pixelsmi...@gmail.com wrote:
> Nikon has lots of adherents and spends lots of advertising dollars, so
> it is not surprising that whatever Nikon rolls out gets lots of
> attention. Also, blogs and photosites are beasts that need to be fed,
> so ANY photographic new is grist for the mill,
t; So "bully for Nikon". There will always be a "later & greater" but I
> have more than I can reasonably use now. In any event, even these
> latest Nikons don't have things I currently enjoy with the K-3 II,
> like in-body image stabilization (with even vintage le
Did Ricoh/Pentax even show up for this year's CES?
On 1/6/2016 9:34 AM, P.J. Alling wrote:
So I expect that all of you have been made aware one way or another of
the Nikon D5 and D500 cameras. Pretty much every electronics site that
it's my misfortune to belong to has sent me an announcement.
bully for Nikon". There will always be a "later & greater" but I
have more than I can reasonably use now. In any event, even these
latest Nikons don't have things I currently enjoy with the K-3 II,
like in-body image stabilization (with even vintage lenses on front),
and
ultrawide -either 14mm
or 16mm) and I really couldn't ask for much more. I'm ready to turn my
attention to trips and taking photos more than acquiring gear.
So "bully for Nikon". There will always be a "later & greater" but I
have more than I can reasonably use now. In any event,
n to trips and taking photos more than acquiring gear.
>
> So "bully for Nikon". There will always be a "later & greater" but I
> have more than I can reasonably use now. In any event, even these
> latest Nikons don't have things I currently enjoy with the K-3 II
So I expect that all of you have been made aware one way or another of
the Nikon D5 and D500 cameras. Pretty much every electronics site that
it's my misfortune to belong to has sent me an announcement.
The specifications are quite impressive.
There's been a bit of noise on various Nikon
Nikon D300s (HD video upgrade for the D300 with some tweaks) and the
D3000 (it seems like a D60 upgrade to me).
More at http://dpreview.com
Can't wait a D300s vs K-7 test. I guess it would be a very even match.
Regards,
.timber
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On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 4:01 PM, Peter Zalabaitim...@clancode.hu wrote:
Nikon D300s (HD video upgrade for the D300 with some tweaks) and the D3000
(it seems like a D60 upgrade to me).
More at http://dpreview.com
Can't wait a D300s vs K-7 test. I guess it would be a very even match.
Regards,
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 18-200, while a good lens, is not one I'd pair
with the D200.
The only reason I'd buy it is for the VR.
There's no other VR Nikkor wider than 24mm.
I'd not invest in the D200 unless I was willing to
pair it with serious glass
I'd not invest in
Douglas Newman wrote:
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 18-200, while a good lens, is not one I'd pair
with the D200.
The only reason I'd buy it is for the VR.
There's no other VR Nikkor wider than 24mm.
VR is a great feature, but I'd give it up for those precious stops of
The sub frame behind the plastic will probably be metal.
Dave
On 8/20/06, Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
REPLY:
I haven't heard anything about metal body but I doubt it based on the
rumored price. There are rumors about weather sealing as well although I
personally find that hard to
Sent: 20 August 2006 02:30
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Subject: Re: Nikons/K10D
- Original Message -
From: John Forbes
Subject: Re: Nikons/K10D
Smaller is OK, so long as it is not BIGGER :-).
I think you can be pretty certain that if it is smaller it won't be
bigger.
John
Pentax
--- David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Easy lads.
I have the D1, D2H, D200 and just put a bid in for a
D1H.
I'll admit it, I really like Nikons a lot.
My first D-SLR was a D1. Even though it was big and
heavy, I REALLY liked it. Unfortunately, it was also
defective and I couldn't get another
- Original Message -
From: Douglas Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have heard rumors that the K10D might be similar in
size and build to the D200. If that were true, I'd be
thrilled...
It is significantly smaller than the D200 and will give better image
quality. I have no idea how it
Douglas Newman wrote:
--- David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Easy lads.
I have the D1, D2H, D200 and just put a bid in for a
D1H.
I'll admit it, I really like Nikons a lot.
My first D-SLR was a D1. Even though it was big and
heavy, I REALLY liked it. Unfortunately, it was also
--- Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It is significantly smaller than the D200 and will
give better image quality.
Smaller is OK, so long as it is not BIGGER :-).
I have heard it will be a metal body with
weather-sealing; if so I guess that would put it
roughly on par with the D200
Douglas Newman wrote:
I have heard it will be a metal body with
weather-sealing; if so I guess that would put it
roughly on par with the D200 build-wise.
I think the K10D will be metal inside and plastic on the outside, just like
all previous Pentax DSLR's.
Yes, it is rumored it will have
I wrote:
Compared to Nikon cameras, I expèect it to be much alike a 90D :-)
Please read:
Compared to Nikon cameras, I expect it to be much alike a D90 :-)
I mean its specifications will be slightly above the D80. Given the Pentax
way of doing stuff, I don't expect it will fully match the
- Original Message -
From: Douglas Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have heard it will be a metal body with
weather-sealing; if so I guess that would put it
roughly on par with the D200 build-wise.
REPLY:
I haven't heard anything about metal body but I doubt it based on the
rumored price.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 22:53:47 +0100, Douglas Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
--- Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It is significantly smaller than the D200 and will
give better image quality.
Smaller is OK, so long as it is not BIGGER :-).
I think you can be pretty certain that if it
- Original Message -
From: John Forbes
Subject: Re: Nikons/K10D
Smaller is OK, so long as it is not BIGGER :-).
I think you can be pretty certain that if it is smaller it won't be
bigger.
John
Pentax: the bigger, smaller picture taker.
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