Camera kits
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Lai lai, pls pump more blood here. Got lotsa photographers here.
Anyway, I just bought my first DSLR. 350D. A pretty reasonable camera for a novice and student.
As you all know, the kit comes with a zoom lens only.
I got a free cannon tripod too.
But i still lack cleaning tools, dry boxes and all.
Can you guys recommend me places to get them? Good deals.
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bo lang leh.
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nah...type O blood...Originally posted by Pitot:Lai lai, pls pump more blood here. Got lotsa photographers here.
Anyway, I just bought my first DSLR. 350D. A pretty reasonable camera for a novice and student.
As you all know, the kit comes with a zoom lens only.
I got a free cannon tripod too.
But i still lack cleaning tools, dry boxes and all.
Can you guys recommend me places to get them? Good deals. 
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im so rusty, nvr use my nikon f75 for 1 year laiozers... dunnoe how is it surviving in my dry box... funan la.. go walk walk there sure have shops hahaOriginally posted by Pitot:Lai lai, pls pump more blood here. Got lotsa photographers here.
Anyway, I just bought my first DSLR. 350D. A pretty reasonable camera for a novice and student.
As you all know, the kit comes with a zoom lens only.
I got a free cannon tripod too.
But i still lack cleaning tools, dry boxes and all.
Can you guys recommend me places to get them? Good deals. -
thanks.
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You are welcome.
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Buy it from the same shop you bought the camera lah. Or you could try places like Cathay Photo (Peninsula Plaza) or John 3:16 (Funan Centre). Get an electric dry box like the digicabi. A good camera bag is a must, but you need to try out several at the shop before you'll know what is suitable for you.Originally posted by Pitot:Lai lai, pls pump more blood here. Got lotsa photographers here.
Anyway, I just bought my first DSLR. 350D. A pretty reasonable camera for a novice and student.
As you all know, the kit comes with a zoom lens only.
I got a free cannon tripod too.
But i still lack cleaning tools, dry boxes and all.
Can you guys recommend me places to get them? Good deals. -
Ok. But right now i only have my camera and my zoom lens. Is it absolutely nessacary for me to have a dry box? I dont think its worth the investment if I'm getting other lens in the future.Originally posted by av98m:Buy it from the same shop you bought the camera lah. Or you could try places like Cathay Photo (Peninsula Plaza) or John 3:16 (Funan Centre). Get an electric dry box like the digicabi. A good camera bag is a must, but you need to try out several at the shop before you'll know what is suitable for you. -
I misspoke. I mean dry cabinet, the kind you have to plug into a wall outlet.Originally posted by Pitot:Ok. But right now i only have my camera and my zoom lens. Is it absolutely nessacary for me to have a dry box? I dont think its worth the investment if I'm getting other lens in the future.
And a dry cabinet is a very important investment because that is where you're keeping your expensive gear when you're not using it. Much cheaper to pay for a dry cabi than to pay to clean mould from your lenses.
And stick to your zoom lens for a while first. Don't be sucked into buying multiple lenses too early. Learn to use it well and you will have a better idea of what you want to buy later on. -
ok sure.Originally posted by av98m:I misspoke. I mean dry cabinet, the kind you have to plug into a wall outlet.
And a dry cabinet is a very important investment because that is where you're keeping your expensive gear when you're not using it. Much cheaper to pay for a dry cabi than to pay to clean mould from your lenses. -
the best way to keep ur camera from mould and fungus is ... USE IT OFTEN!
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ah. there you are. AWOL for awhile.Originally posted by jOhO:the best way to keep ur camera from mould and fungus is ... USE IT OFTEN! 
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i'm over at the other side mar.Originally posted by LazerLordz:ah. there you are. AWOL for awhile.
ur pics are great. i wish i had time to shoot "stuff"...