yeah bro.. long time didn't meet u huh..

Taking photos for event in our college is difficult if you don't have flash (llike me), but for you now is easier..
next time, try to get another photographer to help you to cover the whole event. It really usefull, you won't miss any moment. (If you saw me last time, I did that)

This post has been edited by rezzz: May 30 2007, 11:04 PM

eh, can I join? not having D80 actually just the old D70s, but since there's no thread on D70s, might as well I join this group.

D70s & D80 similar mah...

Don't say like that la.. I took normal pic only..
anyway, here I put 1 of my InfraRed pic.

what's with my gear la.. my gear is even lower, its D70s, not D80...
I don't have superb lens.. I wanna get 17-55mm F2.8 (if got money ) I also don't have 70-20mm F2.8 lens.. I only have 70-300mm G type. I don't have any VR lens... cheap cheap lens only i bought not even external flash.. (but I don't plan to buy also. hehe.. )

yeah.. sigma 10-20mm, nikon 50mm, tamron 90mm, those area my favorit lens.. really love those lens.. didn't regret buying it. hehe..
that tamron 90mm also can shoot portrait, not only for macro.. I love the sharpness of that lens..

if money allowed, I also want nikon 10.5mm fisheye lens. hehe..

human never satisfied..

nikon 70-300mm G is Rm400 or less. while nikon 70-300 ED version is about rm700.

Nikon lens has several types : (What I mean here is Nikon brand lens, not tamron, sigma, etc)

G type - no aperture ring. it means this lens only can use in digital SLR, while the lens that has aperture ring can be use in manual SLR.

ED - the quality of the lens glasses is higher, so the image that it produced also will be clearer.

the rest, I don't know yet.
i'm sorry..

bro, in ur siggy u wrote there u have nikkor 10.5mm, is that fisheye lens?

didn't read it carefully..

then it's my wishlist also. hehe.. actually got 2 wishlist, nikkor 10.5mm or tokina 10-17mm fisheye. i saw the sample photo from my uncle.. it was awesome..
confuse which is better..

calvin.. finally u got ur 50mm, congrat bro...
have fun playing with it. hehe..

does anyone ever try Sigma 24-70mm F2.8? I was thinking of buying it, but I don't know is it good or not.

I wanna sell off my 18-125mm, & get something to cover between 20mm-70mm. (to cover between 10-20mm and 70-300mm)

my choice is sigma 24-70mm F2.8, tamron 28-75mm F2.8 or tokina 28-80mm F2.8. But if I get starting from 28mm then it will be a huge gap between 20mm to 28mm..

hmm.. what you all think?

previously I was thinking of tamron 17-50mm also but now i also thinking of 24-70mm

so ur advice is getting the 17-50mm.. I'll think of it again..

edit:
IF comparing between Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 and Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-F4.5, which one will you choose?

This post has been edited by rezzz: Jun 21 2007, 09:39 PM

and how about comparing Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 and Sigma 18-50mm F2.8?
Sigma price is lil bit higher according shashinki.com.. getting more confuse now

WOW.. new Batt grip...

but the lens hood... Why you and Cheun r following me. ahahaha...
The CF hood does give more pro looks only few people have it.. (leave it secret.. hahaha)

if its white, then its not Nikon anymore.. Nikon is dark side, not White side

j/k

yeah.. waiting for more photos

GOGOGO Andy0625...

there's some vignette at ur first picture..
Did you use both UV & CPL filter? maybe you can only use CPL to avoid vignette.


btw my bag is only the free bag from nikon. wanna buy another bag that can fit all my lenses, but still confuse which to get..

I think you better buy 50mm F1.8 first before batt grip, coz its more usefull in producing your pic. But if you have ready cash, just buy both
but extra battery is a must.. 2 batt is enough, 1 for backup.

vignette means, in the corner of your pic, there's some part that blocked by your filter because you use 2 filters. see that black part? That black part is actually they capture your filter ring.

lol.. then it really looks like vignette to me.. coz it happen to me when I use my 18-125mm at focal length 18mm, using double filters, it always happen. haha.. unless I use focal length 20mm above.. then its gone..

sorry my mistake

This post has been edited by rezzz: Jun 25 2007, 12:54 AM