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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: mkawa on Sun, 05 August 2012, 21:08:06
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nikon d600: imminent? summary: 24mpix d700-equivalent but in a d90 body form factor :o
projected price: 15-1700$
it will probably lose the AI-S metering capability (that stupid little swingarm needs to go imo), but will _not_ lose the focus motor.
i love my d700, but i wouldn't mind shaving a pound off of it :D
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/08/05/is-this-the-top-lcd-screen-of-the-nikon-d600.aspx/
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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/NikonRumors/~3/3kguaqSjNt0/
WAANNNTTT!!
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Don't like the Canon's?
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i have a big enough investment in nikon gear that i try not to look at the other camp too often, but feel free to discuss the rumor mill for canon-land here! i think i read something on CR about a super high res 5dmk3 or 1d?
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Going for the t3i/t4i for my first camera, what do you think? Is this good for a NOOB?
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y u no micro 4/3s? ლ(ಠ_ಠლ)
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looking at buying a nikon d5100 as my first real camera; should be able to get it for 500-550 new with the kit lens tomorrow, should i go for it or look elsewhere?
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wait for the photokina announcements. they're only a couple weeks out at this point
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thanks for the suggestion mkawa though i'm not sure if i can hold out for a month, I need a new toy! :P probably would be wise, though.
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if you need to buy now, get a d3100 "factory demo" off of cameta on ebay with the two kit lenses. cheap and competent.
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I'm really keeping my fingers crossed for the D600, although I'd be disappointed if they removed any backwards compatibility with the old AI-S lenses. Part of the beauty of Nikon compared to Canon (NOT trying to brand bash, I think CA and NI are 98% equivalent, but this is maybe the one area in which they truly differ) is full compatibility with legacy lenses. This is especially important for the full-frame cameras, on which the old film lenses have the field of view they were designed for.
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eh, i've had more than my share of ai-s lenses at this point, and while they're fantastic lenses, nik is finally starting to replace them with better lenses for about the same price. my new 85/1.8g and 35/1.4g outperform the older equivalents by leaps and bounds and are actually lighter. they do cost a bit more, but the convenience, performance, availability, etc. make them worth it. at this point i would happily buy a full-frame d40/60/3000.
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I love my 5dmark2s :)
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IT'S COMING
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/NikonRumors/~3/DunYjIxh7jw/
no ai lever confirmed
get ready for an epic keyboard sale folks