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yeah true, maybe same design to save time and budget? LOL~

Thanks for the sweet tips bro :)So much to learn once you get into video, hahaha

You mean the clock tower at Martin place? I shot that yesterday during my lunch time, I work right next to it (and have been planning to do a lapse for years :)

Ron,Thanks mate, the weather in Sydney here is just too good to miss. I see that you bought a D800 camera for your wife, nice move!  I don't think she will spend a lot of time reading the manual...

Thanks for pointing that out, these jelly effects were added by youtube (stabilize) and I turned them off, will alos trim the film shorter :)

Still learning all the video editing and it is nothing like LR and PS...

Hi I am interested to know what type of under water housing were you using for thoese amazing shots and did you use off camera flash?

this one is the best so far

elegance!

Amazing!!!

Amazing, why don't you use wild angles?

I was like you when I 1st decided to buy it, now I am being kicked around by the camera shop and nikon service centrethe service ccentre would not cover delivery for sending the camera back to...

I agree with you, 50mm F1.4G is one of the mostly used in-door portrait lens I have had. 2nd one is the 85mm f1.8G and I have my eyes on the new 28mm f1.8G

Time lapse video are at the last 15 seconds of the clip:url: http://youtu.be/Xw_5qV4RT4g All the photos can be downloaded at allengraphy.wordpress.com

nice shots! Brilliant colourIn terms of the focusing speed, would you think it is fast enough for flying birds?

Despite the disgustic rainy weather in Sydney, I managed to take my newly acquired D800 out for some test shots at night. Nothing fancy, I was shocked when zooming to 100% as I can see people...

Gee, that is a great shot! loving it :)

it is known that the centre of the lens is definitely sweet enough :)