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# Quickerzranoid you bought ur toy already or not. Have u found a good price..... of course with the card & bag thrown in ?This post has been edited by wanna be hi-tech: Jan 20 2010, 10:06 PM
Buying Advice Wanna buy New Camera? Undecided which to choose?V3, ASK HERE! Dont create a thread elsewher
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QUOTE(Quickerzranoid @ Jan 17 2010, 11:05 PM) # Quickerzranoid you bought ur toy already or not. Have u found a good price..... of course with the card & bag thrown in ?This post has been edited by wanna be hi-tech: Jan 20 2010, 10:06 PM |
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Jan 20 2010, 10:11 PM
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About the D5000, although it doesn't have built in AF motor, it have the CMOS censor which is the same (or similar i 4got) as D90. Maybe the IQ or noise control is not as good as D90 but it's the best in the current entry level line up of Nikon.
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Jan 21 2010, 07:27 AM
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QUOTE(TheWandererX @ Jan 20 2010, 05:54 PM) 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. |
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Jan 21 2010, 12:38 PM
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Dear TheWandererX,
Thank you very much for your replied. May i know what is the entry level budget for canon compact digital cam? |
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Jan 21 2010, 12:48 PM
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if ur new and started to venture into dslr world, i recon u tried the body, which body more suitable for you.
in my case, if u planning to get 500d, make sure u really want tat video function. if not, do consider 40d as its price is kinda around new 500d price. 450d kitset price are lower than 40d body itself so.. its out of the question. as a owner of 500d and 40d, the 40d are by far feels really like a quality tool plus the handling are excellent. the af are soo much faster than 500d. while 500d can boast up about the iso, video and megapixel. and yes 40d is 1 class above 500d and discontinued already. but bear in mind tat the glass ( terms of lenses ) are also important. not to mention speedlight all the accessory that will require ur attention after you bought the dslr ;D This post has been edited by Sadru: Jan 21 2010, 12:54 PM |
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Jan 21 2010, 01:12 PM
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Hi people!
Going to get myself a new camera. Between these 3 cams : Canon EOS 450D, Nikon D5000 and Sony Alpha 330. Any advice? Can someone compare for me the pros and cons of those 3 cams? Budget is around 3k-4k. Kinda new to photography, so sound kinda noob here. Sorry! Thanks! This post has been edited by renaelyng: Jan 21 2010, 01:53 PM |
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Jan 21 2010, 01:14 PM
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QUOTE(TheWandererX @ Jan 20 2010, 09:32 PM) Not really, the difference is marginal. These two models are both entry-level models. Therefore the difference won't be big, if there is any. Just so you know, the Nikon's algorithm contains sharpening and touch-up elements, so what you see isn't the real deal. It's modified in camera. Definitely the Nikon's output would look better. This is a very subjective question though. So there is no definite answer. Actually what define those models are entry level? Would the 450D consider as an entry level as well? After hours of research in other forums, Youtube and friend's recommendation, the choice I have to make more likely come from Canon. But which model would you recommend? The 450D or the 500D? Also, yes, auto focus does play a TINY role. In the Nikon's, their older lenses (example the 50mm 1:1.8D) don't have built in autofocus motors because it was made for film cameras which had no autofocus. The AF motors inside the body is to help the older lenses to focus. If you're gonna compare the 450D to the A350, definitely the 450D will stand out. I've played with both previously, and even the stats of the 450D outmatch the A350. It's another subjective question, and if I voice out a little too much I'll be accused of fanboyism. So I shall recommend you to go ahead and scour Google, this forum and other forums for your answer. Good luck on making up your mind. Would the image taken looks the same? I am not familiar with the 450D and in the previous reply. you did mention that you played with both previously and it should not be an issue to know the pro and cons regarding 450D compare to the 500D And thanks again TheWandererX for helping me out a lot. |
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Jan 21 2010, 04:33 PM
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Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR
Budget :2k-3K Your Location : KL Preferable brand : canon or nikon Type of photography u want to do : Any specific models in mind? : 450d, 500d, d5000 Any specific features u want? : |
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Jan 21 2010, 05:10 PM
