a RM20 and a RM200 one yet (both multicoated btw).

Both cheap and moderately expensive filters also got, the JYC PRO1-D I mentioned above is one of the latter. 

And no I'm not a sifu, I'm just a hobbyist saja~ 

One of the reason is ergonomics, I just like how canon cameras sit in my hands compared to Nikon, the buttons/ grip feel better to me. Another thing is lenses, Canon had quite many cheap and good lenses, for example the 70-200 F4, 17-40 F4, 50 f1.8 and a few more.

About IQ, sensor, bla bla bla... Those things don't really matter to me, as long as my gears feel right to me and works nicely, it's good enough. There's no need for super good IQ when all you take is snapshots and beginner like photos. I would like to sharpen my skills first before looking too much into gears and systems.

I can't really go in super detail since I am not that kind of person that test and play with every new camera, I only use my friend's gears to play with in case i wanted to know more about it.

Woah, interesting hehe XD
Looking at its estimated price, I'm pretty sure it'll be better