I was just wondering what most people on this site shoots with now-a-days.
I was just wondering what most people on this site shoots with now-a-days.
Patrick O --- Staten Island, NY
Panasonic here. Currently working with an FZ-7, but I have a 350D on order with a Canon EF 75-300mm and 24-70mm. My birthday gift to myself. :)
I'm a year or so behind you :) I've got a Panasonic FZ50, which I'm quite happy with right now, but I'll probably be itching for a DSLR around 2008 bonus time.Originally Posted by flyboy 28
So we know who made the two panasonic votes!
"lol retart"
How did I manage to take Canon to 100%?
Quick question to the admins- what happened to the other votes it was at around 16 before?
"Let's see how quick this turns into a Canon/Nikon debate" I don't see to many votes up there for that one lol
But really if you feel that this will turn into a nikon/canon debate feel free to take it down, I had no intension of it turning into that.
Patrick O --- Staten Island, NY
YOU ASKED FOR IT :borat: Plus, we know who won already! ;)Originally Posted by nikon50bigma
Seriously, Nikon is more the traditional were is Canon is the newer lower cost, mass produced
to turn soccer moms turn into want to be photographers. They introduced the SLR for non-
professional use. Nikon was always the "quality" camera like Minolta but hat to lower its
prices and build quality to match. I think you will find that there are more Canon's 5:1 at the
least! If you look at just professionals, it seems more like 1:1 to C vs N.
P.S. Are just upset that you are past your 14 day return policy???:borat:
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The three most common expressions in aviation are, "Why is it doing that?", "Where are we?" and "Oh Crap".
..yeah, that's my mom :)soccer moms turn into want to be photographers.
1DmkIII user tho :borat:
MD-11 heaven...place to be!
I'm curious about that too. I voted last night, looked again today and it seemed to indicate I hadn't voted, so I did again.Originally Posted by nikon50bigma
Phil Gengler - NYCA's "other Phil"
Did you check your PM?Originally Posted by nikon50bigma
No worries.
Regarding 16 votes, not sure what about the other votes.
ciao
And I, I took the path less traveled by
and that has made all the difference......yet...
I have a feeling a handle of people are going to be very interested in what I post in the near future.
http://www.jetphotos.net/showphotos.php?userid=187
Here's what I don't get about the Canon-Nikon flame war: It doesn't really matter! Both companies make a viable yet somewhat distinct product, and with either one you're going to get a good camera and lenses. (When I decide to buy a DSLR, I'll start a flame war thread :borat:) It's not like, say, emacs vs. vi, where they both do essentially the same thing but emacs does it better.
But when buying a DSLR, your choice is simple. For my most recent camera purchase, I looked at 8 different cameras from 4 different manufacturers, all of which were in a similar price range, and the pocket-size P&S (not to be confused with POS) market is even more crowded...
True, the turn out of the picture depends on the photographer not the camera.Originally Posted by Derf
Haha lol, nice disclaimer you have there.P.S. Are just upset that you are past your 14 day return policy???:borat:
(The information above is fabricated with absolutely no industry knowledge and are from
personal experience only. None of the data may be used in whole or part with out the written
consent of management or the author. Any infringement on this policy will not be tolerated
All the views expressed in this post, are the views of only myself, and a couple of my other
personalities. This post was not meant to offend anyone, however, if something that is
written here has, then I am sorry, but life will go on for you, and it will go on for me. I do not
encourage suicide, abortion, homicide, genocide, or punching people in the face for no reason
so please do not blame me if you happen to be caught up in a situation. However, if three is a
reason to punch someone in the face, other then the fact that they are a douche bag, then
go right ahead, however that was not me condoning or giving permission for you to do so. For
other disclaimer information please call my disclaimer hotline at 1(800)Eat-Meee )
Patrick O --- Staten Island, NY
got to make sure my a$$ is covered.... Nikon users have been know to get pissed when I start talking about the advantages of CMOS for nighttime shooting! :borat:
The three most common expressions in aviation are, "Why is it doing that?", "Where are we?" and "Oh Crap".
Watch out some of the new Nikons are using CMOS senors now. :shock:
Patrick O --- Staten Island, NY
Nikon D50 here!
Puts the MIA in NYCA
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