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I prefer b/w it has more definition and texture.

sorry to disrupt this thread, but I wanna borrow your kinky tool ;p

I lao liao cannot walk so far, you go with Ben Lee :p

well enjoy your outing and shooting there. the last time I was there was back in 2006, I think USM also went? here's some pix from that outing to share.

no! now you make me gian that lens, but I couldn't get use to the focus by wire of the Mk II. Its the one lens I want more than my 50/1.2L

a battery grip gives a much better balance even in normal orientation especially when mounted with a heavy lens.

Haven't seen such a lovely series of portraits in a long time elegant, sexy yet not vulgar. what lens did you use? the bokeh is lurvely.

amazing! does the 105/2.8 micros have a similar behaviour?

I looked at my EF 100/2.8 macro, there is some "wavering" of the blades as I focus but no where near the scale that can be regarded as "smaller aperture". actually this is not even the thread starter's problem :sweat: he is complaining that he can't control the aperture in Manual mode!

I think you should take the set up to one of those Nikon user meet ups and have some one show you how it works.

I had this lens when it was going for around $1K. For that price it produces serious barrel distortion and has terrible CA control.

so this path you are going on, is outside of MINDEF sign boards?

how much is that lens now? I will never advise anyone to buy the 17-85.

BUY! BUY! BUY! :thumbsup:

yah hor I actually know people who have micro nikkors :D both the old and new ones.

ahh now it makes sense.

does the nikon body actually shows a smaller aperture value, as recorded in the EXIF? I absolutely agree with you that there is light loss, but that does not mean aperture is smaller (which is as defined the ratio of aperture to focal length). to me that is an in correct representation of the...

that's true, strangers actually talk to you when you have a /1.2 mounted on your camera :sweat:

simple, just go for full frame DSLR :heart:

ermmm I think 5.6 is the smallest aperture, by convention.