Hi, I sent an email to Nikon asking for a hint on the next new full frame/D700 replacement, almost threatening to switch to Canon gears, and I received a hint that Nikon does new releases in Spring and Fall and that at best anything new will be in two months.
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Nikon D700 Replacement
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Me and you both my brother. Maybe im not threating to switch to canon, but im dieing for the D700 replacement to come out.
Im personally hoping for it to release this week due to the event, even though admin says there will be no dslr announcements. I am just wishing.
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as has been stated on many other threads the D700 is an excellent camera. it will still an excellent cameras when the D800 comes out in the autumn . so why switch to Cannon
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I always thought that letters that were reeled off to major companies like that were merely seen as humorous bathroom reading material by the executives who received it. But in view of the barrage of literature that I'm sure Nikon got regarding the "dead/stuck/sick pixel" issue and seeing that a fix was initiated, I guess the letters and e-mails probably work sometimes. In this case, they're likely not introduce a new FX DSLR before the planned date. Not that I'm looking to go full frame anytime soon (just got the D7K in November) but I can't help but to wish the dark areas in my Low light/High ISO shots were a lot cleaner. (Subject for another thread)
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sevencrossing said:
are you using LR3No, I haven't tried any Lightroom products yet. Should I? I was given a copy of Aperture 3 for which I've only used 10% of its capability so far. I'm planning to review one of the "Which software are you using" threads soon to review people's opinions.
Is LR3 supposed to be really good at cleaning up those dark areas, sevencrossing?
Thanks.Posted 2 years ago # -
Cool. Summer's gonna be here in no time . . . FX, here I come!
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Can somebody give me some advise, I want to start using a FX camera, and was thinking in buying the D700 replacement (D800) or should I buy the D700 that's already available?
I'm starting with photography as a serious hobby.Posted 2 years ago # -
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reborn53 said:
Can somebody give me some advise, I want to start using a FX camera, and was thinking in buying the D700 replacement (D800) or should I buy the D700 that's already available?
I'm starting with photography as a serious hobby.If you want to Video you will have to wait, ( or buy a D3s) otherwise there is nothing wrong with the D700
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reborn53 said:
Can somebody give me some advise, I want to start using a FX camera, and was thinking in buying the D700 replacement (D800) or should I buy the D700 that's already available?
I'm starting with photography as a serious hobby.Are you starting photography or are you already familiar with it?
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I'm familiar with it, right now i'm using a D200, it worked well, but I want to move to full frame.
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reborn53 said:
I'm familiar with it, right now i'm using a D200, it worked well, but I want to move to full frame.Then go for a D700 right now (if you can get one). You may not be able to purchase a D700 replacement before the end of 2011 as you may want to wait and see the problems it has. You may be missing a whole year of shooting FF. The D700 is mature and a well known quantity and should keep you happy for many years.
If you really want the top, then get a D3s. If you purchase decent FF lenses, then getting a D3s may just add 15% to 20% over the total cost of your whole system.
The D700 replacement price may well be in the vicinity of the D3s anyway, which will just make the D3s more attractive.
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Do a forum search please. There are PLENTY of D700 replacement threads already. We don't need another.
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