don't think it will be that slow haha. if not the autofocus is just bullshit for a 3k product

not say kenot, but only at further focus distance. it's a nature of most macro lens, they tend to close down the aperture automatically as you focus closer and closer. something to do with the optical design i guess.

Nah, it's f5.6 and I am dead sure about it. I used that lens before and you obviously can see the aperture closes down as you turn the focus ring to a closer focus distance

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It depends on what you need. Some professional photographers shoot JPEG because of the big number of pictures, mainly event and sports photographer. Some shoot RAW because they know they are going to spend a lot of time editing the images afterwards to achieve the best possible result, mostly product photographers.

JPEG if you are lazy or too busy to went through every image and edit them. RAW if you want to get the best quality images from your camera but you are going to need a lot storage and time to edit and store them.

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Kampar by GM Yong, on Flickr

Shooting at night but no stars

Tower by GM Yong, on Flickr

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Library by GM Yong, on Flickr

ya ke? i only visit library to sleep, didn't know there are offices underneath

quite a big difference if you really compare them side by side.

that being said, it's pointless to get such a high performance camera just for travel photography imo.

true, but upgrading into a faster camera for travelling is a bit overkill for me.

depends on how you see "a lot". the better AF and tilting screen on the d750 means a lot to me. not to mention they are priced differently.

anyways just my opinion.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d7200

if the green part in the table means a lot to you, then go for the d7200.

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This post has been edited by mingyuyu: Jul 19 2015, 06:23 PM

haha thanks, thought that maybe we can shot some macro together at raya holiday but you didnt reply

wah really? jom we go pinjam (me using cheapo sigma lenses only )

some spiders I found inside the park, quite many of them around

Imagine mounting something like a canon 70-200 f2.8 on my little eos M haha

Anyways, I found them at the park inside Danish House, around those trimmed "round" looking plants. If you need guidance I can bring you there.

haha thanks was lucky to get that shot since I am like around 1 meter from the bird only.

i remember myself hanging around beaches with my friend's 7D+grip+70-200 f2.8. thinking back now I feel so dumb

Another awesome product from a newer Chinese company Probably the best flashlight for macro photographers.



Also the guy in the review video shoot some super awesome macro, amazing!

http://www.thomasshahan.com/#photos

How can I missed his works for so long LOL (didn't know him to be honest until that video shows up).

That light is so poisoning but the price....

Found this spot while cycling in the wild

Toilet by GM Yong, on Flickr

This post has been edited by mingyuyu: Jul 26 2015, 04:08 PM

Found this dead huntsman spider inside a lecture hall (i know it's odd haha) and brought it back to photograph it.

Shot on Nikon D7000 + Sigma 150mm Macro + 12,20,36mm extension tubes.

Huntsman Spider by GM Yong, on Flickr

This post has been edited by mingyuyu: Jul 28 2015, 12:44 AM