oh i see. Thanks for answering mindkiller6610.

for the laptop to display the pictures right after it has been taken,
i think the nikon software has this feature.

btw,
a shot on 55-200mm VR @ 200mm..
didn't sharpen when PP, so u can see it is abit soft, i guess some sharpening would make it better..



This post has been edited by mindkiller6610: Apr 15 2008, 10:55 PM

For Nikon have to use Nikon Capture
http://photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00Bxz4



Hope it helps. But I still wondering how it works
Wish to try up

that's a nice pic mindkiller. Hehehehe... I've never bother about the cd that comes with the camera. Maybe it's time to explore a bit now.

I think D40 doesn't bundle with Nikon Capture.

aih.. too bad then. But then is it still compatible with d40?

Yeap. It works fine with all Nikon dSLR

hmm,im using picture project every time,then everytime use up PS to edit it.

i can't wait to try out mine

i still figuring out on my 55-200.. really have to get used to it.. otherwise the outcome doesn't seems as expected~

What you need is Nikon Camera Control Pro 2. Expensive. But there's always alternative if you know what i mean.

yes...main flaw bout this lens the first time i tried it out was the AF precision and the sound god damn!!! it sounded like some bird stuck it there being squashed i dunno why but the AF is not really accurate...tend to take time to fine tune then only it will stop but its still a very good lens...esp when the VR kicks in...very obvious difference

indeed u r true...
but once u use it often the sound will go off....=)
it also tends to hunt a lot...rite?

55-200 VR has quite frequent AF-hunting.. esp at tele end and not really well lit area..

thats y u all need...

wah poison alert poison alert!!!

hey congratulation on ur new lense...
i used to hav one...BUT i dun hav the sound problem as u...it seem quite to me...even wif d VR on
anyway...it is most VALUE worth lense imho...sharp n good bokeh
here's wat i've taken previously:

IMHO that's sharp but the cars and the dividers have distracting bokeh. That thing near the red divider is quite 'geli' too.

i visited ur flickr szyap and i totally love ur wide set pictures.

he using sigma 10-20mm.. my next target lens..

This post has been edited by mindkiller6610: Apr 16 2008, 02:16 PM