QUOTE(phyzoul @ Jul 12 2012, 03:26 PM)
very2 good for night shot! recommend me..budget 2.5k digitalcamera...
Sony RX100. Not selling in Malaysia yet. Haven't played with it yet but from the interweb and reviews.... it looked like a winner.
QUOTE(v1900130 @ Jul 12 2012, 11:26 PM)
Hello! Can you all recommend me a camera that can zoom very far ? Hope you guys can help out. =)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : Compact Camera with Super ZOOM
Budget: RM500 - RM1200++
Your Location: Seremban, Kuala Lumpur
Preferable brand : Fujifilm, Nikon, Canon
Type of photography u want to do : Any specific models in mind? : Nikon L120, L810, L510, Fujifilm HS30XR
Any specific features u want? : Zooming up to 21x, good and clear picture quality
Don't know superzooms but HS30EXR is supposedly king of the hill now though not at your price range and that ORB issue (google)
QUOTE(SheepMekk @ Jul 13 2012, 05:18 AM)
If that is true, I wouldn't mind choosing between the 650D and 60D if the rumored 70D is selling above 4k(at least with kit lens). If it's around RM3k when it launches with the rumored features, I'll have a Skrillex hairstyle in an instant. However I don't think in the camera world there is a fixed date for model launches
I was not very sure of that, but the reviews through DigitalRevTV does sort of show the way you mentioned them

Is it the same for video then? I don't mind the Auto Focus technology cause being around machines I wasn't really a fan of automated features, even car transmissions. Also by any chance, do you know how it will perform compared to the Nikon D5100? I got a friend who has it and it shoots videos pretty well

The only thing I remember that 650D wins over 600D is the touch screen, other than that I have forgotten cause I just narrowed down between 650D and 60D.
Hmm.. thank you for that advise, maybe I should start researching about the lenses too then. I've only been researching about the body

noobish mistake
There's really nothing much between Canon and Nikon... one can argue till the cow comes home but at the end of the day, its just which brand's interface and ergonomics that you prefer. I don't shoot video but seems like a lot of folks go either canon, panasonic GH2 or NEX's for video.
Anyway... at the end of the day, getting a 550D or a 7D, a D5100 or D7000 or a A77 won't make your pics, video or low light performance any different but a different lens will.