my thought,

nikon 1sytem target casual shooter,
target newbie.

u ask newbie , heck even some amateur they don't even know what is crop factor

you explained to them , they still blur blur wan.

so i assume its targeting casual people who wants simply take picture only.

"60fps" and "1200fps", I wonder how it affects/counts for shutter count. How does it works for these mirrorless?
It did mentioned "eletronically", I suppose it's not related to shutter count as in 1fps = 1 shutter?

for budget around 2k to 2.5k
wat is the best of value for a beginner?
is body with af motor is a must?

d3100 ok?but don have af motor wor
d90 have motor but video not so good

any other model for recommendation?

Anyone here has been to Korea?

I scared cold leh. lol
ooo nice... just want some advice for photography there
Any lens you would recommend for there? Currently still stuck with 18-55 and I wanna see if I can buy a lens prior to the trip

Interesting news? Recent news said that Nikon started this mirrorless earlier than micro 4/3 launch, it's about 4 years ago. What's more, they're saying something about DSLR quality.

http://nikonrumors.com/2011/09/23/last-nik...spx/#more-22802

"When we started with this development, it was quite some time ago, it was prior to the Micro Four Thirds launch (almost four years ago)

We are quite confident that we achieved almost exactly the same quality as our DSLR

(Oh the Nikon 1 sensor) We developed it; we engineered and developed this sensor inside Nikon. But for the production side, that is done by our partner."

There're also ISO comparison with other mirrorless (including high end Compacts).

nikon 70-200.. o.0??

budget = parents ....at first dad want get me the D3100...then I keep kacau him till he agree to get either Canon 600D or D90...

if aira ask you be her slave, wanna ? 

Oh my... Nikon's latest "bold" statement/post in FB sparks a big controversy everywhere...

http://www.petapixel.com/2011/09/28/nikon-...ipment-he-uses/

Maybe they phrase/write it wrongly, or maybe it's the person who post it.

Anyway, that's some big mess; Wonder how will Nikon try to fix it.

The f/4 is about time.
You should just abandon the idea of getting an FX body and get whatever Nokia replaces the N8.

You're kidding right? O.o

truth be told, i still consider quite newbie.. for now, can't seems to find the difference of pictures taken with both lenses (furthermore, i have no experience with tele lens yet..) unless i go pixel peeping that is..
btw.. those are some nice shots.. ahhh~ dilemma~ lulz

oh.. and what are the .. issues/difficulty that I will most probably encounter when using tele lens?

any other users with experience of either/both lenses got advices to contribute?