eon_blue
Bluelighter
I really, really wish I had stayed with Canon back when I first started shooting. I decided to be "different" than my friends and went to Nikon, because back then I was retarded and didn't know diddly about camera specs. Now I've invested in Nikon and Canon is leading the way ![:\](https://bluelight.org/xf/BL_Images/Orig_Emoji/wrygrin.gif "wry grin :\")
Nikon is trying to catch up by marketing cameras that have half the image/video quality and cost twice as much (not exactly but you get the idea).
Why the hell can't Nikon make a DSLR with 1080p video???? The most they're offering, even on the $5,000 D3s, is 720p video with 12mp. Canon's 5DMII cost roughly $2,500 and has 21mp with 1080p video
Sorry...someone starting mentioning camera gear talk and I had to run with it
Seriously though, Nikon needs to get with the program. For the time being I'm just going to invest in good lighting equipment and such and see if anything comes out soon.
btw I'm shooting with a nikon D2xs, pretty outdated now as far as digital cameras go but it gets the job done. I just really want to have video capabilities, every working photographer that came and talked to our classes last semester told us that if you aren't shooting video as well as stills then you're going to miss out on the best jobs (commercially speaking). I'd imagine the same goes for event photographers, especially those that shoot weddings.
Nikon is trying to catch up by marketing cameras that have half the image/video quality and cost twice as much (not exactly but you get the idea). Why the hell can't Nikon make a DSLR with 1080p video???? The most they're offering, even on the $5,000 D3s, is 720p video with 12mp. Canon's 5DMII cost roughly $2,500 and has 21mp with 1080p video
Sorry...someone starting mentioning camera gear talk and I had to run with it
Seriously though, Nikon needs to get with the program. For the time being I'm just going to invest in good lighting equipment and such and see if anything comes out soon. btw I'm shooting with a nikon D2xs, pretty outdated now as far as digital cameras go but it gets the job done. I just really want to have video capabilities, every working photographer that came and talked to our classes last semester told us that if you aren't shooting video as well as stills then you're going to miss out on the best jobs (commercially speaking). I'd imagine the same goes for event photographers, especially those that shoot weddings.
