They do fluctuate. Lets take D90 kit as example.
When just launched it was selling over 1800. Later around mid-life (1 year) it was selling for 1650-1700. Since middle of this year, D90 kit is selling for around 1450.
I would call that change.
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They do fluctuate. Lets take D90 kit as example.
When just launched it was selling over 1800. Later around mid-life (1 year) it was selling for 1650-1700. Since middle of this year, D90 kit is selling for around 1450.
I would call that change.
Thanks for the example. I know that prices go down by at least $100 after a year, but they sure dip a lot more once there's news of a replacement. :think:
The only prices I monitor are from BnS, especially when people offload their gears for the new model. ;p
dpreview - Buying a digital SLR guide
Hope this won't confuse you further.:bsmilie:
There is a side by side comparison option in the dpreview if you like to compare the camera based purely on functions.
Hope this won't confuse you further.:bsmilie:
There is a side by side comparison option in the dpreview if you like to compare the camera based purely on functions.
llliang, do you have any good friends who know a little more about DSLR than youself?
You see, often by talking to this friend, and asking to try out his DSLR camera, would give you a much better idea.
Better yet, if he/she has the time, go out looking around and shopping for DSLR in the reputable shops.
But don't rush, neither be rushed into buying any camera AND its accessories by the sales staff.
Take your own time to make the final decision.
At the end of the day, you just have to close one eye and take the plunge, whichever system you finally choose.
You see, often by talking to this friend, and asking to try out his DSLR camera, would give you a much better idea.
Better yet, if he/she has the time, go out looking around and shopping for DSLR in the reputable shops.
But don't rush, neither be rushed into buying any camera AND its accessories by the sales staff.
Take your own time to make the final decision.
At the end of the day, you just have to close one eye and take the plunge, whichever system you finally choose.
now I know why I got the stares when I took out my nikon dslr.
bro, they not starting at your nikon. They are staring at you. You too yandao already.
You don't feel the stare too meh bro?
wait.... if we keep going like this... ts might consider nikon based on making him look yan dao. :bsmilie: afterall dslr are becoming a fashion statement.
You don't feel the stare too meh bro?
wait.... if we keep going like this... ts might consider nikon based on making him look yan dao. :bsmilie: afterall dslr are becoming a fashion statement.
I don't get stares leh... maybe they think my cam too newbie already.. coz I put so many weird things on it, string la, L bracket la, spirit level la... carabinder la...
no bling bling...
but sometimes mount old ai ais lenses with beat up hood... people look away.... :bsmilie:
When you shoot in raw, the image comes out unprocessed compared to jpeg like when you use a PnS. Some processing is done when image is recorded in jpeg, so it looks better.
pics from PnS cams are like cooked food..... just buy and eat
RAW output images are like raw meat and vegetables ..... u need to cook it to your style and satisfaction
RAW output images are like raw meat and vegetables ..... u need to cook it to your style and satisfaction
:bigeyes: :bigeyes:
women are going to start flocking to Canon if they read this........
A PNS is designed to give you "print ready" output. A DSLR is designed to give you as much control over the picture as possible, and the most room for adjustments - in other words, to be "hands off" and leave the rest to you.
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So TS, are you the hawker centre kind of guy or are you the chef kind of guy?
:thumbsup:
So TS, are you the hawker centre kind of guy or are you the chef kind of guy?
You forget the "FAST FOOD" kinda guy... :bsmilie: Take nuth'n but junks... :thumbsup:
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