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Great pictures!

You would be surprise at what this secondary rainforst can offer. It would be a good place to place to start for beginners. If youare into Sunbirds, this is a great place.

Have you tried shooting at the Singapore Botanical Gardens before? Worth a visit with your Macro lens if you are into insects and plants or zoom lens if you are like Birds.

I think by the time the D800 comes out in the later part of the year, prices would be high and stocks limited. So by the time we get our hands on the camera would be next year.

This is an interesting gathering to do street photography together. Lending support and encouragement to each other. As this is going to be done in Orchard Road invovling a big group of photographers with the primary aim of photographing people... If not done properly could become a public...

Hi Eunene, You can try getting a eye cap attached to your camera. It should help.

Nice!

This is a classic!

Onechopstick, you can contact the Leica agent "Schmidt". They should be able to sell you one if they have stock, if not they can order one for you.

Be it the 18-200mm or the 11-16mm or even the 18-55mm, that you decide to carry to Thailand, I would strongly recommend that you also bring along a 50mm F1.8 for low light photography and for taking pictures with a shallow depth of field. I personally find the 50mm a very useful lens to have...

You can try Cathay at Peninsular. But do remember that the leather case is complementry when you buy the camera. Schmidt (the local agent) delivers the case together with the camera to all their dealers. But if you buy a grey set then you may not get the case.

Leica has introduced the S2 to capture the medium format digital market... The "S" series MF replaces the "R" series SLR.

Could it be that the Leica M8 is not meeting their expectations?

Why don't you try sending it back to the agent (Schmidt Marketing)? They have qualified people to repair your lens. They are located at: 3791 Jalan Bukit Merah E-Centre@redhill Tel:62757888

Picture 2: I think it would be nice to know what the Indian guy is looking at... the picture does not give much clue.... the photo feels alittle incomplete...

Hey guys, this is a public forum, the thread owner can set any condition he/ she wants, reasonable or unreasonable (within the paramenters set by the webmaster). If there are no takers, tough luck, if there are willing takers, good for the thread owner....

This is the beginning of many great moments to come... enjoy you camera!!!

I think NSC is the best bet. Why not just bring the flash to them and let their technicians have a look... before you decide what you want to do with the SB24.

I would go for a normal backpack/ bag to look less conspecuous...

For what you require, a portrait lens would be the choice under normal circumstances..... but at times, you may require a long zoom...