Anyone tired of the D800 yet?
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I got tired of it.
Oh, hush. Fibber.
So tired I sold the D800 and D800e I had before and got a real camera.
Yes, yes, but by your own admission a lot had to do with your current focus on video and cross-manufacturer color matching issues. (Which I totally agree with, BTW.) Or am I misremembering?
I agree Nikon do suck with video.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Want a D800? Why not buy the Sony A7r. It's better.
Somebody has been eating mushrooms they've found on the ground again.
Without being bias tell me how the D800 is better than the A7r which is lighter, has the same sensor as the D800e and can shoot at a faster framerate. Also the A7r has a superior electronic viewfinder (I mean it's better than an OVF) because it shows the exact exposure and can display a real time histogram. PLUS it can shoot AF Zeiss. Game, set and checkmate!
Good AF. Queens gambit.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I got tired of it.
Oh, hush. Fibber.
So tired I sold the D800 and D800e I had before and got a real camera.
Yes, yes, but by your own admission a lot had to do with your current focus on video and cross-manufacturer color matching issues. (Which I totally agree with, BTW.) Or am I misremembering?
I agree Nikon do suck with video.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Want a D800? Why not buy the Sony A7r. It's better.
Somebody has been eating mushrooms they've found on the ground again.
Without being bias tell me how the D800 is better than the A7r which is lighter, has the same sensor as the D800e and can shoot at a faster framerate. Also the A7r has a superior electronic viewfinder (I mean it's better than an OVF) because it shows the exact exposure and can display a real time histogram. PLUS it can shoot AF Zeiss. Game, set and checkmate!
Good AF. Queens gambit.
AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
I'll counter with "superior video" (especially the A7s) 4K anyone?
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
You're probably confusing the tint with the famous Canon focus issues......
Why so serious?
effron wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
You're probably confusing the tint with the famous Canon focus issues......
NO! You don't say. Wasn't that like almost every Canon model for a while?
effron wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
You're probably confusing the tint with the famous Canon focus issues......
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much oil on the sensor.
Just the 1d mark III. D800 had an Af problem with the left pointJoves wrote:
effron wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
You're probably confusing the tint with the famous Canon focus issues......
NO! You don't say. Wasn't that like almost every Canon model for a while?
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
A "few" of the early models maybe?Scotty wrote:
Just the 1d mark III. D800 had an Af problem with the left pointJoves wrote:
effron wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: AF is irrelevant if the manufacturer makes everything have a green tint.
This is so funny. I was watching a video last night on FStoppers, showing two of the founders (?) critiquing images on the fly. At one point one of them talked about how all of his assistants that shoot Canon produce images with a green tint. I had to listen to it twice to be sure I accurately heard his statement.
I can only guess that they are perhaps overcompensating in PP for the tendency toward red?
Anyhoo....
Q: why beat up Nikon over the green tint when the sensors come from the same manufacturer as the A7R? Or is that only a Canon vs. non-Canon issue?
Sorry couldn't read your post, too much green tint.
You're probably confusing the tint with the famous Canon focus issues......
NO! You don't say. Wasn't that like almost every Canon model for a while?
Why so serious?
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