yeah

went for friend's convo rite?haha

no la, i am 1st year student yet XD

you stay around kampar too? or former UTARian?

1st year?
my 1st year back to 2010 haha
used to stay at manchester

oh, graduated then. 3+ years for me to go

good luck
join more events, would be fun

haha alright I see!!

what's the cheapest nikon lenses i can get which can pair with the nikon DF body?
im totally unfamiliar with nikon system

almost all DSLR lens, unless you want Auto focus or something.

i mean all nikon F mount

cheapest ar... 50mm f/1.8 D ?
that one almost all newbie buy one for crop system & FF system (in future)

i forget DF got auto focus motor or not.

a good read for you lol
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/nikortek.htm

basically now in market mostly is G version, slightly older is D one... those label in AI or something like that is more vintage XD

This post has been edited by Agito666: Aug 24 2015, 09:58 AM

RM8k body sure have AF motor haha
Agito sifu is right, the 50mm F1.8 d/g are the best picks for both a DX/FF system

the last time i take my camera out to shoot is 1st May 2015

lucky my lens fungus didnt grow any worst shooting less and less these days

haha alright Agito & PFTJ thanks noted.. if 50mm D I still can borrow from my friend ^___^ feel like testing the camera a while before I sell it away

I use Darktable to edit this photo since lightroom CC cant be installed on linux
still using it
gave me headache

Great shot! Love the sense of depth in this one

An aphid world (Aphididae) by Ji Tan, on Flickr

An aphid infestation- a colourful assortment of aphid pests on a yam plant. Aphids are serious pests to the agricultural sector as they are capable of reproducing really quickly, with or without sex!

If you take a closer look, you can see liquid droplets attached to the legs of the aphids. These are "honeydew" that serve as food for ants, which in turn provide protection to the aphids.

Also, you will notice white-coloured "things" in the photo, those are actually exuviae- the remains of the exoskeleton that is left after an aphid moults.


Common Garden Spider- Parawixia dehaani ♀ by Ji Tan, on Flickr

The Common Garden Spider is not exactly very "common" to most people, simply because these spiders only come out during the night, where they wait on the centre of their large webs for prey .

During the day, the spider will abandon its web (without destroying it), and hide on or inside nearby foliages.


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

Good shot..

Hello!! I'm back!

Took some photos but I need to process them first

Moar landscape

Pathway by GM Yong, on Flickr

MAC2015 by Gerald Lim, on Flickr

Fuyoh, awesome

tx bro