u mean live exposure in live view? that is a 'feature' that d800 users complain about and want it removed

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Added on November 16, 2012, 11:21 am
good luck! i've tried to D600's video and it seems good enough. just that one thing i have to complaint..why i cannot set the aperture in live view?? huhu me so sad other than that, the video quality is nice. and being able to use FX and DX in video mode also is a nice feature

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Hey, I heard the live view aperture bug might be fixed in an upcoming firmware update. Another fix would be to use AF-D lenses.

i heard they are coming up with a firmware update for that problem.. but sometime next year only.
since ur using 5dm2 & d600, whats ur take on their video capabilities?

nikon does have it, but not as good as canon's. its minor really if one is not doing lots of video works, but if one does, then it can be a bit more than just minor.

nope, i meant the aperture value in live view u need to turn off the live view to change the aperture. but from the post above, it seems that nikon is working on a new firmware so that's a good thing.

as we all know, the nikon's WB is a bit warmer than canon's. that's a non issue but if ur aligning the WB precisely, its better off to get an external monitor so that the value n color renders correctly. take note that im using K in any situation for video. as for the full HD output, the D600 is pretty amazing on the blacks and highlights. but i stupidly get flickers on it sometimes (this one due to user problem). low light, D600 wins. but i rarely use it in low light. if we had to, then large aperture lenses will come in play so means no crazy high iso is needed. in terms of sharpness, to my eyes, the canon is abit sharper. its a none issue.

this is just my opinion, and yes the D600 records pretty amazing video. just that i have to say the laggy zoom in live view n the fact that i cant change the aperture in live view turns me off. but hey, that's just me. oh ya, and the oil n dusts leak to the sensor prob as well

for those who bought a D600 for video n stills, its one hell of a camera

from my previous experience w/ othere nikon DSLR video , live view zooming, not dat accurate or maybe I was holding in wrong but on 5dm2 or 7D, its always dead on accurate MF on zoomed LV mode

Canot set aperture in live view mode? I still not yet get my hands on the baby FX, my partner still dun wanna lemme have a go at it yet haha! im more interested in video on d600, photo wise we all know its really sweet with spot on metering and excellent exposure control. I wanna try some DX fisheye video on the d600 lol

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Added on November 16, 2012, 2:11 pmtats a bit DUUUHHH canot adjust aperture in lv mode =_=

This post has been edited by gerald7: Nov 16 2012, 02:11 PM

im hoping that by next year they will fix aperture & sensor oil/dust problems since thats when im prolly getting one.. but if not yet fix then, buy only lah

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Same shoot?

obviously

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This post has been edited by Pro3363: Nov 16 2012, 04:38 PM

Haha i just noticed your watermark in her instagram pics. Just followed her recently

Seems abit under exposed to me. Maybe can try like this



sorry old pic, link from fb

Thanks for advise.....

BTW, whats the difference between SanDisk Ultra and Extreme besides the writing speed...........

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ohh, damn nice

D90 to D5200, what do you guys say? an upgrade or downgrade move?

hahaha... if just 50mm then the customer will kill me la..


test shoot only... the right flsh is bare, mean to be a side light...

BTW... nice car...

downgrade

http://snapsort.com/compare/Nikon-D5200-vs-Nikon_D90

i think is upgrade if dont have problem for beginner body?

me feel its an upgrade too in term of technology...but body is a downgrade.

D5200 have what D7000 has, correct me if im wrong?