As TTJ has stated

http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=17043

The point is that you should ask your question on that thread, not whether it is already answered. This serves to keep similar topics organized under a smaller number of threads and prevents duplication of effort.

Thank you TTJ. I have searched the forum before posting my question. That post was discussing my question indirectly. As such the answers were not sufficient. That's why I couldnt find an answer between the lines.

Thank you though for pointing that out. I am looking for a more clarification here if possible. If not, then that's ok too.

Cheers all,

-Chris

http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=17043

existing thread on the first page yet.

I meant no disrespect. I didn't mean to waste YOUR time.

Rumors imply speculations about 'uncertain' truth. If I was asking about certain event, I might have tried your crystal ball. But I am not. I thought Nikon's rumor forum a perfect place to ask my question about possible 'uncertain' coming event! and that's why I posted my question here!

Btw, sometimes silence is gold! Or as someone has once said: (check out your crystal ball to know who)

“You should try not to talk so much, my friend. You'll sound far less stupid that way."

Xovation said:
Hey guys,

. But thought since Christmas is around the corner, might as well wait. So my question, any rumors (or facts!) about the price of d600 going down a bit for Christmas??

I have a crystal ball on my santa list. 'Will let you know what's happening on the 25th

seriously, this forum is petty good for technical question, but if any of us could predict the future, we would not be wasting our time trying to answer silly questions

Hey guys,

I've been on the look out for a d600 for few weeks now. But thought since Christmas is around the corner, might as well wait. So my question, any rumors (or facts!) about the price of d600 going down a bit for Christmas??

I am in Australia, and the cheapest (brand new with Australia-based warranty) is about $1900! But regardless of any exact figure, do prices for Nikon usually drop during Christmas?

Its been a great year for pictures everyone! Thanks for posting.

Very first portrait attempt with the D7000 (no post processing).

Thanks, jonny. What is that building in your photo? It has really great dimension and lighting.

Newest member of my family. Picked him up at our local shelter today.

That's another great one on the previous page, Squamish.

This was from the first day I had my D7000. I didn't have good support (an ultrapod II that I usually use for my flash), so I compensated by post-processing the crap out of it.

D90 70-300VR(FL 155} F4.8 1/250 ISO3200

This one I edited in RAW and it worked out much better.

Aleks, that's a very nice shot you got there, I like the blurred background.
Child, nice but she must had been freezing.

@jonny: unfortunately not :( it got stolen with my tokie 11-16 so it'll take me a while to save up again and i'm paying for school so it'll take even longer. one day i'll get the tokie again, it's an amazing lens!

@regulator: LOL! hahaha, i'm just so darn excited that i have a camera again! wasn't planning on buying a camera until i saw the discounts b&h were offering, which were too good to pass!

@ Aleks, first SSP, then flickr now Nikon Rumours... :)

Great minds post alike. :)

Congrats, aleks. Did you replace the lens that got stolen, too?

yay! i got a d90 for christmas and went out to shoot last night! i'm sooooo happy i have a camera again!

jonnyapple said:
Bland, that's impressive for ISO 3200.

Thanks jonnyapple and adamz, I shot this event to see how my 70-300VR would do indoors at ISO 3200 on my D90. The lighting was horrible to shoot in and I had to do a lot of editing, so this was the ultimate test. If I had been closer the camera and lens would of worked quite well. I was probably 150-200 feet away when taking my pictures from the stands.

Here's the original shot so you can see how it came out of the camera: http://i56.tinypic.com/34fm98n.jpg

When I tried to denoise the picture it literally blurred the pixels. So I just removed the shadows and it saved my shots. I used Topaz Adjust4/ShadowRecovery for that and all other editing was done with Nikon Picture Project because I had a lot of pictures to edit.

Bland, that's impressive for ISO 3200. I can think of a couple of physics lectures where that would be a good picture to show.

Just for Niko. Stuck pixels from stuck lenscaps.

On the reverse: The best image is a black image.