"Unibody Macbook Pro@2.4ghz , Seagate FreeAgent Pro 1TB , HTC Touch HD, Iphone 3G 16GB, psp v4.0 , Wii 3.2j , Sony Alpha 300(SAL 1870mm & SAL 50mm F1.4& Carl Zeiss 1680mm & Raynox 250 & Tamron 90mm)"

lu kasi orang jealous kau kau laa... saya punya hati sudah bocor tengok lu punya balang!!

Yea. eh. you are from that group too?

i think 6million too big..1 extra lens and 1 flash is enough for me now. haha... Hows the materials? easy to get dirty? washable? sry asking too much questions..coz im interested with this 5 million..

oh...are u using 6million dollar?

yea need to buy the pad...btw wht colour is HoT~? purple? light blue? brown or black? haha...

how much for the pad??
i planning to buy 7 mils....

quite pricey woh.....
without the pad will the look of the bag being spoiled??

is there anyone using SAL50 f1.4 on a200? is it ok?

Wonka yes the Sony 50mm F1.4 is sharp where it is in focus but at F1.4 the point of focus is very small.

achew set your shutter speed to at least 1/200s and you should be able to disable the pop-up flash from appearing in the picture while killing ambient light. Put your flash relatively far from the subject. The sensor should face a wall that the pop-up flash will bounce on.

Nope, the camera points at the subject. The pop-up flash is wide enough to spread around represented by blue lines. Eventually it hits something which then goes to the flash.

The red part corresponds to the sensor of your F58. It faces the wall.

The green line what the pop-up flash contributes to the picture - if you use HSS, it automatically doesn't appear in pictures.

You may want to set the flash zoom head to 105mm to make a harsher, concentrated light.

hmmm marvelous artistic shot.. and nice pp too

well u're almost there. the rain does not look realistic enough. here's my try:

uwawawawawa

more in my flickr

MechaHerc, the red part means for example, if the magnification is 1:1.4x, then let's say:

Nikkor 50mm F1.8 * 1.4 = 70mm F2.4

So it's not a F1.8 lens anymore, and its focal length also increased. Image quality decreases a bit also due to the glass in the converter.

neo_lam, I turn it off so I can shoot fireworks continuously. Not too long lah if not you get the white pixels.

achew: No. What albnok meant was that the adapter is similar to what a teleconvertor would do. Example is if a teleconvertor has a magnification ratio of 1.4x, then it will magnify the focal length by 1.4 times, but at the same time also "magnifying" the aperture (by magnifying, I mean making it smaller). On an aps-c camera, there is no glass involved and you don't actually have any optical magnification involved. The crop factor came up due to the fact that the aps-c sensor was taking a smaller portion of the image circle than a full frame sensor. (hope you understand my explanations....    )