QUOTE(a.ihsan @ Sep 24 2010, 07:16 AM)
for sports & extremes ; D300s (higher frame rate, more robust body, 51AF points)
for normal use like portraits and events; D7000 (better ISO quality and ISO ratings, smaller, cheaper, 39AF points is more than enough, lighter)
but it remains to be seen how close the D7000 comes to beating the D300s. the D7000 (in my opinion) has surpassed the 7D in all areas except video, but the 7D is the D300s's direct competition. So the D400 should beat the crap out of 7D
lol r u serious...for normal use like portraits and events; D7000 (better ISO quality and ISO ratings, smaller, cheaper, 39AF points is more than enough, lighter)
but it remains to be seen how close the D7000 comes to beating the D300s. the D7000 (in my opinion) has surpassed the 7D in all areas except video, but the 7D is the D300s's direct competition. So the D400 should beat the crap out of 7D

d7k

7d full metal vs d7k half metal
and the 7d 19 cross type vs only 9 cross type on the d7k
8 vs 6fps
not only in video lah other area also 7d win...of cause d7k also win in other area...both r good camera but to say d7k surpassed the 7D in all areas is kind of lol....probally d400 will beat the crap out of 7d but 7dII will win the crown back again...its a never ending war...I am however willing to say that the d7k beat the crap out of 60d which is what the d7k was meant to compete with...
This post has been edited by kaigraphy: Sep 24 2010, 08:03 AM
Sep 24 2010, 08:00 AM

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