Why this thread so quiet and ain't moving today? All so busy working?

Whether a camera good or not is very subjective. It depends on the person, what and how the person will use the camera. Perhaps you share more about your usage for a camera and the people here will be able to help you out

Oh yeah, please do state budget as well. Some people are just crazy

Any reason you have tendency towards Nikon or you're surveying all other brands together?

Adobe lo

When you view it on your monitor, did you calibrate your monitor colour or not? If doesn't, how do you judge Nikon giving more "natural" colour than others?

KTCY is right, colour can be manipulated. But I wouldn't say you're wrong too, because some professional photographers have said Nikon more "faithful" when it comes to colour

Colour preference is subjective ma. You may like this colour scheme but maybe other people will look at it differently

Get one before the wedding. You'll be amazed with what the flash can do.

If your budget allows, then you may opt to go for 18-200 straight away or if there's any shop that offer D5100 pairing with 18-105 as kit lens (I'm not sure if by default Nikon provides this package).

I would suggest you to know more about photography like the lens zoom and better still, the Exposure Triangle. You may not like what you achieved when you zoom into 200mm f/5.6 shooting in dim light and asking why the photo blurry etc. Yeah, it's indeed that you need a camera to start understanding the term, but perhaps you could seek your friend's guidance if they own DSLR themselves

I had spoken with some friends and almost 80% of them changed their mind from getting DSLR into something more compact like M4/3 or high-end PnS after I shared with them about DSLR.

Both the kit lens 18-55 and 18-105 actually are very good and considerably sharp (unless you compare to pro lens), I once shoot weddings with 18-105 + flashgun only

Agito666 has 24-70 f/2.8G and I wonder what he do with it after knowing photography and bought that lens

celciuz can join NPS already since you have 2 full-frame bodies, izzit that's the requirement?

He at least got 3 that I know.

If low light you should get prime instead of the 24-70 previously

Figures?

Oh, I didn't know about this requirement.

Couldn't agree more.

If you would have gotten the combo above, you already shot at least 10K of good photos while waiting for your FX body to arrive. It isn't that you'll be godlike in low-light when you got FX body to pair up with 2470, without flash still insufficient of light at most of the time in low-light condition.



Sorry ya if I poke you, I actually jeles you got 2470

Go try out yourself instead of listening to people's feedbacks. This is very subjective depending on individual.

Don't force yourself if you couldn't, get the groom to look for another photographer. It is one of the biggest day for them.

Have you gone through these?

Nikon Tutorial Gateway

Isn't that is D7000's focusing system?

Don't troll him la, he's no interest with low-end or mid-end stuff

The Nikon CLS video by Joe McNally you mean?

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Added on November 8, 2012, 10:34 amThat should be either steadicam or flycam, my friend who shoots video uses that and he will turn off his VR!

This post has been edited by vearn27: Nov 8 2012, 10:34 AM

From what I checked, different content altogether. Come trade