Recent content by Smiles88

Knock knock! Anyone here?

Any lens may have the same problem. As long as you test it on the spot before purchase, you should be satisfied with it. :)

Mind PMing me how much and where you bought it?

I went straight for it instead of a 35mm f1.8. No regrets so far!

but in Europe, the weather is a lot less humid than Singapore. My friend's brother actually placed his cornflakes in the open without tying up, with them losing their crispiness (Lao hong). If you're using it often, I don't think you need to bring so many things over. If so much trouble, I...

is it possible that you forgot to make sure the channels are the same on both your camera body and your flash?

If you don't mind the weight, I personally find that it actually helps to lessen my handshake. If you know you're going to use it on your camera often, then it wouldn't be a white elephant. :)

There shouldn't be any conflict

Recommendation would be to get the original. But tt time I asked at OP, they said it was discontinued alrdy

You can't check using the camera. You can only do it using a computer

Depending on the age and condition of the lens. But from what can be ssen from BnS corner here, getting it new might be better. I've seen people selling for $330, same as some shops. At least if you buy new from the shop, you have a "Wow, I just bought a NEW lens!" kind of feeling. That...

If you're the main photographer, better bring at least 2 fully charged. 1 might be able to make it, but do you want to take the risk?

Haha. I usually don't pay tt much attention other than my gridlines as long as focus is spot on. Not my fault bro. Someone else previously mentioned the line in a previous D90 thread. I think someone gave an explaination that it's something like a wire. After all, we don't expect our focusing...

I don't think it's necessary. I myself didn't notice it till someone mentioned it. :)

What kind of line? Any form of illustration? If it's from focal point to side of screen, Nope. It's not a malfunction. Don't worry. In fact, you can try shift the focal point. You'll see that the line shifts with your focal point. I'm not so sure abt tt. For one, I have negative impressions...