XC Pictorial
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Do a search in buy sell, many ppl selling dry boxes about 20.
if not jus get an airtight box with silica gel..
if not jus get an airtight box with silica gel..
Need advise for D40
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Do you mean dry-cabinet? You can look around Funan and Cathay Photo. IMHO Cathay's stuff is a little more expensive (largely based on whether they like your face. If your face looks like it says "I've got lots of money and credit cards", then they'll do you a good one).
John 3:16 has good service; they sell this brand called DigiCabi that's quite commonly used, and quite simple to use too.
Can check out Alan Photo as well. My two cents.
psychobiologist
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the d40's a fun cam. the kit lens itself is surprisingly good. i tested it for sharpness by taking photos of brick walls n stuff.. and is quite pleased by the quality of it.
did some random snaps when i'm on the road as well, and the camera responded well. i've some pics on my photobucket..will post them later for your opinion on the lens quality i suppose.
dont rush into a lens upgrade yet, perhaps later on when you are more experienced and start to realize what equipment upgrade you need, i.e. needing a f1.x lense for brighter pictures indoors, or some mega zoom on some distant object etc.. thats when money will be better spent.
i was super super tempted to get a 18-200 when i first got my d40, the lens was abt 750usd but perhaps i might wait a while more.. been hearing lots of stuff abt the lens creep etc
did some random snaps when i'm on the road as well, and the camera responded well. i've some pics on my photobucket..will post them later for your opinion on the lens quality i suppose.
dont rush into a lens upgrade yet, perhaps later on when you are more experienced and start to realize what equipment upgrade you need, i.e. needing a f1.x lense for brighter pictures indoors, or some mega zoom on some distant object etc.. thats when money will be better spent.
i was super super tempted to get a 18-200 when i first got my d40, the lens was abt 750usd but perhaps i might wait a while more.. been hearing lots of stuff abt the lens creep etc
where is john 3:16 and alan photo?? by the way, you sound familiar? singaporebikes?
No. I don't go there. John 3:16 and Alan Photo are both on the 5th floor of Funan IT Mall. I suggest checking John first. Alan may be abit on the steep side.
Haha bro relax...my D40 also have but its working superb...actually didn't realise until you mentioned it and I took out mine to shake
this have been asked at least 5times in a yr... its juz a orientation sensor at work...
is it? didn't really see those tread regarding this issue, so nothing major i think? woohoo... photography damn fun!
kingdomhearts
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i just bought a d40. if i go to shoot some autograph session,but i scared got a lot of ppl,i stand at the back,will the lense provided be enough? If no,which lense shld i bought for scenery or autograph session.thanks
seriously, i also thinking of going for those session, wanna learn from tricks from the pro, but yet to find time.
Scenery and autograph sessions require very different kinds of photography, in case you haven't realised.
Scenery photography generally revolves around wide angles/tele lenses
For autograph sessions, depending on where you are, different focal lengths will come into play.
17-55mm lens?? whose?
mynameisjizeng
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i'd say just go and buy a good guide book.
HWM's Photoguide is quite comprehensive and excellent for beginners. otherwise go buy a magazine or two and learn the basics. fun to read also. heheh.
HWM's Photoguide is quite comprehensive and excellent for beginners. otherwise go buy a magazine or two and learn the basics. fun to read also. heheh.
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