C&P Random Thread -
if anyone interested, a friend of mine is selling his pretty much brand new D7000 for $800.
he's the kind of person who buys something fancy and then realized he wasn't using it either because he wasn't interested anymore or because he couldn't get it to do what he wanted (most likely the former). I think that's a pretty good deal.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/pho/2574126635.html
Barely used Nikon D7000 camera for $800 OBO
Included:
AF-S Nikkor 55-300 mm lens
FF Nikkor 50 mm lens
Sunpak 58mm UV filter
Two 4G memory cards
Nikon DSLR Starter Kit with Nikon School Fast, Fun, & Easy DVD Set and DSLR Case
Camera and extras worth over 1500
he's the kind of person who buys something fancy and then realized he wasn't using it either because he wasn't interested anymore or because he couldn't get it to do what he wanted (most likely the former). I think that's a pretty good deal.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/pho/2574126635.html
Barely used Nikon D7000 camera for $800 OBO
Included:
AF-S Nikkor 55-300 mm lens
FF Nikkor 50 mm lens
Sunpak 58mm UV filter
Two 4G memory cards
Nikon DSLR Starter Kit with Nikon School Fast, Fun, & Easy DVD Set and DSLR Case
Camera and extras worth over 1500
That's a steal!!
I have some more details, it's actually my friend's wife who is selling the camera - and I know her much better than I know him. And, she is selling it because she is expecting. This is a perfect scenario! It will prolly be gone very soon.
You might wanna change the price in your previous post cuz the CL listing went up to $950
From Bloomberg
Canon Inc. and Nikon Corp. the world’s two biggest makers of high-end cameras, may be missing out on the industry’s biggest technology shift since film rolls became obsolete.
The two Tokyo-based companies use mirrors in all cameras with interchangeable lenses, a technique Sony Corp. (6758) is shifting away from. As a result, Canon and Nikon’s combined share of the Japanese market has fallen by 35 percent, while Sony’s share has doubled, according to estimates at research firm BCN Inc.
Canon Inc. and Nikon Corp. the world’s two biggest makers of high-end cameras, may be missing out on the industry’s biggest technology shift since film rolls became obsolete.
The two Tokyo-based companies use mirrors in all cameras with interchangeable lenses, a technique Sony Corp. (6758) is shifting away from. As a result, Canon and Nikon’s combined share of the Japanese market has fallen by 35 percent, while Sony’s share has doubled, according to estimates at research firm BCN Inc.
Faces of Ground Zero exhibit opens in NYC today. by Joe McNally. there are some sample images here:
http://www.nikonusa.com/facesofgroun...-promo-mcnally
http://www.nikonusa.com/facesofgroun...-promo-mcnally
lots of photos Ive never seen before. :-/
http://www.life.com/hdgallery/59971/...photos#index/0
http://www.life.com/hdgallery/62071/first/#index/0
http://www.life.com/hdgallery/59971/...photos#index/0
http://www.life.com/hdgallery/62071/first/#index/0

Plus the mirror in SLT cameras cause the sensor to lose about 2/3rd to a stop of light. No thanks.
But the article is I think talking about the NEX series...
Anyways I dont see mirrorless replacing an actual mirror anytime soon, unless they can drastically improve AF performance with contrast detect or like mentioned have the phase detect autofocus sensor integrated into the image sensor.

Plus the mirror in SLT cameras cause the sensor to lose about 2/3rd to a stop of light. No thanks.
But the article is I think talking about the NEX series...
Anyways I dont see mirrorless replacing an actual mirror anytime soon, unless they can drastically improve AF performance with contrast detect or like mentioned have the phase detect autofocus sensor integrated into the image sensor.

I forgot about the NEX bring mirrorless... But if they can fix the 2/3 stop thingy for the next FF, I'll be getting one for sure
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the only way around it would be going back to a SLR or mirrorless like the NEX or 4/3s cameras
Man! For someone who doesn't shoot much these days you sure follow camera gear news a lot
Yeah they do themes on other boards I'm on, it works pretty well. They are introduced weekly but stay open and have no date requirements. It's nice because they become "targets" you think about in daily life, things to look out for and shoot. Now, I think we have a good number of targeted threads like this here already, they just haven't been bumped in a while.
threads that have worked out well:
urban fragments
night shots
sunset
clouds
candids (I think we have one here)
threads that have worked out well:
urban fragments
night shots
sunset
clouds
candids (I think we have one here)
Last edited by srika; Sep 10, 2011 at 09:00 PM.
yeah, we have other broader threads in place for such purposes. but if anyone feels like creating a Theme thread for something specific, go for it. And by specific I mean like something the photo contest threads have been like.
I find the idea of theme threads boring and would probably not click on them. I like to see things mixed. Who the hell wants to see 20 pages of clouds? Plus if you have things like a "flowers thread", you'll only get 1-2 people that really like to shoot flowers and not as much interaction as you'd get from something like the random pics thread.
The same thing happens with flickr pools. I may belong to a "clouds" pool in the event I ever take a pic I could submit it, but I never go into it to see the photos posted, because, well, who the hell wants to see pages upon pages of clouds. The flickr pools I find myself browsing are the ones that are more general and have a variety of subjects.
The same thing happens with flickr pools. I may belong to a "clouds" pool in the event I ever take a pic I could submit it, but I never go into it to see the photos posted, because, well, who the hell wants to see pages upon pages of clouds. The flickr pools I find myself browsing are the ones that are more general and have a variety of subjects.
erm.. actually it was a series on discovery channel called
rising: building ground zero
showed the process of rebuilding the area, the memorial and the new transportation hub.
really good watch.
rising: building ground zero
showed the process of rebuilding the area, the memorial and the new transportation hub.
really good watch.









We'll just keep it to the 3 main threads "HDR" "C&P" and "Randon Pics"
