J-BlickPhoto
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Wow, that's a lot of L series glass. So if you're selling a FF Canon and all the lenses does that mean you're going to FF Nikon?
Yep.
Wow, that's a lot of L series glass. So if you're selling a FF Canon and all the lenses does that mean you're going to FF Nikon?
Yep.
FF???? L series???
WTF are you'all Talking about>>>>>>.............:doh:
Well, that's the goal. I'm converting to nikon, so it's bye bye to the canon equipment.
FF???? L series???
WTF are you'all Talking about>>>>>>.............:doh:
Why the switch?!
Funny, I was just playing with a Leica camera, holy cow those things are fing impressive!!! Soooo sharp. A whole another world of camera. Such a pain to operate though.
I know nothing about cameras so take this with a grain of salt but my friend is a regional manager at Sony and he says the high end stuff that Nikon makes is basically a Sony. Lower end Nikon is supposedly not as good.
Again I may no not what I am talking about so gain of salt my friends!:cheers:
I'm sure your friend isn't biased at allThe sensors in the Nikon D600 and D800 are made by Sony. They're the same sensors as in the Sony A7 and A7R respectively.
I shoot canon and if I didnt have so much invested in lens I would jump ship. I find the Nikon interface is more user friendly, more feature rich. Canon I think still makes better glass in the L series lineJ-Blick,
Someone already asked this question, but it has not been answered: Why the switch from Canon to Nikon?
Also, someone else commented on Leica, would be curious to get your take on it.
Truly inspiring thread, one of the few that I follow.
Thanks and looking forward to more images.
still no sign of JB? :noidea:
He's MIA. I was helping him with a design for a portable shower using his Rotopax and *poof* he disappeared.