phtstudent wrote: Mostly Landscape, macro, and maybe some portrait.
ThatNikonGuy wrote:
phtstudent wrote: Mostly Landscape, macro, and maybe some portrait.
Save your money and go with the D800. What camera body do you have currently?
phtstudent wrote:
ThatNikonGuy wrote:
phtstudent wrote: Mostly Landscape, macro, and maybe some portrait.
Save your money and go with the D800. What camera body do you have currently?
I'm currently using a Canon 60D.
ThatNikonGuy wrote:
phtstudent wrote:
ThatNikonGuy wrote:
phtstudent wrote: Mostly Landscape, macro, and maybe some portrait.
Save your money and go with the D800. What camera body do you have currently?
I'm currently using a Canon 60D.
I have a friend who shoots with that same camera. How do you like it?
effron wrote: Don't fall for the resolution hype. Example, I use a D800 and the venerable D700. The only thing the D800 does exponentially better than the D700 is produce an image that can be printed very large. The 700 has a faster burst rate, sharper shooting hand held (walk around), and produces better handheld macro. Yes, I use my D800 mostly on a tripod for landscape, and its great for wildlife as it survives a pretty big crop, but the D700 holds its own at seven (?) years old and a "mere" 12 MP!
phtstudent wrote:
effron wrote: Don't fall for the resolution hype. Example, I use a D800 and the venerable D700. The only thing the D800 does exponentially better than the D700 is produce an image that can be printed very large. The 700 has a faster burst rate, sharper shooting hand held (walk around), and produces better handheld macro. Yes, I use my D800 mostly on a tripod for landscape, and its great for wildlife as it survives a pretty big crop, but the D700 holds its own at seven (?) years old and a "mere" 12 MP!
I can see your point, but I almost always use a tripod anyway.
I'm really looking to get the largest, most prestine image I can for the money.
Colorado Mike wrote:
phtstudent wrote:
effron wrote: Don't fall for the resolution hype. Example, I use a D800 and the venerable D700. The only thing the D800 does exponentially better than the D700 is produce an image that can be printed very large. The 700 has a faster burst rate, sharper shooting hand held (walk around), and produces better handheld macro. Yes, I use my D800 mostly on a tripod for landscape, and its great for wildlife as it survives a pretty big crop, but the D700 holds its own at seven (?) years old and a "mere" 12 MP!
I can see your point, but I almost always use a tripod anyway.
I'm really looking to get the largest, most prestine image I can for the money.
Are you sticking with Canon or going the Nikon route?
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