D90 User Group (thread II)

[pasay]

Doesn't hurt to have two camera bodies...

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: can only dream of it:faint:

 

[mktun]

I have Di866. I can let you try if you wan :devil:

That will b nice,planning to go get a flash soon for my buddy ROM.
either nissin di866 door sb600 or sb900.

When we gonna have d90 gang meet up?

 

[iandao]

good morning bros~ :sweatsm:

 

[pasay]

That will b nice,planning to go get a flash soon for my buddy ROM.
either nissin di866 door sb600 or sb900.

When we gonna have d90 gang meet up?

wanna get poisoned, huh? :bsmilie:

last time D90 TCSS only a handful (around 8 or 9, i think) attended. but got a lot of useful info from the seniors. :thumbsup:

 

[Smiles88]

7 attended. I got nothing to poison. So i'm safe to you guys. But we just met up last week. So fast another outing? Haha.

Gd morning iandao!!

 

[jeezuinn]

it was a fun outing! i think it would be good to have more of such outings. the seniors share a lot of useful info, but be sure have anti virus!

 

[mktun]

I became d90 user two months ago (my first dslr) n like landscape photos.
I have tried using nikon 10-24 n pics were amazing,I rented it n brought it to batam trip.

Now planning to try out sigma 10-20 usm, Any one tried?

As for purchase sigma wide angle lens or nikon 38mm f1.8 n a flash in my mind.

 

[iandao]

any bros here into water droplets photography?

 

[Smiles88]

I became d90 user two months ago (my first dslr) n like landscape photos.
I have tried using nikon 10-24 n pics were amazing,I rented it n brought it to batam trip.

Now planning to try out sigma 10-20 usm, Any one tried?

As for purchase sigma wide angle lens or nikon 38mm f1.8 n a flash in my mind.

eh? I didn't know tt Nikon has a 38mm lens.

iandao by water droplets photography do you mean those tt usually can be seen as wallpapers or screensavers? haha. tts the only kind I can think of

 

[iandao]

ah yesh..those kind~

eh? I didn't know tt Nikon has a 38mm lens.

iandao by water droplets photography do you mean those tt usually can be seen as wallpapers or screensavers? haha. tts the only kind I can think of

 

[kriegsketten]

any bros here into water droplets photography?

Nope, but have thought about it... However, after calculating how much effort you need to go into doing the props, and lightings... I just got lazier and lazier thinking about it... :bsmilie: Why not you lead the discussion on the next D90 outing, since you're more experienced? Sharing your knowledge might tempt others into trying it since it maybe fun - a chance to test out the shutter speeds and continuous shutter releases. :thumbsup:

 

[kriegsketten]

eh? I didn't know tt Nikon has a 38mm lens.

iandao by water droplets photography do you mean those tt usually can be seen as wallpapers or screensavers? haha. tts the only kind I can think of

Should be refering to the poisonous 35mm f/1.8... A typo or mix-up perhaps?

 

[Smiles88]

Nope, but have thought about it... However, after calculating how much effort you need to go into doing the props, and lightings... I just got lazier and lazier thinking about it... :bsmilie: Why not you lead the discussion on the next D90 outing, since you're more experienced? Sharing your knowledge might tempt others into trying it since it maybe fun - a chance to test out the shutter speeds and continuous shutter releases. :thumbsup:

:thumbsup:agreed! I thought abt this as well. But when I mentally went through the steps, I started feeling tired... haha

 

[iandao]

yo bro..yeah it's a good way to kill time..haha..especially when there's nothing to do @ home..

me no experienced larr..still experimenting with various settings

most of the time, i use shutter mode, with iso 200,shutter speed 200 with flash, aperture of 5.6 (cause normally i zoom all the way in on my kit lens) :dunno:

just feel pretty fascinated cause i'll get new surprises everytime i shoot. :lovegrin:

but lots of patience is required to get just a few nice ones..from the hundreds of pictures..

maybe bros here interested can add me on FB to view the noob albums i've taken so far..:sweat: ian_wui@hotmail.com

another of my fav..

Nope, but have thought about it... However, after calculating how much effort you need to go into doing the props, and lightings... I just got lazier and lazier thinking about it... Why not you lead the discussion on the next D90 outing, since you're more experienced? Sharing your knowledge might tempt others into trying it since it maybe fun - a chance to test out the shutter speeds and continuous shutter releases.

 

[kriegsketten]

I'm afraid that time is all that I can ill-afford... Apart fron hanging around the CS, all my time is spent on work and family... :bsmilie: I prefer instant settings... like going to a sports related or action based outtings to max out the continuous shoots and shutter speeds.

But I might give water droplets a go when I'm too weak and feeble to go outside... :bsmilie:

 

[iandao]

:bsmilie: :sweatsm:

speaking of which, i've never brought my camera out of the house b4..

perhaps its time for it to get some sunshine...;p

I'm afraid that time is all that I can ill-afford... Apart fron hanging around the CS, all my time is spent on work and family... I prefer instant settings... like going to a sports related or action based outtings to max out the continuous shoots and shutter speeds.

But I might give water droplets a go when I'm too weak and feeble to go outside... :bsmilie:

 

[Smiles88]

:bsmilie: :sweatsm:

speaking of which, i've never brought my camera out of the house b4..

perhaps its time for it to get some sunshine...;p

yes it's time. although I prefer the morning sun(sun rise) or the evening sun with the moonlight(sunset n night time).:bsmilie:

 

[kriegsketten]

:bsmilie: :sweatsm:

speaking of which, i've never brought my camera out of the house b4..

perhaps its time for it to get some sunshine...;p

What are you trying to do? Encourage an endemic fungi community? For goodness sake, bring it out for some good clean UV ray exposure lah! :bsmilie:

I never brought out my old SLR (film days), and look what happened to it now... a happy fungi colony, now coming to 3rd generation already!

 

[sonngx]

So I see some people using Tokina 11-16 and Nikon 12-24. May I know how often you are using 11-14mm range?

 

[iandao]

u tried shooting at pandan reservoir b4?

yes it's time. although I prefer the morning sun(sun rise) or the evening sun with the moonlight(sunset n night time).:bsmilie: