03-11-2011, 07:20 AM
[quote name='hassiman' timestamp='1299717109' post='6642']
I was considering an M9 as all of my M4 lenses will work fine on it but payingthat kind of $$$$$ for an already obsolete sensor is insane.[/quote]
Well, it's the only full frame rangefinder out there. And, obsolete or not, the sensor is probably still better than almost any film you could load into a M4 <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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[quote name='hassiman' timestamp='1299717109' post='6642']
I like the D7000 size, dual card slots and layout... I like the 60D articulated screen but not the lack of micro adust.
Zoom because I do street photography and I am now too old to carry around what I once did....
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The D7000 is a very capable camera. Personally I just wish it had a little less resolution. The impression from the tests so far is that many lenses struggle on that sensor towards the borders.
Apart from that, you get lot's of features in a rather small (so:very portable) camera. The only real issue I found so far is that many third party lenses don't AF in live view. However, if you stick to Nikon glass, it's not an issue at all.
-- Markus
I was considering an M9 as all of my M4 lenses will work fine on it but payingthat kind of $$$$$ for an already obsolete sensor is insane.[/quote]
Well, it's the only full frame rangefinder out there. And, obsolete or not, the sensor is probably still better than almost any film you could load into a M4 <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' />[quote name='hassiman' timestamp='1299717109' post='6642']
I like the D7000 size, dual card slots and layout... I like the 60D articulated screen but not the lack of micro adust.
Zoom because I do street photography and I am now too old to carry around what I once did....
[/quote]
The D7000 is a very capable camera. Personally I just wish it had a little less resolution. The impression from the tests so far is that many lenses struggle on that sensor towards the borders.
Apart from that, you get lot's of features in a rather small (so:very portable) camera. The only real issue I found so far is that many third party lenses don't AF in live view. However, if you stick to Nikon glass, it's not an issue at all.
-- Markus
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