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QUOTE(zellleonhart @ Jan 20 2010, 10:11 PM) About the D5000, although it doesn't have built in AF motor, it have the CMOS censor which is the same (or similar i 4got) as D90. Maybe the IQ or noise control is not as good as D90 but it's the best in the current entry level line up of Nikon. Yup. The D5000 is totally different from the 500D.QUOTE(nkymark @ Jan 21 2010, 07:27 AM) Oh. Well if so, then go ahead and bargain yourself out. You're the buyer, you have the money. (;QUOTE(FerrariST @ Jan 21 2010, 12:38 PM) Dear TheWandererX, Entry level budget? Oops, I won't be able to help with that.... but I reckon RM1000< would be good. (:Thank you very much for your replied. May i know what is the entry level budget for canon compact digital cam? QUOTE(Sadru @ Jan 21 2010, 12:48 PM) if ur new and started to venture into dslr world, i recon u tried the body, which body more suitable for you. Haha. You know mate, I have been searching for a new 40D body. Ever since it stopped production. There's no more in the market now, I guess. in my case, if u planning to get 500d, make sure u really want tat video function. if not, do consider 40d as its price is kinda around new 500d price. 450d kitset price are lower than 40d body itself so.. its out of the question. as a owner of 500d and 40d, the 40d are by far feels really like a quality tool plus the handling are excellent. the af are soo much faster than 500d. while 500d can boast up about the iso, video and megapixel. and yes 40d is 1 class above 500d and discontinued already. but bear in mind tat the glass ( terms of lenses ) are also important. not to mention speedlight all the accessory that will require ur attention after you bought the dslr ;D QUOTE(aidono @ Jan 21 2010, 01:14 PM) Actually what define those models are entry level? Would the 450D consider as an entry level as well? After hours of research in other forums, Youtube and friend's recommendation, the choice I have to make more likely come from Canon. But which model would you recommend? The 450D or the 500D? Lying in the below RM3k range would send a DSLR into entry-level (subjective). Objectively the entry level models are those with lower specifications specifically catered to new DSLR owners. Also, I'd definitely recommend the 450D over the 500D. I strongly protest against the redundant RM1k extra you have to pay for 2.x extra megapixels (which doesn't matter, 12.1 is already huge, not to mention my 1000D's measly 10.1) newer stuff etc which performs almost the same.Would the image taken looks the same? I am not familiar with the 450D and in the previous reply. you did mention that you played with both previously and it should not be an issue to know the pro and cons regarding 450D compare to the 500D And thanks again TheWandererX for helping me out a lot. Also, definitely the 18-55. I used to recommend the 18-200 as a good all-purpose lens but after hearing from fellow members and trying it out myself... Definitely forget it. The 18-55 is as easy to use as a normal compact. Trust me it's not a challenge at all. Lastly, yes. Because of the zoom range, the price hikes. QUOTE(renaelyng @ Jan 21 2010, 01:12 PM) Hi people! Going to get myself a new camera. Between these 3 cams : Canon EOS 450D, Nikon D5000 and Sony Alpha 330. Any advice? Can someone compare for me the pros and cons of those 3 cams? Budget is around 3k-4k. Kinda new to photography, so sound kinda noob here. Sorry! Thanks! QUOTE(GreatOni @ Jan 21 2010, 04:33 PM) Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR I shall direct this part of the post to you two.Budget :2k-3K Your Location : KL Preferable brand : canon or nikon Type of photography u want to do : Any specific models in mind? : 450d, 500d, d5000 Any specific features u want? : Firstly and definitely, I'd recommend the 450D. It's a RM3k camera, which has had its price reduced to RM2k. Good enough to make me buy it already. The D5000 is also a good DSLR though, don't get me wrong. I haven't got to try one out yet but trust me, if you make up your mind for the D5000, you won't regret a single bit either. Now to the 500D, it's merely a hyped-up 1000D (yes you got me right, 1000D) with SLIGHTLY better specifications and video. That's all. To the Sony Alpha a330. I have not gotten a chance to play with it either. I don't really trust Sony though, they have TOO MANY entry-level cameras in the market as of now. I don't know how to comment on this because I being a Canon user might be misinformed about facts. Lemme tell you this though - I've played with the A200, A300 and A350 previously (the older models of the new replacements) and they were horrible. They couldn't compare to my 1000D at all. Guess the 1000D has a name to live up to eh? It's been in the market for quite a while already. |
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Jan 21 2010, 05:36 PM
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QUOTE(TheWandererX @ Jan 21 2010, 05:10 PM) I shall direct this part of the post to you two. Right. Thanks for the advice on the sony alpha! Firstly and definitely, I'd recommend the 450D. It's a RM3k camera, which has had its price reduced to RM2k. Good enough to make me buy it already. The D5000 is also a good DSLR though, don't get me wrong. I haven't got to try one out yet but trust me, if you make up your mind for the D5000, you won't regret a single bit either. Now to the 500D, it's merely a hyped-up 1000D (yes you got me right, 1000D) with SLIGHTLY better specifications and video. That's all. To the Sony Alpha a330. I have not gotten a chance to play with it either. I don't really trust Sony though, they have TOO MANY entry-level cameras in the market as of now. I don't know how to comment on this because I being a Canon user might be misinformed about facts. Lemme tell you this though - I've played with the A200, A300 and A350 previously (the older models of the new replacements) and they were horrible. They couldn't compare to my 1000D at all. Guess the 1000D has a name to live up to eh? It's been in the market for quite a while already. What are the comparisons between 450D and D5000? D5000 is a tad more expensive, but is it worth the money? The pros and cons? Thanks bro! |
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Jan 21 2010, 09:41 PM
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QUOTE(wanna be hi-tech @ Jan 20 2010, 10:05 PM) # Quickerzranoid you bought ur toy already or not. Have u found a good price..... of course with the card & bag thrown in ? wanna be hi-tech, Not yet.. Going to get it end of this month (hopefully).. Anyone wanna go with me? at least i have someone expert than me in choosing it... |
