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Nikon - sharp,
Canon - detail,
Minolta(now it's belong to Sony) - oil painting like, europian style,
Pentax - water color like, europian style.
Personally I'd like Minolta DSLR, it's solid and has more feature then other brand. Such as Body based Anti-Shock, it turns all your AF lenses to AS lenses. And it has spot meter - I don't think Canon's XT has it. With lens adapters, you can use other lens such as M42, and it can still give you correct exposure - I don't think Nikon has this feature either....But the only problem is it's too hard to find lenses for Minolta, it quit from Canadian market. Since sony take over this brand, the new camera is called Alpha-100, also Carl Ziess is making lens for it. You can do some research on www.dpreview.com. I DON'T recomand you to buy Sony or Minolta although I personally use these equipments - unless you are really enthusiastic for photography.
Canon has full range of photography system, from beginer to experts. If you look at the WHITE LENSES surrounding the sport squre or the news publish room, you will know how strong the Canon's Marketing. You can easyly burn out your money :-)
Forget about Nikon, it's like the great Kingdon, going down and down......
Finally...my few tips:
1. Even a poor tripod is always better than Anti-Shock system, and AS system is better than nothing.
2. Fixed focal lens is better than zoom lens.
3. Extra bettery is always useful, so does the big giga memory card
4. Flash is most useless, unless you always shot at night or do stage shotting
5. If you want sharp image, use tripod, lower your ISO setting, manual focus....Don't believe Nikon lens is sharpest...it's bullshit.......The lab testing result shows Carl Zeiss, Canon, Pentax, Minolta has sharpest lenses. Nikon...only old manual lens is a bit sharp.
6. Even a dummy can operate DSLR, just turn it to P mode, it works just like a P&S camera.
7. What else? - A big hard disk and have fun!更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Nikon - sharp,
Canon - detail,
Minolta(now it's belong to Sony) - oil painting like, europian style,
Pentax - water color like, europian style.
Personally I'd like Minolta DSLR, it's solid and has more feature then other brand. Such as Body based Anti-Shock, it turns all your AF lenses to AS lenses. And it has spot meter - I don't think Canon's XT has it. With lens adapters, you can use other lens such as M42, and it can still give you correct exposure - I don't think Nikon has this feature either....But the only problem is it's too hard to find lenses for Minolta, it quit from Canadian market. Since sony take over this brand, the new camera is called Alpha-100, also Carl Ziess is making lens for it. You can do some research on www.dpreview.com. I DON'T recomand you to buy Sony or Minolta although I personally use these equipments - unless you are really enthusiastic for photography.
Canon has full range of photography system, from beginer to experts. If you look at the WHITE LENSES surrounding the sport squre or the news publish room, you will know how strong the Canon's Marketing. You can easyly burn out your money :-)
Forget about Nikon, it's like the great Kingdon, going down and down......
Finally...my few tips:
1. Even a poor tripod is always better than Anti-Shock system, and AS system is better than nothing.
2. Fixed focal lens is better than zoom lens.
3. Extra bettery is always useful, so does the big giga memory card
4. Flash is most useless, unless you always shot at night or do stage shotting
5. If you want sharp image, use tripod, lower your ISO setting, manual focus....Don't believe Nikon lens is sharpest...it's bullshit.......The lab testing result shows Carl Zeiss, Canon, Pentax, Minolta has sharpest lenses. Nikon...only old manual lens is a bit sharp.
6. Even a dummy can operate DSLR, just turn it to P mode, it works just like a P&S camera.
7. What else? - A big hard disk and have fun!更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net