What's more surprising? Check out EOS 55D? Comparable/Better than 60D???

What about review from JAPAN themselves, with all ISO range sample and different Noise Control?
http://dc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/review/...109_405647.html

Maybe lighting affect it more? The japan site sample taken outdoor, while the SG one is indoor right?

I think personal hands on is the best review.
Personally, I find the D7000 sample picture too bright, the colour is bright; D300S seems better in this aspect, close to FX quality reproduction.

Click on the image to view 100% size.

Previously he compared the D7000 against the 7D, he did mention the 7D is better. Anyway, he also admit he's a Nikon fanboy.

Spec wise, build construction, etc. no doubt the 60D didn't stand a chance, just like he mentioned, it feels down-graded from it's predecessor, where as the D7000 is a major improvement over it's predecessor; I think this is what makes the difference mainly.

Anyway, I think the Pentax K-5 is a much closer and tougher competitor to the D7000, with the Pentax scoring better in overall score. It's shown in dxomark, snapsort, etc comparison; Of course, these are just comparisons. What's most important is to the owner himself/herself.

Did anyone compare with Sony NEX-5? It looks softer and less detail in 6400 but smoother and cleaner than 60D or D7000?

Is this Nikon Malaysia set? I read that only Kit Lens set available at the moment from Nikon Malaysia?

Mind to share how much you bought it and where?

Thanks for your information, just checking and confirming cause what I read from other forums stated so, and some shops selling at higher price trying to talk about "water" set. Don't la
So tension this room

Anyway, thanks again for your clarification.

Thanks~
I also heard from the a shop making claims that other shop selling cheaper could be giving non-genuine battery. Any idea? I think it's possible but I'm not sure, if they do that, if Nikon Malaysia found out they will be in trouble right?
I think better if we check on the battery if possible.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 15 2010, 10:19 AM

Can get DSLR bag + 8 or 4GB SDHC Card.

Problem with limited stock is, they are firm on the pricing or even try to play around with the price; Keep changing their price, if you ask at different time.
Another problem is, if they have only 1 unit, many people would've touch and tested it, the shutter count when you get it could have be over few hundred. If true, can the buyer request for better price?


Bro, upgrading or already upgraded?

If you shot at dark room, the picture started become grainy around > 1000 iso. Now I know why dxomark stated 1100++ iso. You can see how bad it is by just zooming a little from the camera itself when reviewing the photo.


What's the aperture? When you zoom in the picture for ISO1600 and ISO3200, how's the noise like when preview from the camera (zoom in)?


Under sufficient lighting, it seems much more usable than insufficient or very low light...

Thanks bro for the tips~


This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 17 2010, 02:27 PM

Yea, agreed! I've seen D5K sample pictures. I think the newer models improve more on the noise level, even the D3100.

Tried setting up to EV+5, seems same result; If in dark room or extreme low light, ISO 6400 is really bad, when zoom in from the camera preview can even see some red dots, but that's under extreme low light without flash.

I think the EV will help more if there's more light in the room?

35mm lens when attached to DX body, there's crop factor of 1.5x, which changes the focal length to around 52.5mm. It's good for many situations, as they say, a general walk around lens; You can use this lens for whole day if you want.

If you attach the 50mm to the DX body, the focal length will become 75mm, which means you need to stand further away from the object to get the same view with 35mm. You can take the 50mm f1.8, which is cheaper but let's say you want capture full body, you need to stand further away than if you use the 35mm.
Personally, I prefer the 35mm f1.8G which cost around RM800 or less.