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10-01-2012, 11:13 PM
K1W1

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Originally Posted by jr_rodriguez

The photo is crap. You need at a minimum a D600, if not a D800 for the shot to be worth anything. You definitely need an FX camera.
Does that help? LOL

Thanks I needed that.
10-02-2012, 01:54 AM
Sir Les

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tomcat

With my D80 he is just a black spot with eyes.

Interesting. Any chance of a side by side comparison (D600 v D80) -- if you can get your cat to sit still long enough?
10-02-2012, 02:32 AM
Tomcat

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Originally Posted by Sir Les

Interesting. Any chance of a side by side comparison (D600 v D80) -- if you can get your cat to sit still long enough?

I can try but it will have to wait until this weekend.
10-02-2012, 09:50 AM
D70FAN

The shots being posted make me look forward to visiting this site.

What we relly need is a side-by-side of a D600 and D7000... shot at 1/8000.

Seriously though it would be interesting.
10-02-2012, 12:23 PM
D70FAN

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Finally getting the hang of the D7000. An amazing camera compared to my old D70. Went for a quick shoot at Moss Landing. This is our summer (for a couple of weeks... we hope).

A Sample: Low Tide Repairs

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10-03-2012, 02:58 AM
Dread Pirate Roberts

Quote:

Originally Posted by D70FAN

What we relly need is a side-by-side of a D600 and D7000... shot at 1/8000.

Except the D600 will only do 1/4000.

Need the D800 for 1/8000
10-03-2012, 08:37 AM
Falconest174

Another reason for sticking with the D7K. :rolleyes:
10-03-2012, 08:44 AM
D70FAN

DPR, my point... exactly.

Not sure why Nikon throttled back the D600. It does not make sense to me. For $2100 one should at least get D7000 shutter speed and flash sync. performance.

Falconest, definately agree.

I'm not really seeing the real benefit of FX over DX yet.
10-04-2012, 01:06 AM
jcon

Quote:

Originally Posted by D70FAN

I'm not really seeing the real benefit of FX over DX yet.

Have you ever shot full frame before? Depends on your photographic needs but full frame definitely has advantages.
10-04-2012, 08:00 AM
D70FAN

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcon

Have you ever shot full frame before? Depends on your photographic needs but full frame definitely has advantages.

Not digital, other than playing with a D700, but of course shot 35mm film (analog FX ;)) for many years.

But while FX vs DX seems to be a no brainer, I'm not so sure that is true... and posted photos really cannot do justice to most shots.

I'm not trying to harsh everybodies buzz, just trying to analize the value of spending twice as much + the cost of new lenses.

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