welll...if u ever change ur mind...let me know...

it will triggered sb800, rite? if we set sb600 to slave, can it be triggered by sb 800?

yup..that shot is much nicer...you can tell a story with that pic... like how chaotic the background while the motorcyclist is putting everything behind him and in his own world bla bla bla...very nice

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This post has been edited by orenzai: Sep 12 2008, 04:07 PM

wah.. got silver D40..



http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/11385/nikon_d40/

i wish to have a gold version.. lol

wahh look like prosumer

problem with tat is when its worn you will see streaks of black...

then it wont be so pretty anymore...

A few questions:

1. Why wanna resize before uploading to flickr? Can use flickr as an online-backup
2. Anyone can comment on the radio trigger by phottix? Reliable or not? Easy to die?

Btw, CLS is not a replacement for radio triggers. Outdoors when there are other sources of light (sun or even other flashes), CLS might not be as useful as radio triggers. Range is considerably less too.

Also - apologies on the misinformation about the SB900. I just assumed it would be more powerful because of its extra reach. Wrong I guess

And zio, those were indeed nice pics. Though you used an expensive lens, I bet you'd give out nice pics even if you had another brand but similar range lens.

And the silve camera sucks. Yuck. All the way black man

Penang which shop sell so cheap ar...can tell me 2moro I will pay a visit...

you got PM

1. Because posting on websites, its best to go with 800px as the widest/longest. When I upload my original, the Large option is 1024 and medium is 500, so the 800 option is not available to me. So thats why I resize them

2. I used a phottix remote for the D300. Then again I used it twice only but it didnt die on me.

And thanks for another compliment Ah well, nice pictures are differently defined by different people, so it all depends what everyone is looking for

Did anyone see the D90 photo at ISO2500. Damn.

haha!! thanks Xandman. I have a feeling that it might be soon tho.

Exactly. It's your money. And not all people print big. So no point in poisoning everyone to get a Nikkor if they can't afford it. I'd love one too but i can't justify the price tag just for a hobby.

p/s: Have you found out where D300 ISO button is ?

can i have some thoughts on the tammy AF 70-300? can it AF on D40?

The Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di LD Macro? Yep, comes with built-in motor for D40.

Sample shots at: http://www.pixel-peeper.com/lenses/?lens=9

This post has been edited by zio: Sep 12 2008, 06:52 PM

hhmm,recently i just check my shutter count the 1st time since my cam being bought.

is been 12,487 shutter count since last year december.i wonder when i must start thinking of a back up

arnd 80k then u can think of backup

This what you're looking for? (Image from dpreview)

at 1st using d200/d300 im kinda jakun, cannot find any button as usual..

It's not me who need to know where the button is. I know every inch of my camera even though i rarely use it.

do i need to know where the d300's ISO button?
it really doesnt concern me at this point of time...
since i have no d300...
what really matters to me right now is the D3's controls....
the d300 is sooooooo past me already...and i dun intent to look back at it....
so if u plz...can u explain again why is the ISO button is so important that i need to take note of it?
is it a matter of life and death?
or is it juz to prove a point that u can spell I-S-O....without missing any letters?
now i m really curious....