What's your setup

[Hangman]

I was reading about the D800. Makes me want to sell a my Canon gear and switch to Nikon.

I would recommend holding off on the D800 until they get the left AF focus point issue resolved..
I have it on my D800 and it is frustrating..

I am holding sending it off to Nikon until there is confirmation that they have a fix for it.

[soymilk]

I was reading about the D800. Makes me want to sell a my Canon gear and switch to Nikon.

Why? lol I don't remember anything particularly that special about the d800.

[ssrprelude]

Why? lol

So Trung can be the lone canon ranger.

[soymilk]

i'm just waiting for them to fix all their problems.

D800 and 5dmkiii has a few problems right now. Just like when the d700 and 5dmkii just came out. D700's high iso banding, and 5dmkii black dot problems. Now its d800 left focus point misalignment, and 5dmkiii top lcd light leak affecting exposure.

I don't mind buying a nikon later on, I just don't remember anything particularly that special about the d800. If anything, the best bang for the buck deal on full frame right now is the 5dmkii. d700 still going for more than 2000. 5dmkii ranging from 1500-1700.

p.s. the more megapixels, usually means you'd have to use better glass.

p.s. SONY FOREVA!

[tbui1178]

Why? lol I don't remember anything particularly that special about the d800.

The MEGA PIXELS man!!! LOL

[myjohnson]

Lol, yeah!

More magapixels mean better camera. The picture is more clear with more pixels. Makes logical sense to me.

[Hangman]

Lol, yeah!

More magapixels mean better camera. The picture is more clear with more pixels. Makes logical sense to me.

Not true.. Just compare a a high megapixel P&S with a D300/D700 or even D200 and the lower MP DSLR will blow the high megapixel P&S out of the water..

[Hangman]

Getting ready for this year's diving trip..



Although this is the smallest diving outfit available.. its still a bit too big in my opinion as you can see compared to the D800

[tbui1178]

Not true.. Just compare a a high megapixel P&S with a D300/D700 or even D200 and the lower MP DSLR will blow the high megapixel P&S out of the water..

He'e just BS'ing around.

Thai know's a lot of useless information.

[tbui1178]

Getting ready for this year's diving trip..

Man, you really do have baller equipment.

I need to do what you do!! LOL.. jk.

[soymilk]

I have a truck you can drive. You just gotta go to Mexico and someone will load it up with some..... stuff and you just gotta drive it back. Easy money.

[Hangman]

Man, you really do have baller equipment.

I need to do what you do!! LOL.. jk.

Lol. Just look me up next time our company has another round of MOR. LOL

[Fancyfish]

Nikon 950's and 990's. When they work. :P

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[ssrprelude]

Not true.. Just compare a a high megapixel P&S with a D300/D700 or even D200 and the lower MP DSLR will blow the high megapixel P&S out of the water..

P&S cannot beat a dslr with less megs.

[TheFantasticG]

P&S cannot beat a dslr with less megs.

Um, yup. You can. Many of the newer higher end point and shoots will beat older DSLRs in DR, IQ, and CA. Maybe not the D700, but I can accept that a D200 could be beat on technical merits. Granted, you aren't going to have the artistic flexibility with a p&s that you get with a high end DSLR.

you can not have a nikkor lense on a Canon camera.

Yes, you can. Adapters are made. What you can't use is a EF/EF-S on a Nikon because the physics won't work.

I recently manned up and purchased a Canon 60D, Canon 65mm MP-E, and Canon MR-14EX to compliment my Nikon macro setup.