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Jan 21 2010, 09:52 PM
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ype of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR
Budget : rm2500-4200K Your Location : KL Preferable brand : nikon/ maybe canon Type of photography u want to do : holiday, any occasion Any specific models in mind? : D5000, 450D/500D, D90 Any specific features u want? : nil New to the world of DSLR too. Played with Pro-sumers (Lumix-LX3) though. I understand that the D5000 does not have the built in AF motor, but what about the Canon 450D/500D? Without the built in AF motor, I would need to purchase lenses with AF motors? How much does the D90 cost with basic kitlense? |
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Jan 21 2010, 11:00 PM
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QUOTE(Jusstatic @ Jan 21 2010, 09:52 PM) ype of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR Price at YL Pudu PlazaBudget : rm2500-4200K Your Location : KL Preferable brand : nikon/ maybe canon Type of photography u want to do : holiday, any occasion Any specific models in mind? : D5000, 450D/500D, D90 Any specific features u want? : nil New to the world of DSLR too. Played with Pro-sumers (Lumix-LX3) though. I understand that the D5000 does not have the built in AF motor, but what about the Canon 450D/500D? Without the built in AF motor, I would need to purchase lenses with AF motors? How much does the D90 cost with basic kitlense? D90 kitlens = RM4050.. D90 Body only = RM3130.. just bought my D90 body + 50mm F1.8D on tuesday = RM3130 + RM400 + 2% CC = RM3600.. ur budget within RM4K.. why not go for D90 terus.. will not regret.. |
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Jan 21 2010, 11:18 PM
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Hey all, last week went to survey prices at Plaza Lowyat for 500D and D90...
Most of them offer RM3899 +/- for D90 kit (included 4gb + tripod + bag) while Boeing @ Sg. Wang offered RM4100 for the same package.... Which 1 is grey set and which 1 is ori set? How to recognize grey or ori besides the warranty card? Just wondering, whether Canon's or Nikon's lenses are more expensive in comparison? Wow! so many questions... sorry for spamming... This post has been edited by Tenshi: Jan 21 2010, 11:43 PM |
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QUOTE(TheWandererX @ Jan 21 2010, 06:10 PM) Lying in the below RM3k range would send a DSLR into entry-level (subjective). Objectively the entry level models are those with lower specifications specifically catered to new DSLR owners. Also, I'd definitely recommend the 450D over the 500D. I strongly protest against the redundant RM1k extra you have to pay for 2.x extra megapixels (which doesn't matter, 12.1 is already huge, not to mention my 1000D's measly 10.1) newer stuff etc which performs almost the same. Thanks mate. At least I got a clear point of view about DSLR cameras. Thanks again for the information and looking forward to purchase one.Also, definitely the 18-55. I used to recommend the 18-200 as a good all-purpose lens but after hearing from fellow members and trying it out myself... Definitely forget it. The 18-55 is as easy to use as a normal compact. Trust me it's not a challenge at all. Lastly, yes. Because of the zoom range, the price hikes. |
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Type of camera/lens/accesories : compact
Budget :1k to 1.5k Your Location : Ipoh,going dwn to lyp after cny Preferable brand : anything good Type of photography u want to do : casual,daily pics, clubbings Any specific models in mind? : s90, g11, lx3 Any specific features u want? : good quality image |
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Jan 22 2010, 10:26 AM
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Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR
Budget: 2000-3000 Your Location: KL PJ Preferable brand : Nikon or Sony Type of photography u want to do : mostly portrait, then product shooting Any specific models in mind? : Nikon D3000, D80, Sony A550L Any specific features u want? : Memory Card, Extra battery im a amateur photographer which interesting more on portrait, need not a pro camera body but will upgrade lens after awhile. (Does really body affect photo quality in great?) thx for sifu advise. |
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Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR camera
Budget : RM 3000.00 include kitlens Your Location : Kuching, Sarawak Preferable brand : Canon or Nikon Type of photography u want to do : Beginner, so basically i will try everything first Any specific models in mind? : Canon 450D, Nikon D3000 or D5000 Any specific features u want? : I might be investing on better lense after the buying the camera I like to take macro pics all around... sometimes i do wonder around n take senario n pics of people, any advice sifus? |
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Jan 22 2010, 03:24 PM
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can sifu here give suggestion on camera shop that i can go to survey..have good seller and nice price too
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Jan 22 2010, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE(budaq_ekz @ Jan 21 2010, 11:00 PM) Price at YL Pudu Plaza Wow... that is a cool deal..!!!! D90 kitlens = RM4050.. D90 Body only = RM3130.. just bought my D90 body + 50mm F1.8D on tuesday = RM3130 + RM400 + 2% CC = RM3600.. ur budget within RM4K.. why not go for D90 terus.. will not regret.. So it is.. a F-mount AF lens with no VR function. Can state the reasons why you decided to get this instead of the kitlens? Still new to DSLR, especially when it come to lens. |
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