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I don’t know why but out of sudden I really want to get myself a Nikon D90.  I just feel that I need a new body in order to invest in new lens. Sigh … hubby gonna kill me … I love my Nikon D60 but seriously I need additional lens! With D60 I need to get a lens with build in motor (which cost more than AF lens)…

hmmm Nikon D90 or Nikon 16-85mm lens?

My job require me to travel frequently. I’ve been bugging hubby to get me a small camera that fit into my hand bags for ages … Finally yesterday we bought not so latest digital camera for my traveling companion.

I wanted to buy the new T700 but hubby reminded me that I already have my D60 so why do I need to spend a lot on a second camera. we end up buying Sony T2 (8MP) which I believe good enough to be my second camera.

Sony DSC-T2 come with 4GB internal memory (main reason why I get it ). It’s not so skinny as I would like it to be but since my thumb is fat, I believe it’s okay.

For work related traveling, I’ll bringing my new T2 while for vacation I’ll be using my D60. I’m not sure on the pic quality of T2 ye.

I’ll bringing my T2 for my manila trip next week and hope it work as expected.

Sample photo: macro mode: Lan butt:

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Yesterday I went for basic photography workshop in Putrajaya. All these days since I got my first SLR Nikon D60 I was shooting either in Auto mode or tried out the A mode with hope that by luck I got a decent picture. How’s the outcome of this basic workshop? Well I would say it meet my expectation and the trainer is very patient in answering my basic question.

Mr Adhadi (http://www.adhadimohd.com) workshop is a must for beginner like me. If you just got your SLR and wanted to start utilising it, I would strongly suggest you to attend his workshop/class. You could check training schedule here : http://adhadimohd.com/training/

I will update photos from workshop soon.

The trainer (picture taken before workshop with some editing in it):

The Model (picture taken during workshop without single editing other than resize):