Putrajaya is very nice
Can try the KL Orchid Garden & Hibiscus Garden (KL) also, though whether nice or depends on whether its flowering season

If anyone's interested, I'm selling my 50mm F1.8G prime. Have a look at my signature.

If indoor shooting might consider Grand Shanghai at Puchong? Shanghai theme feels.

If orchid park then I need to learn macro from you sifu...

So Sigma can be consider too beside than the Tokina or Nikon?

2 pics blend together can already

its a restaurant, can shooting without dine in?

Anyone try before subang skypark night view?

Hello guys. It is already confirmed that my sensor got dust particle. How do I know? Its from Google. So my question, anybody have tried to self clean your sensor before? Is it advisable to self cleaning? I live in East Malaysia. I've search authorized service center for Nikon. All located at West Malaysia. Got any advise? Thanks.

This post has been edited by jaQ-Ass: Apr 29 2014, 10:00 AM

Just a place with small small restaurants. Got pathway for you to take photo and some Shanghai designed restaurant. Quite nice place. But better go on weekday because on weekend there is crowded with people. Sorry for the ugly photo.


DSC_0483 by WK|PhotoGraphy, on Flickr


Just went on last Saturday. This is the night view u can take from 10th floor. Sorry for the ugly photo.


DSC_0057 by WK|PhotoGraphy, on Flickr

Have you made sure that its not the mirror that's dirty?
Might be a bit risky to clean it yourself since you will risk damaging the sensor
maybe can ask around shops around your area? Its better to let the pros do it for you, usually they charge around RM50-100 for the cleaning over here

Fuyoh, your lengloi waifu haha
THanks for sharing, looks really nice~
Usually its quite hard to take good indoor shots but it seems pretty well decorated the place

This Sifu ah. Much more Pro than me lo.

Eh? If the mirror got dust particle, so how do I clean it? I've watched youtube tutorial. Some using cotton buds. Is it advisable? I just bought my camera last month though. I don't know how it got there and it is ruining my photos.

I don't think that there are shops offering cleaning service here in my place.

So humble haha
I don't know how to take landscape shots one haha, please teach me next time

Dry and soft cotton buds will do, but please be extra careful and make sure there are no dirt/sand particles on the soft cotton buds. Its rather unlikely that the sensor is dirty for a new unit? Unless if you switch lenses alot

For your current or recent photos, you can always spot heal those dust particles

First week I bought the camera still no dust. Maybe because I've played around with the lens before. Plus, my room (bujang style) got dust here and there. But I can still save my photo using potocop. Lol. At first, I thought the black dots were birds flying during sunset. Went back home and zoomed . Bird so bulat meh? Lel

i also want to join

Macro shot for today- spider meal

Menemerus bivittatus preying on a Scholastes Fly by PF T.J., on Flickr

Shot taken with the usual settings and gears~

Amazing how a small spider can catch a fly of similar size

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Apr 29 2014, 11:50 AM

You are more humble than me.

Chloe Ling by colinleezl, on Flickr

DSC_4957 by Song laa, on Flickr