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If you're Canon user, then you need to consider if you're OK with the difference between both system; Or do you prefer Canon's feel, menu, etc. or Nikon?

Nikon: ...D70, D80, D90, D7000
Canon: ...30D, 40D, 50D, 60D

D7000 initially place in mid end level, however due to technology constraint back in d300s era which suppose to be an equivalent class with 7d. D7000 giving more benefit in term of noise control and so on. therefore there are some people including me saying D7000 is the best DX sensor camera for the current nikon line up.

where D7000 suppose to be in the same class with 60D however in my opinion D7000 win hand down to 60D.

I myself a Nikon user therefore my post might be sounds bias toward Nikon. However I try as best to not bias toward any brand.

OT: Nike Five T7 barulah syiok

Therefore the metering is about light entering the sensor, + is over and - is under. Will note that, thanks

I never notice about the green dot and arrow in the viewfinder . Will check it out.

well.. I got a question how do you differentiate vibrant and saturated?

wow..the power of nikon

Thx bro celciuz...
Normally u take d grip every session...? Or jz leave as it be wif d battery inside...?

Bro celciuz...
Will try my best to handle...
Coz it's reali different alot of weight compare to d90...

The blink thingy referring to the focus indicator. Its a round icon in your viewfinder. When in focus it will light up.

D7000 -> 60D. But I would say that 60D is more aligned to a D5100... swivel LCD and no robust body (magnesium and weather sealing).

I leave the grip on body most of the time. 1 battery on the tray only.

d7000 should be in 7d category ?

7D is D300s category actually. But the D300s is kinda dated... but the D7000 doesn't have the semi pro body like the D300s although sensor wise is more advance.

wow...15%....
sigh.......

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Added on April 24, 2011, 10:20 pmUsed AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D RM650 worth to go?

This post has been edited by KIEN18: Apr 24 2011, 10:20 PM

wow 50/1.4 only Rm650 ?
But isit as sharp? Pretty new in Nikon lenses. Have to read read read moar

i heard it is quite soft <1.4 , someone please correct me if im wrong

Quite soft, but color wise, it looks more vibrant.



This one shot at f/2.8 btw

This post has been edited by geekster129: Apr 24 2011, 10:46 PM

i wonder any nikonian here shoot figures (except danbo) ? like nendo...

DSC_0609 by fcuk90, on Flickr

usually what SS you all use for 35mm or 50mm prime ?
me using 1/80 sometime will blur, maybe last time rely to VR too much d .

the lowest i would go is 1/80 ... it all depends on the lighting conditions as well ...

The metering depends on your metering mode, (e.g. Matrix, Center Weighted, and Sport Metering).
And it also depend on the situation, so the metering is suppose to be a guide/reference when you're shooting in Manual Mode. Depending on what you want to achieve, the meter is there to guide or provide as a reference.
For other modes, it will always try to get the correct (center) exposures; So in different situation you adjust the EV (Exposure Compensation), and the camera will follow the new metering.

Adjusting the EV in manual mode won't affect your picture, but it will alter metering; thus if you change the EV, and you adjust your settings (ss, aperture, iso) so the metering falls in the center, you may get wrong exposure.
In case you intended to adjust the EV in manual mode, make sure you adjust it back, else later you shoot other picture in manual mode, you wonder why your picture exposure is all out.

From yesterday tournament



Dang I suck in taking action photos nowdays