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That was actually good info, I enjoyed reading that and learned something too!
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Here we go again ...
Just a simple explanation of a statement the Village Idiot took as a shot against his favorite brand.
50 years worth of lenses are available for D40, D40x,and D60 users...
50 millionth Nikkor lens was just produced...
It was his opinion, does it have to turn into yet another brand 'N' vs brand 'C' war?
Good grief.
(Edited since I admittedly know nothing about Canon systems.)
Maybe Plato simply meant that, as mentioned, more of Nikon's lenses are backward compatible due to the mount....
VI, I'm tired of your sarcastic and non-contributory posts. If you've got such a sore spot over the Beginner's Forum, then maybe it would be beneficial if you just stayed out of it. I certainly hope that novices don't read your drivel and actually take any of it literally.
Thanks for some of the advice guys, shame it has to turn into a brand war but hey ho.
Jedo and Plato, I understand your concerns about jumping in the depend with a reasonable SLR setup but one thing I forgot to mention is that I will also be using the camera for astrophotography so I need a very good camera with long exposure to mount on my telescope. As I am investing in such a device I just think it would be criminal not to buy some nice lenses and follow a long term dream of being able to learn to take nice pro quality photos. BTW I exaggerated a little about just having a mobile phone level knowledge, I graduated in video production so I know a bit about composition and some technical stuff just with video also my brother is a very keen amateur and a friend of mine is a pro. Reason I am asking on here is that I am abroad and don't manage to contact them often.
Was that setup I saw on ebay ok?
I hope they don't read any of the replies stating that one camera company is the best and how all the other suck by people that are actually serious about that.
Oh wait, They still use CCD sensors in their entry level cameras which are insanely worse at producing clean images without lots of noise once you start to turn the ISO up.
VI, I'm tired of your sarcastic and non-contributory posts. If you've got such a sore spot over the Beginner's Forum, then maybe it would be beneficial if you just stayed out of it. I certainly hope that novices don't read your drivel and actually take any of it literally.
Oh wait, They still use CCD sensors in their entry level cameras which are insanely worse at producing clean images without lots of noise once you start to turn the ISO up.
OH NO!!!! You better tell Hasselblad quick! They are making so many cameras that are inferior because they use CCD sensors!!!
Oh wait, They still use CCD sensors in their entry level cameras which are insanely worse at producing clean images without lots of noise once you start to turn the ISO up.
OH NO!!!! You better tell Hasselblad quick! They are making so many cameras that are inferior because they use CCD sensors!!!
But they're only good up to about ISO 400 according to everything I believe on the internet.