wah lau ehhh.... your answer "got say like no say" :bsmilie:espn said:When in doubt, buy both. BBB!!
New D200.smurfman said:Which should buy? About same price i think.
2nd Hand d2H or new D200?
I like your approach man!! there is nothing better than having the unit on hand to try out. Even if you buy D200, you may still imagining what the D2H has that D200 doesn't have, and the thought will keep lingering at the back of your mind.espn said:When in doubt, buy both. BBB!!
espn said:Actually.. it's all up to the user, only he will know what he needs. If he knows what he needs won't be asking this question already.
If he doesn't.. it's probably a want more than a need :sticktong
smurfman said:I know what i want and what i need, just don't know which to go for.
I am not rich or got ppl sponsor big cameras, i spend what i earn thru photography, thus need to spend wisely.
You are not me, thats why you don't know, so pls shut up.
Wahaha... then if I don't know what makes you think others will KNOW? If that's the case, you're as good as asking all of us to shut up while you ponder and think over what you need but yet don't know what to buy? :bsmilie:smurfman said:I know what i want and what i need, just don't know which to go for.
I am not rich or got ppl sponsor big cameras, i spend what i earn thru photography, thus need to spend wisely.
You are not me, thats why you don't know, so pls shut up.
I'm off to buy 4D, you wanna share? $2 big $2 small? Hee.Zerstorer said:I'll have to agree with ESPN here.
Depend on where your end products are going to end up. If it's just some corporate brochures, D2H is more than sufficient. But since you also shoot weddings, there may be times when your client will want a blow up of certain prints, that's where 10mp comes in useful.smurfman said:i need either 1 for my commercial shoot, weddings and etc. will be using it very frequently.
i though d2h though good, and price about same as d200. But d200 claim got more megapixels, i think 10 megas. Don't know which one to go for.
I am not good at digital things, so really don't know buy which one that can justified the $$$ i pay.
lsisaxon said:Depend on where your end products are going to end up. If it's just some corporate brochures, D2H is more than sufficient. But since you also shoot weddings, there may be times when your client will want a blow up of certain prints, that's where 10mp comes in useful.
Do you shoot sports? If you don't then the D200 is more than sufficient. Get the vertical grip also.
But in terms of balance and comfort in holding, I still prefer the D2X. It feels more balanced. I don't know if the D200 will feel as balanced with the additional grip because I don't have one (yet).
Zerstorer said:I'll have to agree with ESPN here.
If you truly know what you want and need, you wouldn't have to ask at all. Given your experience with your current system surely you would be able to make a more informed judgement about your needs rather than to ask all the amatuers hanging around the forum?
None... get a Large format camera better.smurfman said:Just done a lifestyles shoot for a condo, and a scalemodel shoot. This scalemodel need to blow up to 15 meter by 8 meter. So don't know which camera can blow that big?