ask u guys a question, would you consider bringing your D80 to a fishing trip, and expose it to a little of sea spray, etc...

but heck you might just get to take some nice pics out there.. sunrise, sunset.. or maybe hurricane...haha

One of the B&W shots that I took in Melaka today.

Image is unaltered. Taken using the built-in B&W mode.

i was there during the holidays. taken at jonker street ah?

one from me...

yewkuay.. at me into the list keke..

tagged!!
nice shot!!

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Added on May 7, 2007, 1:11 amHi, guys, long time no see, i just back from Hongkong , no time to KEMAS my photos yet, will upload soon...
btw, how to attach photo here ? wat to type ?

hello there,

how many dpi is your d80 ?

i saw my fren punya just onli 240dpi , image size round 8" x 12" .

then is it d same as 6mp camera ?

if u hv photoshop , try set yo image at 240dpi , then d image size oso bcome d same .

any comments on dis ?

The size of a digital photo is measured in pixels (the smallest colour component in a photo). The two photos above are exactly the same size, 300 pixels in width by 225 in height, and both have been saved at 25% JPEG compression. Even though their DPI has been set to radically different values, the photos are identical in quality (the pixels don't change). So, what is DPI and why are so many people hung up about it?

DPI is a measure of how a image is printed to a medium such as paper (or conversely, scanned from paper). Many software programs call DPI a measure of "resolution" which leads to more confusion since it is the resolution of the printed output, not anything to do with the "resolution" of the digital image. In fact the software programs that use this setting are really just doing so because they lack WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) output. If you do use WYSIWYG software such as most word processing, desk top publishing or graphics programs such as Corel Draw, then DPI is really a meaningless figure - the quality of output will be determined by the pixel size of the original image, the paper dimensions you have chosen to print the image (i.e. 4" x 6") and the quality of the printer.

HellO!~!~ Nice to meet you all... Im a newbie here... Currently holding my friend's D70s.. Try to play around it as well... Got a lot of things need to learn from you all... Do you think is it worth if I go for D80..?

i will buy new lens soon and i'm looking for nikkor 18-200vr. is it ok if i use this lens with my D80?

I might consider buying a Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AF-D prime lens.

Do you all recommend it?

i will buy new lens soon and i'm looking for nikkor 18-200vr. is it ok if i use this lens with my D80?

300% worth buying... It's so cheap after all... or you can go straight for the f/1.4 if you feel like it

1.4 is way overbudget.

Would this lens be good for indoors like for family dinner shots and also maybe at small events/gatherings?

The only downside is that there isn't zoom isn't it?

If i want a prime with zoom, it'd cost a bomb right? like the 70-200mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR.