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Card Pentax
March 27th, 2010
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Dslr Canon Nikon
March 27th, 2010
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Question: When will the new Canon and Nikon DSLR's come out?
Does anyone know if there's any hints of them coming out soon? Is there usually a time of the year when they release the DSLR's? Anyone know if there's been any rumors surrounding upcoming releases?
Answer: Nikon rumors can be found here and they have been pretty close in their predictions in the past
http://nikonrumors.com/
There is also a Canon rumors link
http://www.canonrumors.com/
With the recent rash of new DSLR's announced by both Nikon and Canon, I would not expect much in the way of new technology until sometime in the second quarter of 2010.
To date:
New Nikons: D3000, D5000, D300s and D3s
New Canons: 500D, 50D, 5D, Mark II, 7D and 1D, Mark IV
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Question: Nikon vs Canon (DSLR's) for a professional photographer?Only respond if you have had experience with both Canon and Nikon Digital Single Lens Reflex cameras: that in his opinion, makes a better DSLR camera: Nikon or Canon. Please motivation, such as the navigation more easier, better noise reduction, more durable ... If you do not feel that one is better indicate what is good and bad of each. And finally, the best tips how to make a decision. BACKGROUND: Currently I'm using a camera made by a manufacturer not to live up to the new technologies being innovated its around. Therefore, I will make a change and I do not want to do it again, so I'm picking everyones brain to see what they think.
Answer: Both are good, but both have their strengths and weaknesses. As for the agencies in question do not really make much difference. quality Image is negligible between the organs of a price equivalent to the popular belief features.Contrary, Canon has better handling of noise, except for frame cameras complete. This is simply the way it processes the image. Canons high ISO photos soften a little while Nikon does not. makes it seem at first glance that the noise of the Nikon much more prominent. you can press either counterclockwise post processing. The main difference between the two is the lens system. Lens System fee is generally higher for telephoto lenses and long focal length. Nikon are generally higher for wide angle lenses. although you can find suitable lenses both systems. Nikon uses every camera with a 1.5x factor of crops. Because of this uniformity, the selection of specialty lenses Nikon 1.5 x factor Crop (DX) is much larger than the Canons. Canon uses 1.6x (APS-C) and 1.3 x 1.0 x. Because of this, the number of lenses designed specifically for 1.6 is much less than the Nikon offerings. This is especially useful in buying high quality zoom lenses, keeping costs low. If you buy a camera of 1.6 x or 1.5 x take a look at the Canon EF-S and in comparison with Nikon DX lenses. see if theres a single lens "must have" thats unavailable in the other system. The Canon has the advantage of buying a camera of 1.3 x or 1.0x crop factor will have a higher quality than any Nikon using extremely high quality lenses and poster size printing. Nikon is coming out with a camera from 1.0x in November. Nikon is not as quick as a flash sync as Canon, because to your type of sensor must use a mechanical shutter. If you do sports photography this may pose a problem, but in general it is not. 1 / 250 vs 1 / 500. The most important reason for choosing a camera is the ease of use. 90% of the quality of the photos is yours, not your computer. usability of the camera going to make life easy and simple and let you concentrate on taking photos. whatever camera you decide to go to a store and handle the camera. Check placement of buttons, menus and things are looking so-how easy it is to use the menu, and what functions do not need buttons and a menu?, What roles have individual buttons and action buttons which functions. The general consensus is that Nikon ergonomics, menus and buttons placement Canon is superior. They maintain important fucntions individual buttons and do not hide in the menus. ISO, white balance, and quality almost never need to see a menu to change. In conclusion, Nikon and Canon both have excellent technology, and both are relable and well built. To decide, you should handle the camera and look through the menus. should also apply to more than Nikon and Canon website and look in the catalog of lenses for each one and look at the prices of their lenses interested in how comfortable you are using the camera and what lenses are availible to you determine the most about your photos.
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