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Aug 19, 2010 02:27 |  #3211

So, I was reading on the new Nikon released lenses...

Now since Nikon have
16-35mm f/4 VR
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I would assume they will release something like a 70-200mm f/4 VR... but how soon? next year? hehe

if they do release something like this, I might be tempted to buy an f/4 VR lineup :)


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28-300 VR as well. ;)




  
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Aug 19, 2010 03:17 |  #3213

So what did you do in Borneo Stealthy?

did you meet the Sultan? :)


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monk3y wrote in post #10748763 (external link)
So what did you do in Borneo Stealthy?

did you meet the Sultan? :)

I wasn't in Brunei I was in the Malaysian part.

Just family holiday. Did some snorkeling (I love snorkeling) I need to get myself a waterproof camera.

Sorta waiting for the *gasp* Canon D11.




  
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Aug 19, 2010 03:33 |  #3215

Stealthy Ninja wrote in post #10748782 (external link)
I wasn't in Brunei I was in the Malaysian part.

Just family holiday. Did some snorkeling (I love snorkeling) I need to get myself a waterproof camera.

Sorta waiting for the *gasp* Canon D11.

yeah I am actually thinking about getting a Canon D10. I also love snorkeling, good thing there are a lot of snorkeling sites here.. I make it a point to snorkel at least once every month.

you should visit the Philippines next time :)


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yeah I am actually thinking about getting a Canon D10. I also love snorkeling, good thing there are a lot of snorkeling sites here.. I make it a point to snorkel at least once every month.

you should visit the Philippines next time :)

Yeh there are snorkelling sites here too, but nothing really organised like in the tourist places. What annoyed me though is the number of noobs (who I suspect couldn't swim) walking over the corals.

I snorkelled down in Tasmania (where I'm from) in the winter once (12ºC or 53ºF) with an ill fitting wetsuit on (not mine) water leaked in and I had to wear a jumper (sweater) etc. underneath to (try) and keep warm). Still loved it.

In fact this video: http://www.youtube.com …=kmdfsU6v3n4&fe​ature=user (external link)

... was shot in winter. I had swimming goggles on and had to hold myself under water for one shot.

It was rather cool. :shock:

yes, that's really me in that video... and I really had to grit my teeth to dive in the water like that. ;)


Oh and it's my voice at the end (both of them) if you needed to know. :D




  
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Aug 19, 2010 03:46 |  #3217

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Yeh there are snorkelling sites here too, but nothing really organised like in the tourist places. What annoyed me though is the number of noobs (who I suspect couldn't swim) walking over the corals.

I snorkelled down in Tasmania (where I'm from) in the winter once (12ºC or 53ºF) with an ill fitting wetsuit on (not mine) water leaked in and I had to wear a jumper (sweater) etc. underneath to (try) and keep warm). Still loved it.

In fact this video: http://www.youtube.com …=kmdfsU6v3n4&fe​ature=user (external link)

... was shot in winter. I had swimming goggles on and had to hold myself under water for one shot.

It was rather cool. :shock:

yes, that's really me in that video.

LOL Adrian, I don't know if I should believe that its you in that video... haha

yeah newbie should be required to wear lifevest for them to float.

I hate to snorkel on shallow waters though, specially if there are a lot of sea urchins and other creatures. I love to snorkel at around a minimum of 8ft of water up to around 20feet more or less.

lesser chance of disturbing the corals... the best Snorkeling site I have been to so far is in Palawan.

btw, when I went to Manly beach in Sydney, it was pretty cold. hahaha I did not even tried to swim, and it was not even winter. wheew!!


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LOL Adrian, I don't know if I should believe that its you in that video... haha

yeah newbie should be required to wear lifevest for them to float.

I hate to snorkel on shallow waters though, specially if there are a lot of sea urchins and other creatures. I love to snorkel at around a minimum of 8ft of water up to around 20feet more or less.

lesser chance of disturbing the corals... the best Snorkeling site I have been to so far is in Palawan.

btw, when I went to Manly beach in Sydney, it was pretty cold. hahaha I did not even tried to swim, and it was not even winter. wheew!!

Yeah freakin' sea urchins. They had these black ones with massive spines.

They were actually wearing life-vests but they were till walking. Noobs. :mad:

Unfortunately I couldn't get out to 8ft water. I was more like 5-6 feet. I could swim above the corals mainly though. My son (who is 4) trod on a massive waving hands coral. I got him off real fast. :)

Sydney water isn't as cold as Tamanian water. Still less sharks in Tassie. ;)




  
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Aug 19, 2010 04:46 |  #3219

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Yeah freakin' sea urchins. They had these black ones with massive spines.

They were actually wearing life-vests but they were till walking. Noobs. :mad:

Unfortunately I couldn't get out to 8ft water. I was more like 5-6 feet. I could swim above the corals mainly though. My son (who is 4) trod on a massive waving hands coral. I got him off real fast. :)

Sydney water isn't as cold as Tamanian water. Still less sharks in Tassie. ;)

haha ok...we did caught some sea urchins last sunday and some tenee tiny starfish.

anyway so where are the photos? :lol:


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haha ok...we did caught some sea urchins last sunday and some tenee tiny starfish.

anyway so where are the photos? :lol:

I have work to do. :p

I'll put them up later.

I actually ran out of space on my home computer, so I need to get some new HDDs.




  
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Aug 19, 2010 06:28 |  #3221

What I need to ask after that video is - who is bob?


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Aug 19, 2010 06:52 |  #3222

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Here's another shot from that resort... KR style as always :)

Too bright on your LCD though? its not on mine, but my laptop's LCD is already yellowish.
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Aug 19, 2010 13:28 |  #3223

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28-300 VR as well. ;)

for $1300 it better be VERY good...

I kinda want a D700 and a 24-120 f/4 VR now


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Aug 19, 2010 14:41 |  #3224

hello everyone, hope its a good one for ya! and Stealthy, welcome back from teh dead ^_^

EDIT:
ya 24-120 looks good but I'll wait for reviews. thats a huge focal range covered. Lets wait and see how it performs.


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KenjiS wrote in post #10751231 (external link)
for $1300 it better be VERY good...

I kinda want a D700 and a 24-120 f/4 VR now

should get a d700 definately :x


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