got dust on our sensor.
f18 is ok but why iso1600..
maybe u can lower down your iso and shoot with long exposure.
nice picture btw

This post has been edited by undazztood: Jan 15 2008, 09:55 PM

Just wondering is D40 package bundle with TV-Out cable. Thanks

mine come with 1

My standard package doesn't come with one. I guess it's an optional accessory that u have to buy urself

Why dont you have a look at the box which stated the packages that comes with it ?
It's included in my set for D80 and D

me too include with my d80 but i lost it already

i didnt use remote...just tripod and hold my finger on the shutter button...

mine didnt come with one...according to the manual, its optional acc...

wow...you lucky man

Hey guys.. My school's photography society is going to hv a workshop for those junior. I need somebody help to lead them. 2/2, Saturday, 8am~2/3pm. Shooting area is the school. SMJK Yu Hua, Kajang. FOC 1.. Sharing is caring ma.. Best if sifu-sifu will to help. Anyone interested can pm me. TQ.

Allow me to share my 'harvest' with a recently acquired D40. All taken using kit-lens, hand held.







By the way, this Saturday I'm attending the D40/x workshop by Nikon. Anyone else going, PM me. Maybe we can talk there

My flickr (I'm required to link back to it for comply with its agreement...)

This post has been edited by ebernie: Jan 17 2008, 01:59 AM

Some more



















Those still undecided whether or not to get the D40, don't wait any more

Cannot auto-focus with non-AFS lens, lack of DOF preview, bla bla bla, it doesn't matter! What matters is

1) It's cheap, so if you decide it's a wrong hobby, you won't hurt as much (it's not much more expensive than a PnS)

2) You start shooting NOW! The more practice you get, the better you'll be. It's not how advanced you camera is, but how well you know your camera

3) Since it's so cheap, there's more dough for better lens

4) It's easy to use. There's always the 'P', scenery and auto modes, again much like your traditional PnS (but since much better sensor, you generally get better pics). When you've 'graduated', then there's the SLR features waiting to be explored. Can you say win-win?

P/S: This is my first month with my D40. Just to give you guys an idea on how easy to get good results with it.

Ok, enough racun

This post has been edited by ebernie: Jan 17 2008, 01:59 AM

your photos kinda...inconsistent ler... some very nice while some lack of subject

the photo of the stone wall, IMO its over-sharpened a lil...
and the tree trunk... if you look at the histogram, should have highlight spikes...
i like he first pic best


thanks for the racun

ha ha these are what you call 'test shots', hence the inconsistencies

the dreaded lens cap shot is always there for a test shot!
muahahahhahaa...
enjoy ur d40 before u get poisoned to upgrade!

@ bold : What you mean ? Sorry don't get it

Means you won't be able to see your DOF adjustments prior to taking the photo.

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Added on January 17, 2008, 11:54 amLol - I think my next upgrade will be lens, not body. Fast potrait lens and VR telephoto. But haven't decided yet. I think should buff up skills before buying.

This post has been edited by ebernie: Jan 17 2008, 11:54 AM

buy lens first that how i up my skills

i agree with undazztood!
get ALL the gear first..
then start practicing! =)

and dont waste ur money.. direct get a 70-200VR

nvr heard of such theory...this is racun thread more than learning thread... haha...

well...
most of us...lepak here to get racun-ed!
muahahahha...
learning thread...
is somewhere else!