sheep

你連XS都未識用，再高級既俾你，你都係唔識用。俾你都係長開auto黎snap...

點解咁多人鐘意做呢d咁on居既野呢？
MoiRhapsody 發表於 2009-9-8 16:01

sometimes, full auto shoot very good pictures.

sheep

But, in what way does an expensive camera will make good pictures?
You also use auto, program, built in settings etc.

sheep

and you are not learning anything at the end
嘉嘉 發表於 2009-9-8 23:47

I don't know what can and will I learn from a delux DSLR. But one thing might be is the response time of the shutter will be much faster for the delux ones. I sometimes find it lower model, the shutter response is slower than what I expect.

sheep

I am not an expert, but the lens and sensors are better.
peter236 發表於 2009-9-9 16:10

D40 and D3X use the same niKon lens, should be no difference.
The sensor pixels, yes is different, but for normal views, the difference is not reconizable.

sheep

May be the read and write is faster for expensive cameras, I don't know, cause I know nothing about DSLR cameras.

sheep

The sensor really make a difference?
I was told that not much DSLR have a full frame sensor. Or should I say, not utilizing the whole sensor.

sheep

OH NO !!  the this time ..  you are totally wrong la..

Even back to FILM time ..  using a NO NAME superstore film vs REALLA ...   big different la...  

To me, handling is most important ... phot ...
Catpiano 發表於 2009-9-9 16:29

Back to the film age, I have a motor for my nikon and never in continueous mode. I use it as a winder.
Agree with you, it is all about the timming of the capture, so I really look for a fast response shutter. My D40 is not good.

sheep

I encourage you to see a camera beyond its functions and limitations.  Rather, try to "connect" with it.  Sometimes you are able to connect with a specific camera more or less than others.
快樂牛郎 發表於 2009-9-9 17:05

You mean the style, is it collectable, limited edition?
Or you mean I have to chase model after model?
望能賜教

sheep

haha
second that

except that my time frame is more like 4 months rather than 12
快樂牛郎 發表於 2009-9-9 23:49

so, I guess it is all about technology, not photography.

sheep

OK got it