Nikon @ Comex 2010

[strikeback4]

how come more and more ppl selling their stuff during comex :S

 

[jeff7id]

They are wearing black (MIB) , others sales rep wear white.

MIB, because they fall into the Dark Side.
:devil:

 

[catchlights]

Ah...Ben there? I must rush down and get his autograph. Finally get to see my hero in person.

:bigeyes: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

 

[catchlights]

Just registered for the D90 workshop for a 20 dollar fee. Anybody attended this workshop before? Is it useful?

more info about the DSLR workshop can be found in Nikon SG site.

Here is the highlight of the workshop.

Highlights of DSLR Workshop

• 
  [*]The features of the D90/D3000/D5000
  [*]Expectations -- Difference with the Coolpix, advanced features that stand out
  [*]The specifications in brief
  [*]Exposure in brief (Quick into to shutter speed and aperture)
  [*]Using the Program Mode
  [*]Quick intro to P, A, S, M
  [*]Metering settings
  [*]Using the Custom modes
  [*]Survival tips to get good images -- Steven Yee's Workflow for freezing objects
  [*]Setting the ASA and White Balance
  [*]The settings in the menu
  [*]Focusing
  [*]How to hold the camera
  [*]File types, compression and sizes
  [*]Camera maintenance (Leaning the CCD, do's and don'ts, maintenance of SD card )
  [*]What to do if you want to change lenses
  [*]Having that ideal set of equipment

 

[catchlights]

Nikon booth is jam packed! Our Nikon Kakis are very busy.
Good sales

thanks for dropping by.

 

[catchlights]

They are wearing black (MIB) , others sales rep wear white.

the people in DSLR side is all in black vest, compact cam side is in white vest.

 

[catchlights]

It is very interesting experience for me at the last two days in Nikon @ Comex 2010, but I won't be in today and tomorrow.

if you guys happen to drop by, can look for Jeff, a very tall guy wearing dark frame specs with a ponytail, and also Sze Kiat (Sprintist)

 

[Niahchen]

Anybody buying the camera but dun wan the len (55-200mm len) and batt? Pls pm me OR text me @ 93737919 Jay, willing ford out $250 . . .

 

[syler07]

hmm but if you look at the price at the Nikon Comex Brochure and you call the shops listed in the Price Guide, you will find that you are actually paying for the freebies.

The difference in the prices can even give you savings if you buy outside comex and manually purchase the freebies.:think:

 

[hotwork77]

It is very interesting experience for me at the last two days in Nikon @ Comex 2010, but I won't be in today and tomorrow.

if you guys happen to drop by, can look for Jeff, a very tall guy wearing dark frame specs with a ponytail, and also Sze Kiat (Sprintist)

Ya...talked to Jeff. He was ever so polite with the demo of D5000. He spent so much time explaining the different settings. I felt so paiseh asking so much which he patiently explained. On the whole kudos to all behind the counter. Well done...good job.

 

[rains]

Just registered for the D90 workshop for a 20 dollar fee. Anybody attended this workshop before? Is it useful?

Hi,

I have.

If you know nuts about DSLRs, it's useful. However, most of the time, the guy will tell you to press on which button to get the setting he deems good. My sister said,"You spend $20 to have your camera's setting done."

But I feel that it was beneficial to me. At least I don't feel the buttons are so daunting now. I am more familiar with what button does what. You may want to get a notebook and pen to jot down some of the tips for newbies eg. which mode to shoot uncle / babe.

He would also tell you what are the things a newbie should buy for the benefit of the camera.

After the workshop, some of us stayed around to ask him questions and he was most willing to answer them.

I would say it was good for me. Till now, it's the only workshop I've ever attended.

 

[weegk]

for me it is useful . . . at least i get to know the various function and how to handle it . . .

 

[wmayeo]

How was Comex? I missed this time round.

 

[FrozenRiver]

Thanks you guys. I think I am pretty familiar with the functions/buttons of my D90. My problem lies mainly in composition and pp...

But I am going anyway.