Sifus, if D600 has dust/oil issue and need send back to Nikon SC. Do they need warranty card or receipt? If the card or receipt is missing but the serial number was registered under Nikon warranty already. So the camera still able to claim?

Then no prob. Even if you say you've lost your warranty card they can check the system based on the serial and know when it was produced so you can't cheat on the warranty period

Anyone used Phottix Strato trigger system before? How does the mark I compare to the mark II?

Thanks bro.

Is it worth to get a nikon 35mm f/2.0D lens with damaged exterior (lots of scratches) at less than rm600? The seller claims that it still work properly. Average price at LYN used is around rm900

I think its worth it, but you have to be very sure that the damage is only limited to the external parts

Quote from seller:
"The lens is clean.
　There are tiny dusts inside the lens.
　But it doesn't affect pictures.
　And of course it has no fungus,no haze,no scratch,no balsam separation."

damaged exterior can mean its been dropped? so just make sure it focuses well else lens may be out of alignment, so only one way to find out.
but what body are u using it on? if DX then the 35mm 1.8 is better and cheaper.

Blue-bottle Blow Fly (Calliphoridae) by Ji Tan, on Flickr

I visit the dumpster every week to catch these flies to feed my spiders; surprisingly I realized that I do not have much photos of these annoying dipterans.

Blowflies are very common around areas with dung or rotten materials, and can be easily recognized by their shiny metallic body parts, and large red eyes.


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Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia

Leaf-footed Bugs (Coreidae) mating by Ji Tan, on Flickr

A male (bottom) and female (top) bug copulating in the wild. The female appears to be "multitasking", drinking plant sap while mating- impressive!

These moderately large hemipterans are common and can often be found on Ixora plants.


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Check out Malaysia's wildlife here: WildLife Malaysia

A D90.
I've been looking around for comparison with the 1.8 DX. There are features where the AF-D wins, but yeah overall 1.8 DX is better. Still I'd go for AF-D with a good price.

DSC_0781 by song laa, on Flickr

This post has been edited by teetaatee: May 25 2015, 03:14 PM

just notice flickr cannot full view panorama anymore... (last login since 2013 lol)
*switch to picasa...

Full view panorama?

used to be can zoom in kaw kaw for my HTC m7 one, due to facebuk is retard for long long ration photo, they will auto adjust width to short short one... then it is literally canot view detail... normally i use flickr host panorama image then link back to facebuk... (imgur host other works)

then now notice flickr now also reduce half size already... for free account...

i tot flickr can up ori size?

How big ur pano resolution???

duh my fault, picasa also canot view full once shared link like flickr lol

5101 x 1062
HTC M7 phone one, DSLR one i never do panorama

This post has been edited by Agito666: May 25 2015, 03:36 PM

Are you talking about the mobile app? I can still view mine in full size (5609 x 2139) I reduced it down to that size coz the original was insanely large.. (30+ shots with 24MP)

you will have to go to the download section to view the full sized image tho.. it won't display the fullsize in your photo stream tho...

here is an example.. hope my link works..

Toledo, Spain - Pano Shot

A 35 1.8G is much sharper trust me. i used both.

btw i was thinkin to grab a wide. either a 20mm 2.8D or the 18-35mm 3.5-4.5G
who has tried them before?

DSC_0731 by song laa, on Flickr

DSC_0724 by song laa, on Flickr