Party Monger
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Doesnt look like its widescreen.
The "Everyday" show-off thread !
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alekhkhanna
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Been a long time. 
Using Prime is much different than zoom. Good framing is so essential. Should be a good learning curve. Only drawback is this doesn't has VR. Loving it so far though !
Using Prime is much different than zoom. Good framing is so essential. Should be a good learning curve. Only drawback is this doesn't has VR. Loving it so far though !
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Good to you @alekhkhanna after a long time. Missed your showoffs of BD's & Artwork of BD.
alekhkhanna
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BDs aren't happening anytime soon.
Been a long time.
Using Prime is much different than zoom. Good framing is so essential. Should be a good learning curve. Only drawback is this doesn't has VR. Loving it so far though !
Congrats mate.... I too wanted a 35mm prime but in Canon its not cheap so went for the plastic nifty fifty...
For a 35/50mm prime once you start using it you will find that manual focusing is faster and more preferred and since this is a very fast lens you wont miss VR outdoors....
A 40mm STM is available in Canon but on comparison with 50mm 1.8 it seems that the 40mm compresses the background. I am happy with the 50mm. I am sure you will enjoy your 35mm.
alekhkhanna
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Thanks Ravi.Congrats mate.... I too wanted a 35mm prime but in Canon its not cheap so went for the plastic nifty fifty...
For a 35/50mm prime once you start using it you will find that manual focusing is faster and more preferred and since this is a very fast lens you wont miss VR outdoors....
A 40mm STM is available in Canon but on comparison with 50mm 1.8 it seems that the 40mm compresses the background. I am happy with the 50mm. I am sure you will enjoy your 35mm.
I think it's alright to say that many peeps were surprised when Nikon launched this prime. Cheap, fast and specially for DX lenses. Also got it for 6.7k (vs ~9k for which it goes generally. Amazon India offer via some seller selling only 2-3 pieces). Had a bit of a trouble using it indoors due to no VR, but quickly got used to it. Plus since it opens upto 1.8, can use high shutter speeds. Overall, very impressive for it's price. And sharp !
[DOUBLEPOST=1405257661][/DOUBLEPOST]Bit of a late update.
3 HDMI ports at the back (not in picture).
32 inches. 16k only.
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@alekhkhanna how is the picture quality bro ? post some screenshots too with the tv on
Aslo does it play all formats ?
Aslo does it play all formats ?
alekhkhanna
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Have played MKV and MP4 so far. No hiccups. VQ is very good. Obviously HD content looks good, but it's currently attached to a SD DTH box. Will upgrade soon. Audio is surprisingly loud. Thin bezel. Only gripe is the VU logo. Looks fugly. But I'm not complaining for 16k !@alekhkhanna how is the picture quality bro ? post some screenshots too with the tv on
Aslo does it play all formats ?
superman01769
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From where did you get it and how are the viewing angles i heard that the colours are too bad if you watch the tv from different angle
alekhkhanna
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Ebay. VU sells it directly.
Didn't have any viewing angle problems. But then I haven't used it much. Mounted in parent's room.[DOUBLEPOST=1405318923][/DOUBLEPOST]Just an update: Got a call 2nd time this week to ask how was the experience with the installation. I complained when their engineer did not turn up on the specified day. Mumbai HQ is pretty good in terms of CS.
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Roxtin
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What's the model number and is it FHD?
alekhkhanna
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32K160. HD Ready. FHD is from 40inch onwards. Some 27k or so.
superman01769
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i just checked it on ebay the price is 18900 can you give me the link from where you got it for 16k
alekhkhanna
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I used the HDFC code which was giving 20% back (max cap of 3k). Expired now. Next best bet is the running Axis code (15% off IIRC). Else you've the normal 6% off codes from numerous banks.
