my god, so fast

I see you!!!

Finally my dreams are finally coming to me..My money cukup-cukup and getting a Think Tank Urban Disguise 50!!Now I can carry my camera and my Macbook!!

bysquashy, good stuff! I always get backlit birds!

Congratulations lauyamonk!

bysquashy: beautiful!! wow!!

Wooo stock photo company so demanding...

"Getty would actually find it of more use to test and recommend lenses. All three systems - Canon, Nikon and Sony - include some lenses which really are not up to the demands of professional stock shooting. It is not easy to guess which those lenses are, either - or to guess which older secondhand lenses may prove perfectly matched to today’s high resolution full frame.

There is one exception, and that is the Sony Alpha range. Buy Sony CZ or G-series full frame lenses and you are guaranteed the kind of performance Getty would want. That can not be said of Canon’s L branding (the L series includes models like the 24-105mm f/4 IS, essentially a consumer grade lens), and within the Nikon range it is not possible to identify from the model name which may be the best choices. Looking for ED and IF but avoiding VR is a useful way to start out.

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yeah ... with the money i spent, it's worth it !
when getting urs ? 

NEWS: 12 February 2009 1:32 GMT by Verity Burns

Our sister photography site photography press has picked up that Sony is unlikely to be showing any new DSLR cameras at this year's PMA convention in Las Vegas next month,

As is always the case in the run up to a big event, the rumour mill has been churning out some juicy whisperings about what we may or may not be seeing at this year's PMA 09.

Among them have been stories that Sony would be making an Alpha DSLR announcement, possibly fuelled by the fact Sony launched its "flagship" DSLR model, the Alpha A900, at last year's PMA.

However Linda Barger, a spokesperson from Sony's camera and accessories department, has confirmed that there will be no such DSLR announcements, prior to or during PMA 09.

In fact, she said that the company would be concentrating on new consumer point-and-shoot cameras and accessories, some of which would be pro-oriented.

However, she did say that Sony would be "following up with digital SLRs" in the summer, so perhaps we can expect these rumours to come to fruition instead.

As far as the other big players in the industry go, there has been little news from any of them in the run up to PMA 09 so far, although there are a few weeks left for some announcements to be made.

Nikon did launch a new lens a few days ago for its DX-formatted DSLRs, leading many to speculate that a D300 replacement is on its way.

Whether any of this turns out to be true remains to be seen - but we'll be sure to bring you all the news as it happens, so keep checking back.

isnt it good in a way? our current camera value wont drop
except for those who are seeking to upgrade to A700 or A900
small possibility that price would drop
btw, a friend of mine told me that prices for SONY body and accessories in Indonesia increased by 20%

images of A800 and the rumored specs can be seen here
http://www.photographybay.com/2009/01/21/s...a800/#more-4179

from the link i gave, the specs do show it has live view
even have wifi built in
   

I dunwan APS-C!! I want FULL FRAME!! 12MP also enough ady!!!!

anyone tried shashinki pop up flash diffuser ?
how is it ?

http://shashinki.com/shop/shashinki-flash-...ser-p-1726.html