Where are you getting this lens? You're using it for architecture?

The one I'm lusting is the 24mm f/3.5 PC Nikkor.

Awesome!   
I still figuring how to make use of PC lens effectively..

i don't see the bokeh is smoother than 50mm 1.8g and 85mm 1.8g.

in fact, the bokeh doesn't look good at all.  

speed for stills it's alright, but lets say you want to track something, then mirrorless can't do that well. oh you want to get it solely for travel? then of course you won't be needing a 70-200 

I nearly jumped ship couple of days ago    Felt dslr bit bulky and thought of getting mirrorless camera instead (was considering Fujifilm or Sony). But to start fresh with a new system will cost me more so I decided to stay with Nikon. Will be saving for D7100.

I bite the bullet and #jumpship or rather buying another ship 

Yeah lucky me right 

Serial number of the stuff
Macbook pro 15 -  C02FHVSUDF8V
Nikon D90 - 8070611
35mm F2D -  589234
50mm 1.8G - 2009744

Other have to check when im in ipoh

The vignette is only fine is the subject is close. The further the focus is, the more the vignette.

Not just noise, you can shoot D600 underexpose in such a bad way that you can +1 +2 +3 or even +4 stops of exposure in post without much artefact.

My travel system, the Fujifilm X-series feat. X-E2, FUJINON LENS XF18-55mmF2.8-4 R LM OIS and FUJINON LENS XF23mmF1.4 R. by CY Pixels, on Flickr

xD, technically still valid since shot by D800? hehehe.

Not ready to comment on this yet , haven't shot much on the 1855, but the 23mm is sharp and nice! So far I'm shooting indoor more, so yes shooting on the 23mm more frequently and so far I'm impressed!

XE-2 looks more cool compare to D3xxx... Even me myself planning to upgrade my D3200 to XE-1/X100s

Hi, it is very unfortunate that there was a small flood in my home and now both my D5100 and Nikon 1 camera is soaked with water.

Both cameras are now left to dry. Are there anything I can do in the mean time to save them?

My DSLR is brand new ... ugh

How come no stain after soeked in murky water for 3 hours?

Dark knight by Calvin Kohlz, on Flickr

It's getting dark.

You are most welcomed

To be honest, kite shots are hard to take, because its very hard to include both the subject and the kite since the kite is so far away...

I think there are 3 ways to get a cliché shot:
1. Stand very far away so you can take in both the subject and the flying kite, but both will be very small

2. Shoot from the front, where the subject is moving (or standing) towards you, and the kite is in view at the back

3. Shoot from the top, but not that easy to get such location, was lucky to get this shot in Bali:


Kite Flying at Paddy Field by PF T.J., on Flickr

I think I should try and take some too haha 
Long time no fly kites already 

Guys! Just got my Nikon D7000 body + 50mm f1.8D lens from Click & Snap Penang! Looking forward to take my first shot! Need to learn all the buttons function first..........