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The bird is the Yellow Vented Bulbul.

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Tks. So it is just like the D60. The 3rd party lens has to have a motor of its own, and the body cannot accept other lenses, like the Tamron 28-75 2.8?

Hi, I'm enquiring if the Nikon D5000 can accept non-AFS lens particularly the 3rd party lenses like Tamron, Tokina or Sigma. Tks.

Yes, that is one reason - it causes subject to blink and also an extra catchlight in the eye, although a small one. The other reason is that the pop-up commander can only command two groups of flash whereas the SB800 can be used as the main light and can also command three other groups of flash...

You're right. Maybe got to spend money for the convenience.

Thanks. I'll look up this link.

I don't get it...won't the pop-up commander flash suffice? The pop-up commander flash can be used as a commander to command two groups of flash - A & B, wheareas using the SB 800 as a commander, it can fire as the master flash and can also command 3 other groups. So it is more flexible.

For indoor portraits, I currently use the SC 17 cable to connect from D300 to an off-camera SB800 mounted on lightstand and umbrella. The SB 800 is set on commander mode to trigger two other SB 600 for CLS multi-flash use. With this set-up, I can fire the master flash (SB 800) and three groups...

No. 2 is very nice. Nice background. What time of day did you shoot? Thanks for sharing.

Hi I was in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka in early April on a group tour. Tokyo is where the Yakuza has very strong control over their territories. The guide brought us to the red-light district in the morning as an eye-opener. But he cautioned that he would not bring us anywhere near the district...

I do day macro, and even then not so detailed as yours. How do you spot them at night, using torchlights?

Is the lens still available? Can I bid $340.00? hp: 97547307 - pwk