kriegsketten
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I know at least one shop that's propagating such notions... Canon is only good for blah blah blah... Nikon is good for blah blah AND blah... :bsmilie:
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I know at least one shop that's propagating such notions... Canon is only good for blah blah blah... Nikon is good for blah blah AND blah... :bsmilie:
:bsmilie: This explanation is really good
And from their shop name, they seem very religious. :bsmilie:
Do you want to supersize that? :bsmilie:
Nicely worded...:thumbsup:
kriegsketten
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:bsmilie: Damnations bro! You just can't keep it less obvious can't ya? :bsmilie:
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kriegsketten
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Blasphemy! :angry: :bsmilie::bsmilie: Fanboys of other brands would stay clear of that area...
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Bro... one day you need to bite the bullet and walk into that store with this
Then ask them if Canon is good.
@Baracus thanks for the confirmation bro, I will ask around and get some quotations from them.
@limwhow, thanks bro for your advice. I have asked one of my friends regarding the camera. Apparently he is into Nikon as he is used to Nikon's setting. However, I am used to canon pocket cam, so I prefer canon.
@ed9119 thanks for explaining the different between raw and jpeg. It is really informative.
@bro daredevil123 you got the point bro. I guess I will monitor the price. I will do an in depth comparison between the newly launched and the previous model before I make any decision.
@bros and sis thank you for your advice, glad that you are passionate enuf with newbies =]
@limwhow, thanks bro for your advice. I have asked one of my friends regarding the camera. Apparently he is into Nikon as he is used to Nikon's setting. However, I am used to canon pocket cam, so I prefer canon.
@ed9119 thanks for explaining the different between raw and jpeg. It is really informative.
@bro daredevil123 you got the point bro. I guess I will monitor the price. I will do an in depth comparison between the newly launched and the previous model before I make any decision.
@bros and sis thank you for your advice, glad that you are passionate enuf with newbies =]
coolthought
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I can tell you from experience that from a canon pns to a nikon dslr. Zero issue in getting used to it. You just need to spend a bit of time to read the manual as the dslr will have a lot more useful functions.
And I think it will be vice versa with a nikon pns to canon dslr. No issues.
coolthought
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Bro... one day you need to bite the bullet and walk into that store with this
Then ask them if Canon is good.
they will just go straight to bringing out the abalone menu for you to choose.
just remember that cameras are just electronic appliances with uploaded software and programs
photos coming directly out of Pns camreas are already 'cooked' by the in-camera programs and settings.... so they're ready to go straight out of camera
those who value their creative freedom and want to DO IT THEIR WAY, will get a camera that shoots in RAW........ and want the camera to Kaypoh AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE ...... the 'cook' then uses an image editing software and adjusts the image to his satisfaction
if u still want to get DSLR and let the camera's software handle everything.... still can.... go P mode or Scene mode where it is auto everything and do a one-time adjustment of contrast, saturation and sharpness levels
photos coming directly out of Pns camreas are already 'cooked' by the in-camera programs and settings.... so they're ready to go straight out of camera
those who value their creative freedom and want to DO IT THEIR WAY, will get a camera that shoots in RAW........ and want the camera to Kaypoh AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE ...... the 'cook' then uses an image editing software and adjusts the image to his satisfaction
if u still want to get DSLR and let the camera's software handle everything.... still can.... go P mode or Scene mode where it is auto everything and do a one-time adjustment of contrast, saturation and sharpness levels
Both Canon and Nikon DSLR series do not provided such feature. I believe Pentax K-x series have this.
What i want to hightlight to you is.. If you would like to create so many effect on the photo.. you should not get DSLR.. P&S should be sufficient enough. Just my though. No offense.
coolthought
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Both Canon and Nikon DSLR series do not provided such feature. I believe Pentax K-x series have this.
What i want to hightlight to you is.. If you would like to create so many effect on the photo.. you should not get DSLR.. P&S should be sufficient enough. Just my though. No offense.
You sure about this??
And what nice features does the K-x has?
chillicutter
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:thumbsup:Solid lah~ Cut and paste my my fb wall!!:heart:
nissanmanic
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i'm not sure about the canon/nikon part, but i know the K-x does offer in camera processing from the review at dpreview.
Not a pentax user, so can't comment how the effects will turn out. but i think pentax's entry level offerings (K-x & K-r) are very good value for the buck.
coolthought
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When you made such a statement, you better get your facts right. After reading the first line, anything else you said doesn't seems to be credible anymore.Both Canon and Nikon DSLR series do not provided such feature. I believe Pentax K-x series have this.
What i want to hightlight to you is.. If you would like to create so many effect on the photo.. you should not get DSLR.. P&S should be sufficient enough. Just my though. No offense.
most of these camera processing effects to me is gimmicky. If I ever get such camera, probably I will just use one of 2 of these to enhance the photo and not make it look "weird".
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