X100 is easily as good as a D3, again only hindered by focal length. Exposure latitude, sharpness, iso range is very similar. The x100 has some tricks that embarrass a D3 such as flash sync speed, built in ND filter, in camera RAW processor.
D3 is pushing on for nearly 10 year old technology. I would sell the D3 and grab a D800 Dan, it's the only DSLR I would shoot nowadays.
Got a rather nice split screen camper here in London you can play with Dan
I bet I can shot better images with my x100 than a lot of photographers can with a D3 - 35mm lens only.
What PP would have been used to achieve these two pictures?
I love the style.
Yep very true - I can't stand Nikon's they all feel like kids toys, where as Canon's are big chunky heavy things that feel good in your hand. LOL It's a very personal preference I've noticed that too - it's really weird. I've bought and sold over a dozen high end canon lenses and sometimes sold them for more than I paid. Buy 2nd hand and sell 2nd hand and you hardly lose a penny. But nikon gear sells for absolute peanuts
I guess I've used pretty much every pro camera that has been out there the last 10 years, and trust me -the camera doesn't make the image!!!! Ok it can help to the final print, people shouldn't get too wrapped up in their gear and just go shoot images. Study light, study form,texture,shape,shadow,perspective.....far too many excuses over what gear to use.
P.s I wish I had a Leica, it would make me an insanely awesome photographer.
I guess I've used pretty much every pro camera that has been out there the last 10 years, and trust me -the camera doesn't make the image!!!! Ok it can help to the final print, people shouldn't get too wrapped up in their gear and just go shoot images. Study light, study form,texture,shape,shadow,perspective.....far too many excuses over what gear to use.
P.s I wish I had a Leica, it would make me an insanely awesome photographer.
Personally I use filters more for protection from scratches. Im bot a fan of hoods on small primes in particular. I doubt uv will effect a lens enough through general exposure.
Come to daddy....
Can't find my nifty fifty anywhere ...
So I've just bought a Sigma 30mm 1.4 to replace it.
Due for delivery tomorrow - no doubt the 50 will be sat somewhere dead obvious as I walk back from the front room :dapprove:
That's a new one! I might use that excuse soon.
I was going to say dude - that's one hell of a reason to get a new lens, I like it!That's a new one! I might use that excuse soon.