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according to Chngpe01,
it will either be less than
1) $2700 if released in July
2) $3600 if released in August
3) $4500 if released in september :sweat:
following his savings plan of $900 per month since April
or if you count april as one month, then you have to add $900 bucks to the above numbers......
according to Chngpe01,
it will either be less than
1) $2700 if released in July
2) $3600 if released in August
3) $4500 if released in september :sweat:
following his savings plan of $900 per month since April
great, now, do you want to buy my post count?
according to Chngpe01,
it will either be less than
1) $2700 if released in July
2) $3600 if released in August
3) $4500 if released in september :sweat:
following his savings plan of $900 per month since April
Going by the US RRP of US$2999, think it'll be around S$4000-S$4500 on release.
Guess release date of end July/early August - so add $900 bucks to your price in #2 and you have about 4500.
Maybe you can sell your title as a moderator, it should be able to fetch a higher price!
Maybe your Nick too...Ortega is already a popular 'brand' in CS Nikon section
Maybe you can sell your title as a moderator, it should be able to fetch a higher price!
Maybe your Nick too...Ortega is already a popular 'brand' in CS Nikon section
sold for S$4500, lol
Would be good if I can get a dollar for every post. ;p I'm expecting it to be released only after the Olympics but I might be wrong.
got chance if nikon price D700 closer to 5DII intro price. current 5D is 3.3K, it was intro at 4.3K iirc.
Haha! You are fast!
Even, our CS RSS robot have no wind of it.
Dp review also got no news.!!
SB-900 also Official on the Nikon-Europe website..
Speedlight SB-900
Professional i-TTL Speedlight compatible with Nikon FX and DX format SLRs, and part of the Nikon Creative Lighting System. This powerful Speedlight offers photographers extensive creative opportunities for their flash photography. Three illumination patterns - Centre-weighted, Even and Standard - provide total control over flash coverage and it covers a class-leading auto zoom range of 17-200mm in just 1.2 seconds. Advanced features include a booster circuit that enables high-speed recycling using four AA-type batteries and a built-in thermal protection system to warn of excessive heat build up. The SB-900 can automatically detect the presence of a fluorescent or incandescent color filter and transmit this information to the attached cameras white balance setting, and its firmware can be upgraded via the camera body.
Specs
Professional i-TTL (intelligent TTL) Speedlight compatible with FX and DX format SLR cameras.
Compatible with the Nikon Creative Lighting System.
Centre-weighted, Even and Standard illumination patterns: Centre-weighted mode concentrates illumination to the centre of the frame, useful when using a telephoto lens. Even mode diffuses light evenly across the frame, useful when taking group shots. Standard mode offers a standard balance of power and light distribution.
17-200mm auto zoom range: covered in just 1.2 seconds. 14mm zoom range when using built-in diffuser or Speedlight dome.
Automatic detection of sensor format: automatically recognises FX or DX format cameras.
High-speed recycling time of 2.2 seconds, using four AA-type batteries.
Intuitive interface with large LCD screen and 3 all-purpose switches that can be individually configured.
AF-Assist illumination: compatible with Multi-CAM3500 FX / DX AF sensors.
Bounce capability: rotates horizontally 180º to right and left, tilts up to 90º and down to 11º.
Thermal protection system: programmable to warn of excessive heat build up during high intensity firing.
Automatic filter detection: Speedlight automatically adjusts the attached cameras white balance settings when a fluorescent or incandescent color filter is used.
Firmware can be upgraded via the storage media in the attached camera.
Speedlight SB-900
Professional i-TTL Speedlight compatible with Nikon FX and DX format SLRs, and part of the Nikon Creative Lighting System. This powerful Speedlight offers photographers extensive creative opportunities for their flash photography. Three illumination patterns - Centre-weighted, Even and Standard - provide total control over flash coverage and it covers a class-leading auto zoom range of 17-200mm in just 1.2 seconds. Advanced features include a booster circuit that enables high-speed recycling using four AA-type batteries and a built-in thermal protection system to warn of excessive heat build up. The SB-900 can automatically detect the presence of a fluorescent or incandescent color filter and transmit this information to the attached cameras white balance setting, and its firmware can be upgraded via the camera body.
Specs
Professional i-TTL (intelligent TTL) Speedlight compatible with FX and DX format SLR cameras.
Compatible with the Nikon Creative Lighting System.
Centre-weighted, Even and Standard illumination patterns: Centre-weighted mode concentrates illumination to the centre of the frame, useful when using a telephoto lens. Even mode diffuses light evenly across the frame, useful when taking group shots. Standard mode offers a standard balance of power and light distribution.
17-200mm auto zoom range: covered in just 1.2 seconds. 14mm zoom range when using built-in diffuser or Speedlight dome.
Automatic detection of sensor format: automatically recognises FX or DX format cameras.
High-speed recycling time of 2.2 seconds, using four AA-type batteries.
Intuitive interface with large LCD screen and 3 all-purpose switches that can be individually configured.
AF-Assist illumination: compatible with Multi-CAM3500 FX / DX AF sensors.
Bounce capability: rotates horizontally 180º to right and left, tilts up to 90º and down to 11º.
Thermal protection system: programmable to warn of excessive heat build up during high intensity firing.
Automatic filter detection: Speedlight automatically adjusts the attached cameras white balance settings when a fluorescent or incandescent color filter is used.
Firmware can be upgraded via the storage media in the attached camera.
hiak hiak. this one is going to give the 5D a run for its money man.
http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/digitalcameras/0,39001468,62043322,00.htm
http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/digitalcameras/0,39001468,62043322,00.htm
Found the following diff with D3:
1) No 5:4 auto cropping
2) 95% Viewfinder view (100% on D3)
3) 0.72x VF magnification (0.7x on D3)
4) Pop-up flash (of course :bsmilie
1) No 5:4 auto cropping
2) 95% Viewfinder view (100% on D3)
3) 0.72x VF magnification (0.7x on D3)
4) Pop-up flash (of course :bsmilie
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