QUOTE(Tenshi @ Jan 20 2010, 01:27 AM)
So, 500D is not worth it? From what I know, the only advantage of 500D is with HD video but its actually its exactly the same as 450D, right? correct me if I'm wrong...
Hmm... thanks for the opinion, I'll take the video option into serious consideration....
Secondly, which model has lesser noise lvl? D90 or 50D?
Another thing, according to dpreview spec review, I found out that D90's sensor is manufactured by Sony, should we concern about this too?
Sorry, if my questions sounds noob....
Not exactly the same. Quote I Love Money, an upgraded Digic IV processing engine, a sleeker body, 'HD' video. As far as I know HD is 1280x760 30fps. It's not close to that. So yeah. It's just 'video'. HD merely a marketing term.
2. Both results turn out to be very close. In DPReview there is a section in both the D90 and 50D review that shows the ISO comparison. It's marginal. Don't need to worry about that.
Also, although the sensor is produced by Sony, the algorithms and the processing is totally different and designed by Nikon. That's the main point. Yes sensor does play a big role, but the processing engine bigger. Each manufacturer developed their own processing algorithms, and that's what makes the difference.
QUOTE(nkymark @ Jan 20 2010, 07:24 AM)
Hi guys,
I'm in Melbourne and was shopping around for duty free dSLR. Got this deal for the D3000;
NIKON D3000 18-55&55-200MMVR TWIN LENS KIT
AUD899 = RM2822
Is it worth it? I'm a beginner FYI, and I don't plan to spend too much on a dSLR. Just a sufficient one will do :-)
Thanks.
Hmm, it sounds like a good offer. Online shopping? I was wondering if you'd be able to find a local shop, cause then you're more likely to be able to bargain and grab yourself some freebies.
QUOTE(! Love Money @ Jan 20 2010, 08:42 AM)
no only video recording but more pixels sensor and improved DIGIC IV image processor
I have to correct this. Firstly. APS-C sensors are all the same. From 1000D to 500D to 50D to 7D the sensors share the same size.
Also, Digic IV is just the noise processing. Maybe it processes noise better or something but I don't see much difference between 450D/500D in terms of image quality. Can't compare exactly because of the megapixel thing.
QUOTE(FerrariST @ Jan 20 2010, 12:19 PM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : Compact Camera
Budget : Below 600
Your Location : KLANG - KL
Preferable brand : Canon
Type of photography u want to do : Landscape or Portrait, night shot
Any specific models in mind? : Canon
Any specific features u want? : HD, touch screen, Panoramic, good, anti shock, good battery life
Ouch, not sure if you'd be able to achieve that. 600 is a bit too low. Also, Canon's don't make touchscreen cameras. They are focused on image quality. Secondly. HD is only available on the RM1k+ models I think. Should be, I'm not sure.
QUOTE(dwin95 @ Jan 20 2010, 01:41 PM)
well , lets see how the market will be around sept , maybe the price of 450d can be replaced by 500d , then confirm sapu .
, d5000 is also a step up of d3000 / 450d with video recording right ?
Impossible. DSLR market prices do not depreciate that quickly. Camera bodies only depreciate when there is a newer model out. The 500D has been out for around a year alr plus minus. Expect later in the year, most likely next year for a new model.
QUOTE(aidono @ Jan 20 2010, 04:22 PM)
Need advice on which camera to purchase
Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR camera
Budget : RM2400 - RM3500
Your Location : KL
Preferable brand : Canon, Nikon and Olympus
Type of photography u want to do : Landscape, Portrait, Nightscene
Any specific models in mind? : Canon EOS 500D, Nikon D5000 and Olympus E620
Any specific features u want? : Friendly user camera (first timer in DSLR)
All DSLRs have a degree of complexity that you'll have to learn up. But in terms of user friendliness compared to the pro-er models (50D, 7D, 1D, D300s, D700, D3, E-3) these are better.
Firstly I'll have to say I don't trust Olympus. That's my opinion and I'm sticking with it. Their image quality is just so-so. If you're wondering, there's a reason why Canon and Nikon have the top market share in Malaysia.
If you're thinking of the Canon, I suggest you find a 450D kit. It costs RM2k+-, a shocking thousand bucks cheaper than the 500D, which is essentially a 'facelifted' 450D with video. It's not even HD, so why bother? The Olympus E-620... Only reason I know is that it is smaller than both Canon and Nikon.
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