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Originally Posted by Apple Windows
Hey guys, i know nothing about DSLR and i'm trying to learn.
What's the difference between a Canon XTI and a XSI and such? Or a Nikon D40 and a D60?
What makes them better from each other? And is there really any difference between the two brands?
Does it all really come down to personal preference and pretty much the Logo?
Also, i see that the D40 has only 6.1 MP, does that make any difference at all? I mean of course it does, but im just still wondering?
So what is a good starting kit to purchase? Also, can someone maybe give me a list of all the cameras from Nikon and Canon? I cant seem to find one, but i see a bunch of different models, a rebel, a rebel XS, etc, and Nikon D90 or D300. I have no idea where it starts to where it ends.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
Originally Posted by irpstakid
^^^ Where is everyone getting those avys? (not the santa hat, but the animation)
thats sick, its actually really good quality.Originally Posted by SaNTi0321
Quick video shot with the D90. Haven't tried the HD video yet, this is normal quality.
Just messing around with Manual focus.
Bump question for the both of us. And i didnt know you could also record movies with a DSLR? I thought you could only take pictures. Which modelscan and cannot record videos?Originally Posted by LiCeNseD To BaLL
Originally Posted by Apple Windows
Hey guys, i know nothing about DSLR and i'm trying to learn.
What's the difference between a Canon XTI and a XSI and such? Or a Nikon D40 and a D60?
What makes them better from each other? And is there really any difference between the two brands?
Does it all really come down to personal preference and pretty much the Logo?
Also, i see that the D40 has only 6.1 MP, does that make any difference at all? I mean of course it does, but im just still wondering?
So what is a good starting kit to purchase? Also, can someone maybe give me a list of all the cameras from Nikon and Canon? I cant seem to find one, but i see a bunch of different models, a rebel, a rebel XS, etc, and Nikon D90 or D300. I have no idea where it starts to where it ends.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
I would like to know everything he just asked as well. Im a rookie and was wondering the same things. Any answers would be appreciated
i've got a sudden urge to get a dslr and get back into taking pictures. I took a photo class and got an slr right before dslr's startedbecoming popular.Originally Posted by Apple Windows
Bump question for the both of us. And i didnt know you could also record movies with a DSLR? I thought you could only take pictures. Which models can and cannot record videos?Originally Posted by LiCeNseD To BaLL
Originally Posted by Apple Windows
Hey guys, i know nothing about DSLR and i'm trying to learn.
What's the difference between a Canon XTI and a XSI and such? Or a Nikon D40 and a D60?
What makes them better from each other? And is there really any difference between the two brands?
Does it all really come down to personal preference and pretty much the Logo?
Also, i see that the D40 has only 6.1 MP, does that make any difference at all? I mean of course it does, but im just still wondering?
So what is a good starting kit to purchase? Also, can someone maybe give me a list of all the cameras from Nikon and Canon? I cant seem to find one, but i see a bunch of different models, a rebel, a rebel XS, etc, and Nikon D90 or D300. I have no idea where it starts to where it ends.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
I would like to know everything he just asked as well. Im a rookie and was wondering the same things. Any answers would be appreciated
Bump question for the both of us. And i didnt know you could also record movies with a DSLR? I thought you could only take pictures. Which models can and cannot record videos?
Right now, only the Nikon D90 and the Canon EOS 5D MkII can shoot video. Video is probably going to become a standard feature in all DSLRs soon.
^Fong, Yeah, I was manually focusing but the kit lens that came with the camera is actually pretty decent and has a large comfortable focus ring, and the lensalso has Vibration reduction so shooting videos is easy. Only bad thing is the rolling shutter when you start shooting at longer focal lengths. Its a Jelloeffect which is annoying as hell. Im satisfied with it though, seeing as i bought the camera for Photography.
If you want to switch to Nikon just for video, id suggest maybe looking in to the 5D MKII although its pricey, or wait it out till around March when the newrebels should be launched. I'm pretty sure theyll come with video also to compete with Nikon. That way you can keep your current lenses, Flash, etc. Iwouldnt call Nikon crappy... If anything one thing they have over Canon is build quality and ergonomics.
on the d90? i heard none...but im not a nikon user lol...Originally Posted by ii2cky
is there af on video mode?
On the D90, no. I heard the 5D MkII will have a contrast based AF, but Canon recommends not using it because it will overheat the sensor.Originally Posted by ii2cky
is there af on video mode?
Looks like it has the same Rolling shutter problem as the D90. Makes sense though since they both use CMOS censors.
Originally Posted by qksLvrtypeS
pano from 10.4.08