Any other place to clean sensor other than Nikon service centre? rm84 every 6 months is quite pricey for my taste.

I travel a lot, I change between 2-3 lenses. After 2 trips usually got dust already.. Before nikon, my 7D in 6 years only went once for sensor cleaning. Nothing to do with sensor size right?

Let me join u

Revived my D7000 after letting it to sleep in my drybox for almost 1 year, the colors (or should i say the white balance) felt really different from my main camera (5d ii). AWB on d7000 tends to be really green/ yellowish while with canon its a little purplish/ cold.

I guess I'm not the only one. I feel like the D750 is more prone to dust than other bodies I've owned in the past.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3988793

Thanks for the suggestion tho, I'll contact yannick soon.

I am using the non-VR. Quite heavy but useful when in low light condition. If you camera body able to boost iso with lesser noise I think 24-120mm is another good option for walkaround lens. Sometimes 70mm not really sufficient enough. To get nice photos, everything is worth.

Want to know why you guys choose Nikon as your camera?

Hmm, this is a pretty subjective question haha
Different people will have different reasons to choose Nikon but for me its mainly because (i) the button layouts worked better for me (the typical rotary dial on Canon models often caused the skin of my thumb to peel off); (ii) the dynamic range being generally better; and (iii) most of my friends were using Nikon- easier to learn from them/borrow lenses

But that's just me.. in the end it all boils down to personal preference and what you are using the system for. For example if you are into super macro photography you can only choose Canon because its the only brand with a dedicated super macro lens i.e. MPE65    According to DS_Legacy the current Nikon lineups are relatively weaker when it comes to professional videography as well

Time to buy liao sifu, what you waiting for?
Haha you should look at our muscles   
DS_Legacy has very imbalanced bicep and brachioradialis muscles because he FAPPed too much uses a 4-5 kg setup for his video recording during actual days

totally worth it   

ahhhh thats why I can't decide. Going to asian countries with a lil bit of everything e.g. landscape, cityscape, nightscape etc and only plan to bring one lens. Heard good reviews about 17-50mm OR 18-140mm

Thanks everyone for the information! Will give it serious consideration. Any other recommendations? Budget less than RM1,500

I am curious to know if photography equipment will become cheaper after 1 June.

Hey guys! Been AGES since I last was here, still sticking to my 7+ years old D3100 here. It's still holding up well with my year old 35mm f1.8g but I'm looking to increase its usability. I was wondering if you guys know the best way to remotely control an entry level like the D3100?

I've seen wireless adapters, android apps, eyefi cards but don't really know what's the best way considering D3100 is pretty old. If possible I'd like the ability to transfer photos to my phone as well without the use of a PC. Will a USB cable connected to an OTG cable on my Android smartphone work?

eyefi card sounds ok.
not sure if OTG cable would work, but that would also require carrying extra cables...
and since its just for transfer...why not a OTG card adapter?
but d3100 no wifi...still need to buy the wifi adapter.

not bad, lucky man. you should be in pic also. she wear bridal dress dy... waiting you only 

ops.. your gf is mua ha.... i tot is the model. hahaha sorry bro.. dun angry

Hello guys. Hope to get so advice from the sifus here.
I just inherited a 105mm lens with R1C1 flash. Planning to get a body to pair with it. Saw the nikon latest promo on D750, seem good for a full frame. I pretty new in photography, is this body and good? Seen a few other website stating it has shutter issues.

great to know bro. now im so ready to get the D750. at least with ease of mind and at a great discounted price!

by the way do i know any good bags? planning for a Body, 1-2 lens with a R1C1 flash kit.

because we do not think the mirrorless can out perform the DSLR.
and also we do not want to buy new lenses. 

well traditionally, mirrorless takes video better than dslr. 
even some point and shoot camera take better video than dslr 

Need some opinion from sifu here. Do you think with 24-85 3.5-4.5G lens is good enough for doing paid photographic works eg for printing, poster, album etc?

Thanks for the opinion.