I really should have checked the price of this camera in some other shops first, but I just assumed if we are buying a lens and two cameras he will do us a good deal (which he was to some extent - the lens and Jean's camera were the cheapest prices we've found). Jean's camera he was going to have to source from another store so he would have to go back later for it, I didn't have the cash for the lens so I was going to go back later as well for the lens. We made the mistake of going into some more shops and I quickly found out I had been ripped off with other shops offering that camera cheaper without negotiation. In summary, if you go camera shopping in Singapore, don't go to lucky plaza, go to Scotts road (where the better deals are with less negotiation) and go round as many shops as possible before buying because the price can vary massively.
After a quick shout at the man who ripped me off (and no refund as a result) followed by a freshen up we went to Marina Bay to see the light and water show outside the fancy Marina Bay Hotel.
Bit of a short blog post today, but it's gone 2am and I need sleep... busy day tomorrow as we're off to the zoo with Jean & Valerie!
Matt, you have a very beautiful girlfriend. I hope you guys are still enjoying travelling. Can't wait to have you home!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHello, I've been following your blog recently (zoe from zoella brought me here) and your photos are amazing! how did you take these pictures so clearly? did you use a tripod? Also how did you take some of the panoramic shots above?
ReplyDeleteThanks James, I know! :-) Yeah, been a bit up and down with sickness and missing a flight but on top now so it's all good. Hope you're good too. x
ReplyDeleteHello 'Anonymous', thanks for following my blog I'm glad you like it! I didn't bring a tripod with me, for the night photos I just rested my camera on something instead. The panoramic photo is just a normal wide angle shot cropped wide.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Matt
What lens did you use for the wide angle shot?
ReplyDeleteAll of these shots were taken using a Nikon 18-70mm lens, however on some of my other photos that have a very wide angle I used a Nikon 10.5mm Fisheye.
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