Clearly you don’t have a clue either. Canon EF lenses were introduced in 1987 with the first EOS cameras and were compatible with only those EOS cameras. Canon’s previous line (the T50/T70/T90) used the older FD lenses that were also used by the cameras of the 1970s (ala A1, AE1 …) .
You’re obviously not a Pro photographer. Your comments regarding Canon’s are beyond ridiculous and clearly show that you don’t what the hell you’re talking about. I own both the Nikon D3 and Canon 1Ds Mark 2 and both are excellent. Both have their strengths and weaknesses. I don’t understand you guys who make such stupid comments about something you know absolutely nothing about.
Nah, just kidding! If you’re new to DSRL (perhaps you’re in the market for one?) then the D60 will do fine - no need to pay 4500 dollars extra for a camera that you’d first have to learn how to use (D60 can go AUTO) and then the D3 would not come with a lens either! Then you’d have to buy a proper lens (1-2000 dollars extra again).
Analogy VHS vs BETAMAX stuff them all we now use BLU-RAY,Cameras are no different let the photos do the talking show me a published pic worth looking at,how many people are interested in quality most are in it for the money ,thats all PRO means ,dont mean you or you kit are any good,look at all the paps MONEY IS THE NAME OF THE GAME NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS.quality is second to money,nikon,canon,pentax ,Haselblad, look at the user not the kit
In addition to that - ‘1600 ISO, tripod and remote shutter and set your aperature’ - LOL.
i) if you’re using a tripod, why bump the ISO?
ii) ‘remote shutter’ - is that some new age techincal term? you sure you’re not after ‘remote shutter release’ or words to that effect? hows about ‘bulb’ setting? and maybe ‘long exposure’? iii) you might want to state what ones aperture should be set to if you’re going to raise it as a valid point. f/1.2? f/64?
Clearly you don’t have a clue what you’re talking about. Canon EF lenses are compatible with all bodies since the 1970s. Nikon F-mount lesnes (dating back to 1959?) will fit on all bodies, and correctly meter on DXXX or DX (semi pro/pro) bodies. This is also true for Pentax. The ONLY brand to oust film lenses completely has been Olympus, who’ve opted for the 4/3 system.
I don’t know why the hell you think you’d need adaptors.
Ventg99 yer an idiot. all DSLR cameras are rarely compatible with old glass and definately not old flashes. It may be possible to find old glass from film cameras that could mount to your digitals through either direct threading or step up/down rings, but they’d only be useful in manual focus. I think you’re just a guy with a camera, you can’t even spell Canon properly. As for your near dark photos congrats. 1600 ISO, tripod and remote shutter and set your aperature
Please remember that Cannon left all pro photographers out in the cold when it came to being able to use older generation lenses. Nikon took their photographers into consideration. You can use almost all the lenses with their new camera models! The new D3 has shifted the playing field back to Nikon! Cannon has nothing that can touch it. I am a pro photographer and took a series of shots in almost total darkness. They came out great!
Clearly you don’t have a clue either. Canon EF lenses were introduced in 1987 with the first EOS cameras and were compatible with only those EOS cameras. Canon’s previous line (the T50/T70/T90) used the older FD lenses that were also used by the cameras of the 1970s (ala A1, AE1 …) .
Want that so hard but very expensive.
Dream Nikon D4 has 27.2 MP
You should have directed this directly to me, it’s in the wrong spot.
But, I stand by what I said.
You’re obviously not a Pro photographer. Your comments regarding Canon’s are beyond ridiculous and clearly show that you don’t what the hell you’re talking about. I own both the Nikon D3 and Canon 1Ds Mark 2 and both are excellent. Both have their strengths and weaknesses. I don’t understand you guys who make such stupid comments about something you know absolutely nothing about.
canon’s only decent camera is the mark 3.
NIKON RULE
It looks awesome with the long lens!
Oh no, the D60 is way ahead of the D3!!!
Nah, just kidding! If you’re new to DSRL (perhaps you’re in the market for one?) then the D60 will do fine - no need to pay 4500 dollars extra for a camera that you’d first have to learn how to use (D60 can go AUTO) and then the D3 would not come with a lens either! Then you’d have to buy a proper lens (1-2000 dollars extra again).
of course!!!!
I’m sorry to interrupt..does Nikkon D3 better than nikkon D60..
sorry, new to camera..
Analogy VHS vs BETAMAX stuff them all we now use BLU-RAY,Cameras are no different let the photos do the talking show me a published pic worth looking at,how many people are interested in quality most are in it for the money ,thats all PRO means ,dont mean you or you kit are any good,look at all the paps MONEY IS THE NAME OF THE GAME NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS.quality is second to money,nikon,canon,pentax ,Haselblad, look at the user not the kit
Canon makes nothing but pieces of shit, absolutely garbage.
Nikon is the best, always was and still is. Doesn’t matter film or digital, Nikon rules.
That is one fucking sexy camera, 11 fps, 12.1 mp, duel memory cameras…. Me want…
Nikon for life bitch.
Gerçekten harika bir slr sahip olmak isterdim do?rusu.
In addition to that - ‘1600 ISO, tripod and remote shutter and set your aperature’ - LOL.
i) if you’re using a tripod, why bump the ISO?
iii) you might want to state what ones aperture should be set to if you’re going to raise it as a valid point. f/1.2? f/64?
ii) ‘remote shutter’ - is that some new age techincal term? you sure you’re not after ‘remote shutter release’ or words to that effect? hows about ‘bulb’ setting? and maybe ‘long exposure’?
The D3 can push ISO-25600 equiv FYI.
Clearly you don’t have a clue what you’re talking about. Canon EF lenses are compatible with all bodies since the 1970s. Nikon F-mount lesnes (dating back to 1959?) will fit on all bodies, and correctly meter on DXXX or DX (semi pro/pro) bodies. This is also true for Pentax. The ONLY brand to oust film lenses completely has been Olympus, who’ve opted for the 4/3 system.
I don’t know why the hell you think you’d need adaptors.
Old flashes also work just fine.
Ventg99 yer an idiot. all DSLR cameras are rarely compatible with old glass and definately not old flashes. It may be possible to find old glass from film cameras that could mount to your digitals through either direct threading or step up/down rings, but they’d only be useful in manual focus. I think you’re just a guy with a camera, you can’t even spell Canon properly. As for your near dark photos congrats. 1600 ISO, tripod and remote shutter and set your aperature
you’re a fucking idiot
nikon is the best!!!
how do u know
Wath a beauty!
Please remember that Cannon left all pro photographers out in the cold when it came to being able to use older generation lenses. Nikon took their photographers into consideration. You can use almost all the lenses with their new camera models! The new D3 has shifted the playing field back to Nikon! Cannon has nothing that can touch it. I am a pro photographer and took a series of shots in almost total darkness. They came out great!
wow, a nikon vs canon on youtube! amazing!
Love Zeiss lenses too. What digital camera do you recommend?
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