Cheesecake
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can! u can get any system u like as long as u can afford them. :bsmilie:
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cya around then!
thinking of getting a canon
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can! u can get any system u like as long as u can afford them. :bsmilie:
:thumbsup:
cya around then!
i dont contest what my friend said.everyone has their own opinions.
just like some swears by canon.
i'm being the most neutral here.as much as i'm a nikon user, i would like to venture into canon to take a peep, and be open to options.
photographers must have free minds.else, you will only see thing from 1 perspective.(i read this somewhere...i not that chim lah!):bsmilie:
just like some swears by canon.
i'm being the most neutral here.as much as i'm a nikon user, i would like to venture into canon to take a peep, and be open to options.
photographers must have free minds.else, you will only see thing from 1 perspective.(i read this somewhere...i not that chim lah!):bsmilie:
you know i still love the 105dc though...and i bought it because you emailed me some pics remember?:thumbsup: :heart:
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Cheesecake
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i dun see much difference between systems to systems.. maybe a few different lenses to play with and an entirely different flash system.
i dun belif there's one system that is better than the other. no perfection.
it really depends on who is using them as they are plainly, just tools.
now, post processing is the most important after the fotography in digital age. as most would tell u, shoot in RAW. yeah!
i remember there're a few fotography courses ran by solid pros such as pointblankshoot(cedric). since u can afford good camera equipments, y dun u consider signing up courses with the real guru and professionals such as cedric? his works are awesome! :thumbsup:
com'on sis! dun b upset! there're alot more in life than getting upset and discouraged!!!!
remember, photography is ONLY my hobby.even if i run out of job, i will never go into it lor.
taking course for me a bit serious liao...i cant afford the time either.
i'm already sacrificing alot of time to do shooting.sooner, i'll have to return to my other neglected hobbies.
that's why i appreciate clubsnap.
i learn alot here without having to attend courses.:thumbsup:
taking course for me a bit serious liao...i cant afford the time either.
i'm already sacrificing alot of time to do shooting.sooner, i'll have to return to my other neglected hobbies.
that's why i appreciate clubsnap.
i learn alot here without having to attend courses.:thumbsup:
if that's the case, what diff will it make wrt to my nikon since it uses nikon lenses too?:dunno:
anyway, i'm really only looking for canon.it's nikon, canon or nothing.
IMHO please...
Cheesecake
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i do...really.despite having recruited some professional trolls.:bsmilie:
thanks for encouragment.until the day i get tired of photography,i'll be around in cs.
Cheesecake
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i do...really.despite having recruited some professional trolls.:bsmilie:
thanks for encouragment.until the day i get tired of photography,i'll be around in cs.
:think: dun worry too much. they are jus harmless. jus wanna poke fun at u la... u're a gal and thus, popular in every sense of the word laaaaaaa.
:bsmilie: :bsmilie:
jiayou and haf fun!
don't have to hv so big rxn la...
the difference is in the sensor and processing - higher dynamic range and lower noise, also you can choose difference film looks eg velvia
if u're set on canon, get the 85/1.2 n 5d but wait a bit cos there might be 7d coming out soon.
i have to...i love peace.not war.:embrass:
7d?sounds more than 5k for sure.
can elaborate underlined?
wait for 7d to come out, 5d sure drop, then u'll save a bit
http://www.thinkcamera.com/news/article.asp?UAN=366&v=1
first look on s5pro
Wat's yr budget? :think:
With all your existing gears, I don't think it make sense for you to get something cheaper like 400D + 85f1.8 as they r not in the same class comparing with the gears you have now for comparison.
Although there is a difference in sensor size, I will agree with most that a 5D + 85L is the best option for you to make comparison.
If you are able to borrow one to try it will be good.
If you really need to buy and wish to stick closer to the $5k budget, one option I can think of is the 5D + 135L, or a 30D + 85L.
As 5D is full frame, partnering it with the 135L will give you a similar perspective comparing with your existing D200 + 105 (1.5x), but probably also ability to achieve shallower DOF due to the full frame sensor.
Although there is a difference in sensor size, I will agree with most that a 5D + 85L is the best option for you to make comparison.
If you are able to borrow one to try it will be good.
If you really need to buy and wish to stick closer to the $5k budget, one option I can think of is the 5D + 135L, or a 30D + 85L.
As 5D is full frame, partnering it with the 135L will give you a similar perspective comparing with your existing D200 + 105 (1.5x), but probably also ability to achieve shallower DOF due to the full frame sensor.
5k.abit more is ok.
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