Which has greater market share of users? Nikon or Canon?
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
lol oh not a contest. Just giving my input ;P
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:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
lol oh not a contest. Just giving my input ;P
Personally I have never operated a Canon DSLR, how much different are they to operate?
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
lol oh not a contest. Just giving my input ;P
Personally I have never operated a Canon DSLR, how much different are they to operate?
More menu driven, a lot simpler on functions on the actual camera. They don't do as much in camera processing as well.
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:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
lol oh not a contest. Just giving my input ;P
Personally I have never operated a Canon DSLR, how much different are they to operate?
More menu driven, a lot simpler on functions on the actual camera. They don't do as much in camera processing as well.
Are you talking about the post processing features?
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Homer wrote:
Scotty wrote: It's honestly not a contest. It's for sure Canon.
Even the largest photography forum online is a Canon one.
Look at sports events, white lenses everywhere. CANON.
I wasn't suggesting this to be a contest, I know more people who shoot with a Nikon, I see Nikon commercials all over TV, so it was the best vote I could come up with. Your mostly right, mine was just based off observation in my little bubble of friends.
lol oh not a contest. Just giving my input ;P
Personally I have never operated a Canon DSLR, how much different are they to operate?
More menu driven, a lot simpler on functions on the actual camera. They don't do as much in camera processing as well.
Are you talking about the post processing features?
Mainly noise removal.
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.
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