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Wsadziłem to do tego wątku, bo przecież to nie jest poważne... Najpierw tryby tematyczne, potem wyszczuplanie osób, następnie detekcja twarzy, a teraz to... Jak tak dalej pójdzie, to w przyszłości mózgi ludzi całkiem zanikną, gdyż z nieużywanym narządem właśnie to się dzieje ;-)
40D + 17-55/2.8 IS USM + 85/1.8 USM + 580EX + Stofen
Pretec 4 GB x133 + Kingston 1 GB x50 + Manfrotto 728B
Lowepro Stealth Reporter D400 AW + Lowepro Nova 2 AW
Moje zdjęcia na Jelonce.com, plfoto i galerii ZSO nr 1 im. S. Żeromskiego w Jeleniej Górze
Mój fotoreportaż z XV Finału WOŚPu i zdjęcie tygodnia na fotopolis.pl
Byłem/jestem święcie przekonany, że to jakiś żart. Jeśli to się dzieje na prawdę i taki soft jest tworzony w rzeczywistości to ja dziękuje, postoje.Zamieszczone przez Arek Piekarz
A to z forum na dpreview?
Np.: "Other improvements include better digital noise performance. "We've done our very best with the D40, D80, and D200 to provide better noise performance, and while I feel we succeeded, the public apparently disagrees. For this reason, we've completely removed the mirror from the D3. No mirror slap means no noise whatsoever. If you thought the D40 or D80 had low noise, wait 'til you hear this! The silence is deafening."
"Yes, it's a brick," admitted Nikon President, CEO and COO Michio Kariya. "[...] Here at Nikon, we're not so prideful that we refuse to admit when we're wrong. If photographers want a camera like Canon offers, we'll build a camera like Canon offers. In this case, the brick was the closest we could come to achieving the ergonomics found in Canon's 5D."
Jerry Yamamoto, Nikon's Chief Designer, had a different take. "Today, it seems that more and more of our customers are using their gear to photograph brick walls. Nikon cameras have always been about transcending the equipment—the camera becoming part of your environment. It's easier to think artistically when you aren't using a tool that seems out of place. The brick design of the D3 is part of a move toward better fusion with the photographer's surroundings."
EOS - conditio sine Kwanon...
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Np.: "Other improvements include better digital noise performance. "We've done our very best with the D40, D80, and D200 to provide better noise performance, and while I feel we succeeded, the public apparently disagrees. For this reason, we've completely removed the mirror from the D3. No mirror slap means no noise whatsoever. If you thought the D40 or D80 had low noise, wait 'til you hear this! The silence is deafening."
"Yes, it's a brick," admitted Nikon President, CEO and COO Michio Kariya. "[...] Here at Nikon, we're not so prideful that we refuse to admit when we're wrong. If photographers want a camera like Canon offers, we'll build a camera like Canon offers. In this case, the brick was the closest we could come to achieving the ergonomics found in Canon's 5D."
Jerry Yamamoto, Nikon's Chief Designer, had a different take. "Today, it seems that more and more of our customers are using their gear to photograph brick walls. Nikon cameras have always been about transcending the equipment—the camera becoming part of your environment. It's easier to think artistically when you aren't using a tool that seems out of place. The brick design of the D3 is part of a move toward better fusion with the photographer's surroundings."
No patrzcie, cegła daje obraz lepszej jakości niż aparaty nikona ;PA to z forum na dpreview?
Np.: "Other improvements include better digital noise performance. "We've done our very best with the D40, D80, and D200 to provide better noise performance, and while I feel we succeeded, the public apparently disagrees. For this reason, we've completely removed the mirror from the D3. No mirror slap means no noise whatsoever. If you thought the D40 or D80 had low noise, wait 'til you hear this! The silence is deafening."
"Yes, it's a brick," admitted Nikon President, CEO and COO Michio Kariya. "[...] Here at Nikon, we're not so prideful that we refuse to admit when we're wrong. If photographers want a camera like Canon offers, we'll build a camera like Canon offers. In this case, the brick was the closest we could come to achieving the ergonomics found in Canon's 5D."
Jerry Yamamoto, Nikon's Chief Designer, had a different take. "Today, it seems that more and more of our customers are using their gear to photograph brick walls. Nikon cameras have always been about transcending the equipment—the camera becoming part of your environment. It's easier to think artistically when you aren't using a tool that seems out of place. The brick design of the D3 is part of a move toward better fusion with the photographer's surroundings."
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