Due to SLR technology, it's the limtation, the mirror flip will cause the blackout and then there's the shutter.

You want better live view speed, can check out SLT from Sony, the mirror stays in place, thus it can do way better continuous auto-focus.

   



I got one azunyan 1/7 figure pending... not yet release 

meanwhile i still play nymph first 

i want bokeh....
haha  

will try soon.. 

haha,, u think u can control how many bokeh shape u want? can can.. u edit lor.. 

hi guys, just bought d3100 las month, but most of the time, my dslr always "hang", sometime without snap its also hang, do u guys know y?huh

open to comments 

, well... I dunno how to PP ma~

I like the composition.
Now modern Nikon DSLRs are powerful in high ISO, my ancient DSLR IQ will look like rubbish if using ISO 3200..

He is using D700 if not mistaken, its not yet the D3s . But yeah, sensor technology improved quite a bit, big leap since the introduction of D3/D700 and the D3s as the ultimate low light king.

Well... D70s --> D700, or D70s --> D7000 bigger leap?

do you guys put a screen protector on the screen?

Can you guys notice the "kind" of emitting highlight on the lady? How to create such highlight in PS?

picture spam... over-exposured ...

I have a question and I hope this is the right place to ask.  I took this photo June last year using my Nikon D90.  How do i check the photo Exif data.  Normally when you upload it on flickr it will show but mine didn't.  Thanks in advance.



Source

@celciuz  Thank Celciuz.

Yeah it's edited.  I just save as.  Anyway i still can read the exif?

Thanks guys.

guys..wanna ask....i heard that the shutter count can be reset..so does this mean when we reset we dont need to change the shutter mechanism?

http://nikon.com/news/2011/0921_digital_01.htm

Nikon Mirrorless Camera announced!

The V1 and J1 share nearly identical specs, with the latter model sporting some fairly minor tweaks. Both ILCs include 10.1 megapixel CMOS sensors, HDMI / USB connectivity, a 1200fps slo-mo capture mode (!), 3-inch LCDs, 10fps shooting, high-res electronic viewfinders, and full HD (1080/30p) video capture -- though 720/60p and 1080/60i modes are thrown in for good measure. The J1 touts a built-in flash, 73-point AF system, dual-core EXPEED processing engine, and a ritzy phone detect system, while the V1 boasts an EVF and supports an external flash, as well as a mechanical shutter, stereo microphone input, a "multi-accessory port" and a magnesium alloy chassis.