Nobody shall be tired after using The Cobra 

ryzan,

do you use raynox with your SP90 + flash to snap macro?

it's best to take the picture in colour then and convert it to b&w for  more punch

Some ass is comparing 5D mark 2 with the quality of my a200.

yes... i went TT with PM/PK forum users... they not really bashing Sony...
they more into teaching/techniques and share events tips...
pic last friday TT @ kemanan kopitiam, uptown>> http://www.new.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=...02&id=676128166
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gai ah gai ah, cobra come to disturb me when i am in sleeping 

bro...u know...my second cobra gonna come tomorrow......      

another HDR shot

hoho .. no time to shoot today .. ..

guys, if we keep our camera inside the bag and dint use for a week or two, will fungus comes?

if i remember correctly, you can't...

achew, there are many ways to reduce the effect of the on-body flash signal.

1) use a shutter speed that is faster than the flash sync speed of your body, thus triggering HSS (1/200s would be sure for the A200/A300/A350)
2) use a piece of overexposed, developed film negative over your pop-up flash
3) use a darker aperture e.g. F11
4) use a lower ISO e.g. ISO100

The moment you enter HSS mode, the signal is totally not captured by the camera. Of course, the downside is the fast shutter speed, which will reduce ambient light... but you can do 1/200s F1.4 ISO1600 to bring up the ambient light.

On the other hand, you can make daylight appear to be night, using 1/800s F11 ISO100...

If you can find a strip of exposed negative (usually the black end of a film) you won't need to do any of the steps above.

achew, all Canons require that you have a 580EX I/II or a ST-E2 transmitter on the camera, to trigger an off-camera flash.

I'm not sure about Nikon and how easy it is to remove the popup flash from showing, but the D40/D40x/D50/D60 do not have wireless commander capability.

tanjq87, the beercan should be pretty sharp. I've felt it to be sharper than the kit lens but never did any formal tests. If your 16-105mm is indeed sharper, then it might hint that it is, indeed, based on the Zeiss 16-80mm design...

use raynox? what do you mean? use raynox on my kit lens or use raynox on your SP90?

if i have 2 options for lens, which 1 should i go to:

option 1: SP90
option 2: tamron 1750 (or any other kit lens replacement with better color and sharpness) + raynox..

hurmm.. blur blur ..

bro i use sanyo eneloop

currently, I own kit lens 1870 and sigma 70300.

I like to shoot macro, landscape and maybe shoot what ever I think nice. .
I am not sure what I like honestly. but based on my flickr, I know, I like to shoot macro and landscape more than other.

erm .. can tammy 1750 with raynox produce this:

http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/attach...236525753/1.jpg (sorry, need to click because forum does not support dynamic link)

if can, I would happy to make a move for tammy 1750+raynox ..