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Link for the goal: http://www.eplmatches.com/index.php/2008/11/26/liverpool-vs-marseille-highlights/

I am loving the D90 after 1-2 months. However, its all up to the person behind the lens to determine what results he/she will get. I PERSONALLY (Individual opinion) think that Nikon have better control over high ISO performance, higher frames per second (fps), clearer LCD (920K dot) and ease of...

How about the Tamron 17-50 F2.8 with in-built motor?

Could anyone share the price?

I think you got me wrong, I want to look for a reverse ring that has either a filter size of 52mm OR 67mm. Does anyone know where to buy one of 52mm filter size?

Hey guys, does anyone know where I can get the reversing rings (52mm/67mm (With step-up ring) thread size) for my 50mm F1.8 in Singapore?

Look suitable, anyone knows where I can view/get this?

Not sure, but having played around with my D90's kit lens the 18-105VR for a month, I can tell you I really love it. ;) But really depends on your needs doh, you can try the 16-85VR maybe, if you want to include a little bit of "wideness" in it.

Yeah, get me all too confused as well, funny too that D700 is better than the 1Ds Mark III. -.-"

Sorry for interrupting this Pentax thread, but was also wondering what it really meant as the D90 on the results show that is is the best DSLR which is a non-full frame camera. Is this true? Can anyone explain to me what it really means? And really funny that the EOS 50D is lousier than the 40D...

I am so jealous of your budget. :D Maybe you can get the D90 body, at $1400 together with the Tamron 17-50, at $560 and Nikon 70-300, at $800 so total $2.7k. Then save up for flash.

Anyone can suggest to me a tripod suitable for traveling purposes which means it has to be light for a budget of less than $100?

Maybe the D60 or D40 to start off?

Hey I have just one question, I just wanted to know if it's possible that the D90 can take IR photos not by altering its infrastructure or things inside the camera body/doing anything to the camera. Maybe naturally like through a filter or something. Is this possible?

Ok Thanks. So buying Nikkor lenses might wanna check if there is those Made In Thailand ones first?