moral of the story, don't simply touch camera inner parts, they are so damn complicated and fragile.

Always better to pay and have it done by the experts ;-)

been struggling which camera to buy as my first camera. Juggling between mirrorless and dslr, and in the end, i just bought nikon d5200 with 18-55mm kit lens. Hope it's good enough for my to explore. Trying to lower down my expectations of getting fabulous photos from the dslr+kitlens.. lol

A pair of Copera marginipes in wheel position (mating)
Lucky find, note the heart shape!

Saw a D600 bg for Rm400++.. Nikon brand. Legit or not?

Almost cheaper by 50% bro,I'm a bit sceptical:hmm:

Tried new spot, not a good place though. Too many rubbish, but I took some shots now that I was there anyway.

Hope you guys don't mind me posting pics over here (canon thread is pretty unactive and no macro guy inside also).

Housefly is really an easy subject for macro, they aren't very alert and large in size so you don't need something with really high magnification to take their pictures.



Don't halau me keluar

http://nikonrumors.com/2013/12/16/new-niko...ontent=FaceBook

yay..cheaper 35mm.. bt it's f/1.8
Bt its for FF anyways! hopefully sharper than 1.4, like what the 85mm 1.8G did.

Her right hand, just below her breast.

Eh I'd like to ask if there's any majorly significant difference if I use Photoshop or Lightroom to process the RAW format photos?

Nice shot man!
I've always loved the spectacular (and very large) statues all over Bali, each with a different meaning and story 
But I think the brushing on this photo is not very well done, can see the "outlines" clearly 

Nice shot bro, hope I can travel to this many places and experience other places' cultures.

like bro tan ji said, the aura's bit obvious, you recovered the shadows? or just toy with the brushes?