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Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Compact Equipment Brand: Ricoh Equipment Model: GRD IV (Black) Price (S$): 400 neg. Description: The perfect camera for the digital street photographer. Selling my mint condition Ricoh GRD 4 (Black). Full box + receipt...

ahhhh... i was wondering what "leica" this was too. $400 for an authentic one seemed unbelievable.

Wonderful concert! Saw many DSLRs there. Was wondering how they managed to get them through the baggage check. Or were cameras allowed at the concert? :think:

And the D90 comes with a better kits lens too. At least in my opinion. For me the biggest advantage of the D90 is its ISO performance. Go to dpreview.com and check out the D90 review. ISO performance between D90 and D80 is a world of difference. :thumbsup:

Nice shots! I think you have got a good eye for composition. May I know how much it costs to develop/scan 120mm at Triple D?

I had that dilemma once. But in my humble opinion, the differences btw these two cams shouldn't matter much to someone new to DSLRs. Just go down to the shops and try both cams out. That's where you'll find your answer. ;)

thanks yoghurt! and yep, you're spot on. it was provia 100F. had them developed (xpro) and scanned (4base) at kim tian for $10 a roll. not sure if that's the cheapest rate around, but it's near my workplace and their service is pretty good too.

got the provia from orient photo at sim lim square (#06-53). think it was 10 bucks a roll. painful, but no choice.. ;p

yup, they're cross-processed (a.k.a xpro). :)

And a few more.. #4 #5 #6 Thanks for viewing!

Trying out different types of shots on my vivitar uws. All on provia. #1 #2 #3

qusycusy: I bought the velvia from a shop selling photographic stuff in sim lim. can't remember the name of the place though. latestmistake: yup, all the shots were cross-processed during developing. no photoshop involved at all. and nope you can't control the vivitar's shutter speed...

#3 looks amazing! really like the feel of it.. :thumbsup:

Thanks for your comment! I think x-processing velvia gives a reddish hue instead of a greenish one. Here are some HCMC shots using provia with the more "conventional" x-pro look.. #9 #10 #11