Heard that my dad said my neighbour is using a Fujiflim xe-1, he says so far its the best for him when it comes to white balance and colour is great for him

That's the issue when I'm trying to supress the light going through the lens

70200+CPL is ok most of the time, 70200+TC2 acceptable, 70200+TC2+CPL --> this one pretty dodgy... better on the D800, but on D700 not as reliable hunts more.

Yalo, check out s7ran9er's gf's photos here: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2725435
The colors and details are simply amazing~
Retro design quite nice too

Thanks, she'll be back soon. Almost done her Europe trip, didn't have the time to upload on her Facebook anymore.

Yes, she uploads all her photo to facebook which is compressed.

enough with the Fuji talk, I miss them already.

anw, another shot of ballerina with D7000, Sigma 30mm f/1.4.

Hi guys, which is better, a higher or lower compressed bits per pixel? Thanks

purrrfect for smartphone.. beastgrip

I am using the nikon 24-70mm for wedding damnn d800 i want la

Just noticed that KLPF is this weekend. so anyone going? im working on saturday at KL Convention Centre

Hi D600 users. anyone who purchased the latest batch of D600, so far using it have any significant problem of that oil/dust trap on the sensor?

Yes, its because of this problem hinders me from jump ship to Nikon and getting that awesome bang for buck d600.

so.. what do you all think about this article ?
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/2013/10/09/n...d-canon-failin/

seriously?
why?

Why not the new Nikon D610?

It is true that mirrorless systems are taking over, and even when they are only featuring relatively smaller sensors. By the time we have FF mirrorless system, most people would probably make the switch imho
Slighter lousier ergonomics is a good compensation for portability I suppose?

DSLRs will be left only, like mentioned in the article, for more specialized genres of photography; or perhaps for that professionalism look to inspire clients' confidence. Hell, maybe one day mirrorless cameras will even be considered as standards in events or weddings

That said, I will definitely keep my D800 and use it for macro, portraits and everything else~ but I'm definitely not bringing it on a vacation

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Oct 10 2013, 09:48 AM

Really depends what the person wanna achieve and use the camera for.

Decline in DSLR, it's always happening, many people buy DSLR, excited and bring it everywhere they go the first time, and slowly, the DSLR went into the cupboard and they use their mobile phones.
Even digital camera are troublesome to carry around with you all the time.
Those never use DSLR will want to get one because they think only DSLR can get good image quality, but after getting, only they know, they're many others thing they need to know and learn, and more maintenance on the DSLR, etc.

To many, the camera they use is for taking food or something they see, you don't need a DSLR for that, and if they bought it, most likely they will not want to bring it around later. Another scenario is they take for shooting small family events, gatherings, small parties, etc. You also don't need a DSLR for that and it's troublesome to carry around, moreover, without knowing how to use it, they still get blur shots for movement/action when using A mode, harder to share, etc. Someone using smartphone may already taken the shot and shared it, or send to others.

I notice many media/journalist (auto blogs/magazines) already using smaller mirrorless camera, it's much much more convenient for them to carry around, with much smaller bags, and more convenient for them to move around and squeeze through the crowd to get that shot. You may carry a DSLR, but if you can get the shot or angle you wanted, it become pretty pointless.

Wow, the thread seems to be active these days. Damn, I way too long didn't lepak inside here liao.

With now D610 announced, that could be under my consideration for FF body than the D800. Who else potentially getting it as well?

whens the release date?

It had just been announced couple of days ago

http://www.nikon.com.my/en_MY/product/digi...lr-cameras/d610

Higher value = fine setting
Lower value = normal setting

So logically, higher value is 'better'. But isn't it that higher value means more bits are compressed and that is not a good thing right?

Is there actually a big difference between fine and normal setting? Thanks

i remember reading somewhere that shows sales figures that say mirrorless is only an asian trend.
in US / Europe, mirrorless isnt doing too well, thats why they keep slashing prices left right center.

D800 is still better with 51 AF points and better body