check your AF settings.

some settings doesn't allow shutter to trigger when AF is not locked.

Thanks, I have locked the AF but still not able to take a pic. I guess gotta send to shop. I googled this prob and many users complain the same thing.

i think my lens got 1 side is quite blur... i think kena recalibrate.... how much cost for 24-70 recalibrate for that, also want send to service like clean sensor and lens... been long time didn't do that.

i forget any shops do that and how long for recalibrate lens?

like i turn to f/5- 6.5 or something the further object should be sharp (not DOF thingy) but it appear blured.

** i need double check first before decide to send to service...., i remember got a chart that show the sharpness of the lens... where is it already?


This post has been edited by Agito666: May 19 2015, 01:58 AM

mind if i ask.
are you using black cloth for this photo or a black cardboard?

Looks like a cloth

An Ocher Satinwing- Euphaea ochracea ♂ by Ji Tan, on Flickr

This beautiful male damselfly is grouped under the Satinwing family Euphaeidae, displaying stout and relatively short bodies.

This particular species of damselflies are not uncommon, but are generally localized, preferring less disturbed areas near streams.



More on Macro Photography here: PixelsDimension
Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia

Brown Sailor Spider- Neoscona nautica ♀ by Ji Tan, on Flickr

A Brown Sailor Spider up-closed, showing her unique 8-eyed arrangement.

This spider is waiting for the sun to set, so that she can start spinning her web and "hunt" during the night.

More on Macro Photography here: PixelsDimension
Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia

Fresh picture from FRIM this morning

I am the King! by GM Yong, on Flickr

Nice one
But FRIM is not really a good place for Macro, at least not anymore- too disturbed

Anyway, here's a guide that might help you in your quest to photograph Jumping Spiders
http://pixelsdimension.com/5-great-tips-to...umping-spiders/

Parallel-spined Spiny Spider- Gasteracantha diardi by Ji Tan, on Flickr

Probably a young (and perhaps hungry) adult female, the older ones seem to have shinier carapace, as can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/59583171@N07/15193693593

When disturbed, Spiny Spiders will retract their legs close to their body so that they are covered and protected by the shelled abdomen... but be careful and note their fangs! They love to bite when in this position!


More on Macro Photography here: PixelsDimension
Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia


A Celebes Leucauge in resting position- Leucauge celebesiana ♀ by Ji Tan, on Flickr

A Celebes Leucauge spider assuming resting position, with her forelegs being "left hanging". It is only when the spider is sure that the surrounding is safe before she really rests.

More on Macro Photography here: PixelsDimension
Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia

Anyone looking for a used AFS 17-55/2.8 and sb900 flash?

how much the flash?

Anyone facing this problem? My D90 exposure has been erratic lately. Some pictures I have to dial +2 exposure just for a proper shot. It works well in outdoor but not very good in indoor/shaded area.
Is it possible because inside is dirty?

Me back with some more scenic spam.... well not really scenic haha
These are my maiden shots with an FX in Singapore.... I'm loving the results of it


Clarke_Quay by Kenji Goon, on Flickr


Light Trail by Kenji Goon, on Flickr


Louis Vuitton by Kenji Goon, on Flickr


Full Moon by Kenji Goon, on Flickr


Supergrove by Kenji Goon, on Flickr

more in my Flickr

Finally had the chance to try the sigma 10-20mm

DSC_3819 by GM Yong, on Flickr

DSC_3834 by GM Yong, on Flickr

hi, back from cina

DSC_0650 by song laa, on Flickr

This post has been edited by teetaatee: May 22 2015, 12:05 AM

Lui Feng Pagoda @ West Lake!! Did you watch the live performance on the lake at night?

nope.. i back during evening

DSC_0677 by song laa, on Flickr

what's the shutter speed you used?

1/160