too bad our currency so stupidly bad

imagine new 6D for below RM4k

haiz, only can blame ourselves for being so poor

on 6D, everything is better than the 60D except that you lose pop up flash, tilting/rotating screen and also a little weaker autofocus system.

at the end if you can justify the high price over 60D then by all means go for it

heard a lot of not so good reviews about it, any sample pictures? my previous experience with older generation tamron is good at least (the old 70-200 f2.8).

technologies alone, the 5d2 is very outdated i would say. a sony a7 mark 1 beats the 5d2 in every aspect, yet being cheaper used.

5DS pretty much a 5D with higher MP sensor, what people really wanted is a 5D4 i think.

yeah mirrorless still feels a bit odd compared to dslr, but then you are trading ergonomics for portability.

if the 5d4 is going to as disappointing as Canon's recent releases, then good luck Canon. all their new products are pretty much

yeah exactly. even 7D II is pretty much ignored, Canon releases not so bad APSC bodies but never bothered to release updated APSC lenses.

750D/760D to me at least considered a big jump over 700D, but they came way too late as most people will go for mirrorrless now for the entry level market.

and look at their mirorless products, EOS M3 is supposed to be exciting but a lot of obvious crippling that can be found probably to protect the DSLR market.

how I wished canon can produces a mirrorless on par with sony/ panasonic/ olympus since the EFM/EFS adapter actually works well and I like Canon's lenses a lot.

happened before to me with my tamron 70-200mm, luckily after a few times of turning the camera off and on + remounting the lens that error was gone

BTW, by mechanical sound is it from the aperture blade? I just remembered that when that error occurred the aperture blade was stuck.

This post has been edited by mingyuyu: Dec 9 2015, 11:10 PM

it seems like common issue for old generation tamron lenses then

surprisingly that lens still alive, although i sold it to my friend

i would suggest getting something like a 50mm + extension tubes until you managed to save up for a new set of macro lens.

get the cheapo 50mm f1.8 la, not too bad with extension tubes i think

good thing then

i wonder how much magnification do you actually need for food shots? i guess very seldom you will go more than 1:2?

wan awesome IS got for tammy 24-70mm f2.8, somemore cheap yo

the size of 24-70mm f2.8 lens never stop growing

slowly approaches medium format's weight and size

only used sp90 and 100mm L before.

well you get what you pay i can't comment on image quality since to me they are quite close.

mostly likely something to do with your signature based on the few cases recently

guess u'll have to wait for admin/mod to reply.

looks good enough to me

this tered so little picture

try yonguo rf603, used them for 3 years now and still functioning well as both remote shutter release and flash trigger. really cheap too.

i shoot banyak but with my nikon gears so cannot post here

(still have the EOS M, can hangout at this thread lagi )

btw all your pictures worked nicely for me, no thumbnail

This post has been edited by mingyuyu: Jan 7 2016, 08:21 PM

I've tried distances more than 1m (even more than 10m if i remember correctly) and they still connect nicely