Mine is the one with VC so should be 570g so it's more or less same with the Tokina but 11mm and 17mm is much different and I don't really use anything above 17mm on the Tamron as I have the 35mm f1.8

www.kldslr.com is a good choice too

FInally got my hands on the Tokina 11-16mm DX II hope to be able to do some nice UWA shots of my own car dy

It is a really good landscape lens haven't test it out yet but hopefully soon

Go get it bro, best landscape lens on a budget compared to the Nikkor lens of course I got mine from a fellow forumer selling his gears, so close to getting the D7100 from him too, but funds restricted so

I'm currently using D5300 planning to get a D7100 as main body and keep the D5300 as secondary body

Use FX to say bye bye to DX lens? Which camera body are you using this on?

AFAIK, D5100 is kinda cheap nowadays...around RM 800+- for used body, so I think that's a good price to start

I'm considering between D7100 and D7200 manage to find both AP warranty at RM 2.6k and RM 3.5k...

Any D7100 and D7200 user here?

As far as I know, the main diff is 1 FPS more, WiFi and NFC, higher native ISO...the AF motor is the same isn't it?

I would suggest the D5*** series because of the flippy screen and WiFi, convenient for casual shooting

Or kldslr.com

Nice photos zzzxtreme, I was a fan of the v2 but was taken aback by their small sensor size and expensive lens options

I've owned the newer Nikkor DX 55-300mm and I have to say that it is a really slow lens, not too sure if the same would apply to the 55-200mm or not.

But again it depends on how's your shooting style, having a longer reach might not be useful if you're shooting mostly scenery

You mind elaborating more about your shooting style/genre?

Both lenses have a much different pricing I would suggest to see what you budget is

The 35mm f/1.8g is an affordable lens that most users will get due to it's big aperture and low cost (I personally owns 1 )

The Sigma 30mm is expensive if you buy a new one, but you may get lucky and find an used for around RM 800+-

Nikon J5 is the mirrorless series of camera from Nikon, they are alright for casual use during travel its kinda like a digital camera that you can change lens but the lenses aren't cheap

When comparing the phone camera to real camera is like comparing apple to orange, different thing altogether at the end of the day it boils down to what is your usage.

If you're not planning to go into photography deeply and you're looking to change a phone too, then the Note7

If changing phone is not your main reason then go for the camera

If you have a decent camera on your phone now, don't bother buying either one...

Because if you shoot the photo and planning to just upload to instagra/facebook, then you won't be able to tell the quality difference between the Note 7 and J5

Just my personal opinion and please don't feel that I am dissing you because I am not

+1 to you bro, exactly what I was thinking as well

Anyone knows how to check the expiring date of the warranty except by looking at the card or receipt/going to Nikon centre?

OMGWTFBBQ...that's bokeh-licious but with 200mm focal length, the photog would needa stand quite far isn't it?

Oh I see~

BTW to all Nikon sifu out there, does most 'D' lenses focuses on Nikon D7100 body via the screw?

I brought as hand carry before on my flight to Taipei via AirAsia, I don't think there's reason for them to reject isn't it?