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Sold to a nice buyer. Thread closed.

Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: DSLR Equipment Brand: Nikon Equipment Model: D300s Price (S$): 550 Description: All accessories included in the box Seldom used camera for the past years, only brought out to take photos during Singapore Aerospace show. Otherwise...

have you consider getting an electrical dehumidifier running in your storeroom, installing gasket around and between the door and door frame and changing the handle to one that fully tighten the door? This way you get a "dry box" for all your needs. I'm considering doing one for my house since...

Layout everything on a piece of large paper. Draw a rectangle encircling everything. Measure the length and depth and the height of the tallest item. Add additional maybe at least 2cm to the dimensions. Then multiply all 3 numbers. You got volume in cm3. Then convert 1000cm3 = 1 litre. Whatever...

16 May, 2015 Saturday (9.30am - 1.00pm) 1) 2) 16 May, 2015 Saturday (12.30pm - 4.00pm) 1) Aim 2) jon14 3) stevechoo 4) cool 5) 6) 7)

Prime lenses without distortion like 35mm and 50mm are good for portraits as well. Including 85mm, your consideration is at distance you like to stand away from the model, half or whole body, compression of background (or no need at all to consider) and the bokeh you like.

Normally when you post a link, it is either the photos are not suitable for general viewing, or more of the similar photos posted in this forum. a general remark, for the birds photos, maybe you can try to change your perspective a bit. Go higher or go lower.

If you are going to rent for more than a few days, it will be probably a cheaper option to buy a second hand one and sell it off later. The difference in the buying and selling price can be thought of as "rental" and you get to use it much longer. PS. Please don't call us pro or anything like...

For someone at his level, it goes beyond than just mere equipment. His excuse for switching can be overcome one way or another. Regardless what his equipment is, he will have a way to overcome it. It looks more like commercial is what motivated him.

After so many pages, we still don't know what genre you will be going for. We can roughly let you know how much you can expect to spend on the lenses based on the genre. Pardon. You did mention. Macro, event, studio, video etc. For FF system, you can expect to spend on lenses, $2000 and upwards...

Not too bad actually. Maybe because I totally give it a miss during peak hours and study singapore one map to plan my entry and exit and totally give up going to Jurong using AYE from Ophir road.

Have you used all the 3 lenses mentioned? If not, what have you based on to conclude "a zoom with too wide a range has many compromises"? Cos someone else said?

Do you read reviews or just based on your own thinking?

Based on this link, sigma 18-200 os http://www.dxomark.com/Lenses/Compare/Side-by-side/Sigma-18-200mm-F35-63-II-DC-OS-HSM-Nikon-on-Nikon-D7000-versus-Nikkor-AF-S-DX-VR-55-200-on-Nikon-D300-versus-AF-S-DX-Nikkor-18-55mm-f-3.5-5.6G-VR-on-Nikon-D300___774_680_235_440_159_440

Based on this site, http://www.dxomark.com/Lenses/Compare/Side-by-side/Sigma-18-200mm-F35-63-II-DC-OS-HSM-Nikon-on-Nikon-D7000-versus-Nikkor-AF-S-DX-VR-55-200-on-Nikon-D300-versus-AF-S-DX-Nikkor-18-55mm-f-3.5-5.6G-VR-on-Nikon-D300___774_680_235_440_159_440 Looks like the sigma 18-200 os is...