D7000 user...fall in!!! Part 2
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if u got the money.. 70-300 will be a better choice.. i am using 55-200 now and something i wish i could have more reach...
Hirzi Hussain
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anybody using d7000 with sb700 flash wanna go shoot macro? I'm a noob and needs to learn about lighting. 
Hirzi Hussain
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^Pmed 
Yes go for the 50mm 1.8 Its a great lens, good price too!
Yes go for the 50mm 1.8 Its a great lens, good price too!
dslrnewbee
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My bro -in-law bought the mb-d11 grip for RM470/S$190 as compared to $260 @ MSC. No local warranty though.
SkimMilk said:Hi Cowseye! Care to enlighten us? I'm still a noob in dslr so it will be really helpful if u can teach us how to appreciate the differences.
I'm not an expert too, but to name a few: the thin depth of field is not what a 50mm F/1.8 can produce compare to any 50mm F/1.4. The quality of blur (bokeh) is different. The bokeh of a sigma 50mm F/1.4 is known to be quite a cream machine.
Other technical details are beyond me to explain, but note that all these are just factors to consider. Other factors are, cost, weight, brand, warranty, lens handling, etc etc....
lonhong said:
Hold down the button. On digital cameras you click the button in burst mode, it just snaps the specific number of frames. But on a DSLR, to give more control, you have to hold it down. When you want it to stop, just release. It's sure to get latch after a while, Coz the speed at which files are processed and transferred is too slow. If you wanna avoid the lag, get a memory card with faster speed. Some cards write 15Mb/s, 30Mb/s, 45Mb/s. Others write class 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. You can find a list of the class converted to speed in the developers' website. Do note that class 4 on a SanDisk card doesn't means class 4 on a Kingston too. Different developers have different speeds.
Anyway, welcome to the D7000 family. May the BBB virus be with you
Really thks for your prompt response and also your advice on the mem speed. However, for my case, it snaps only once. what other settings could i have to config? cannot be spoilt huh? cos i just owned it for a day.
lonhong said:
Did you turn the dial to Ch? If not then maybe it's really spoilt. Manufacturing faults happen often in DSLRs. But there's a warranty anyway so you can bring it down to NSC. Still, though, wait for others' comments first. What shutter speed did you shoot it at btw? Can't set to 5sec shutter speed and expect to see 6 fps of course
there's a setting under menus that defines the number of shots done under CH and CL. Check that?
spree86
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Did you check the menu setting setting for CH? See if the fps is accidentally set too low
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