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Pierre said:
Didn't you say you were a Canon guy?
I am very loyal to Nikon so I do consider myself a "Nikon guy". BUT... I "heart" cameras and regardless of the brand or specs I will never say no to one.
My wife however always does when I tug on her elbow and point at the store shelf :^(
My Last camera will be whichever Nikon has the ff:
2 Card slots
Full HD video
10 or more FPS
FULL FRAME
Insane ISO
Weather Sealing
Damn, sounds like my D7000 if only it were FX...
And I'd add;
Bracketing (3 frames either size of the "central" exposure)
Zero delay between pressing any control and it taking effect/zero lag times
Fully upgradable firmware - and a company dedicated to keeping it updated
10 to 1000mm f1.8 lens with zero aberration or distortion
Switchable (infinately variable) aberration or distortion
Switchable fisheye mode
(This is fantasy land isn't it?)
Everything in Nikon black (no crazy pink and silver matching paint jobs)...
All for $199.
bjrichus; I lol'd.
I guess my last digital camera would be the wireless optical nerve tap implant... I hate surgery so this is probably something I'd only want to go thru once.
It does have weather sealing, Gareth, and I guess insane is a subjective adjective. Most people would have thought pretty clean ISO 3200 shots on APS was a pipe dream 10 years ago.
bhoveyga said:
I guess my last digital camera would be the wireless optical nerve tap implant... I hate surgery so this is probably something I'd only want to go thru once.
I'd wait until they get better than a 0.0001 megapixel model... (actually, I don't know what the resolution record is, but I know the U of Utah's Moran Eye Center is trialling a 64-pixel epiretinal prosthesis after some success with a 16-pixel one)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_prosthesis
jonnyapple said:
It does have weather sealing, Gareth, and I guess insane is a subjective adjective. Most people would have thought pretty clean ISO 3200 shots on APS was a pipe dream 10 years ago.
Hey, people were dreaming for a CLEAN ISO 800 on an aps 5 years ago!
After seeing the quality of their last 5 pro and prosumer camera's (D3, D300(s), D90, D700, D7000) and the d3100 I have a feeling that the D4 is nothing short of a dream camera.
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