Every two years there is one focal point in the image sector – Photokina. Photokina brings together the industry, trade, professional users and end consumers with a passion for photography. This is also the time when new products are being announced. The latest rumour from the Nikon camp is the … Continue reading →

Despite the superior high ISO performance of the D300, there is still quite a gap between FX and DX in this area (high ISO performance), in particular @ ISO 3200+.

I am very sensitive to image noise, even images taken @ ISO 1600 with the D300 … Continue reading →

Switching over to Full Frame – Nikon D700

Moving away from DX format – Nikon D300
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Officially announced here.

Nikon’s original 12.1-megapixel FX-format (23.9 x 36mm) CMOS sensor: Teamed with Nikon’s exclusive EXPEED digital image processing, the D700 delivers breathtakingly rich image quality.

  Time to upgrade to Full Frame I think.
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Nikon has announced the replacement of one of its hot seller Nikon D90 and diverted from its traditional model number convention and called it Nikon D7000 (official here). Available from 29th Oct, 2010. Also announced were the highly anticipated Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.4, Continue reading →

Managed to have time to take the same shot as the D300 (now retired) but with the D700 (new replacement)

D300
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When Nikon announced its new flagship APS-C  DSLR – Nikon D7200, I was wondering what  it can improve on over the already highly regarded D7100. The new Nikon D7200 is not a huge upgrade to the Nikon D7100, but it has added some important features that make it … Continue reading →

The long wait for a D700 replacement is now over. It has been six years since the D700 came out. The Nikon D700 was such an awesome camera at the time because it was basically a Nikon D3 in a smaller body. The exact same sensor, specification, ergonomic design but … Continue reading →