Even if they change for you for free for a lifetime its not worth it if your d600 spends more time in the sc than in your hands huhj T____T

You have Citroen fetish? Keep on favorite my Citroen shots only.

Maybe can ask wkwong91 sifu, he is looking for something similar and has been doing some research for some time

they're not replacing it with a d610 shutter? (the fixed ones) instead of using the "new" d600 shutter?

Dunno neh haha

You are sifu ma.


I xda do research for Tammy wor this time. Haha. Now I have another option already.

*After did my homework, I still prefer 16-35mm.

This post has been edited by wkwong91: Mar 21 2015, 11:41 PM

you more sifu. I kit lens only.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101...&type=1&theater

*donno why cannot hotlink images now.

Sigma 12-24!

sups guys, long time no see
here's a pic of redang corals

corals

So sifu, why you still prefer 16-35 ?
I have try to ration between them.

Reason to go for nikon:
- Easier to get filters, cheaper price
- Longer reach
- It is Nikon
- Lighter

Reason to go for Tamron:
- Wider by 1mm
- Cheaper price
- 1 stop brighter

IMHO, just get what u want and what u need. If 15mm and f2.8 are ur concern then go for Tammy.

never happen in malaysia . XD
only in US or some other country lol.... nikon malaysia care less about customer here i think

ya la. maybe kena ask the programmer of this forum to improve the BB code, the other 2 forum which is using BB code one like polycount also can use IMG tag without problem.

the thing is earlier I can. Now i can't, maybe FB disabled.

duno, last time can use the jpg as the end of URL, now they give weird code liao...

but thing is BB code can do this actually, i use polycount forum bb code can put facebuk img link XD

even now if you end it with JPG it still won't call.

now back to Nikon topic - I like D5500 but D7100 can share battery with my D750 and can pop-up flash trigger. Darn Nikon!

row row row your boat

mmm this i like !

Macro come liao
Orange longhorn beetle (Cerambycidae; Coleoptera) by PF T.J., on Flickr

This moderately large longhorn beetle displays some striking orange and metallic green colourations- awfully attractive!

As the name suggests, longhorn beetles are beetles that have long antennae "horns" which may be longer than their bodies.


Giant centipede- Scolopendra subspinipes by PF T.J., on Flickr

A giant centipede! Probably a different subspecies or different colour morph this time (as opposed to the usual one which is mostly red in colour).

This beautiful centipede has legs that vary from green to yellow to bright red- nice!

Orchid mantis nymph- Hymenopus cf. coronatus by PF T.J., on Flickr

This tiny but beautiful mantis may likely be the 1st instar of the beautiful, famous and ferocious orchid mantis that many people adore.

When can I actually see an adult? T____T

Huntsman spider- Heteropoda sp. by PF T.J., on Flickr

This huntsman spider was waiting for prey on some patches of lichen during the day- must be real hungry. Despite this, it wasn't easy to locate this spider!

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

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Mar 23 2015, 06:15 PM

waw... thanks

Parallel-spined Spiny Spider (Gasteracantha diardi) under UV illumination 1 by PF T.J., on Flickr

Spiders are easy to find at night, mainly because their eyes will fluoresce when being shined by UV. However, certain spiders have entire body parts that fluoresce instead.
It is unclear as to why this happens. Some say its for males to locate the females; some say its an attractant towards preys; and some say it serves as a warning to the spider itself that its exposed (under moonlight) to predation.


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


Parallel-spined Spiny Spider (Gasteracantha diardi) under UV illumination 2 by PF T.J., on Flickr

Top view of the spiny spider. Note that certain parts of the body appear brighter than others.

It is too bad I have been conned about the wavelength of the UV torchlight- this one is way too bright (390nm)!


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