Nikon vs Canon
Oct 5, 2017 22:03:38 #
RodB wrote:
Just one point.... I recommended you study Ken Roc... (show quote)
Good god man ,get a hold of your self ,you can get much better info on any photo site for free , no one ask for hand outs like Rock well, , they are there for the picking , if your sucked into Rockwell sobbe it
Oct 6, 2017 00:34:16 #
RodB wrote:
Just one point.... I recommended you study Ken Roc... (show quote)
I’ll be brief. Ben Stonegood is a smart aΖΖ know-it-all who makes his living begging from his readers while he is worth approximately $2.3 Million. The Jim Baker of photography. Anyone who tells you that the “P” setting on a mode dial means “Professional” is a few cards short of a full deck.
Oct 6, 2017 03:42:52 #
Leicaflex wrote:
If you still have the K1000 and lenses, you can use the lenses on the Pentax K1.
Pentax now have a great range of lenses and are adding more and more.
Personally, I would opt for the Pentax K1 or the Pentax K3 Mark II more reach
with the cropped sensor. Both are excellent cameras.
Pentax now have a great range of lenses and are adding more and more.
Personally, I would opt for the Pentax K1 or the Pentax K3 Mark II more reach
with the cropped sensor. Both are excellent cameras.
Actually being a Pentax shooter with K-5,K-3 and K-1 if he was wanting a crop sensor i would recommend the KP or wait for K-3 replacement the KP actually out performs the K-3II especially in low light
Oct 10, 2017 02:42:51 #
BHC wrote:
I’ll be brief. Ben Stonegood is a smart aΖΖ know-it-all who makes his living begging from his readers while he is worth approximately $2.3 Million. The Jim Baker of photography. Anyone who tells you that the “P” setting on a mode dial means “Professional” is a few cards short of a full deck.
Wasn't that ridiculous, when I seen that. P. Is for pro, it's about as bad as his pictures are , every camera he talks about is the only one he uses, he shot his whole trip to New York with a canon point and shoot , I guess he forgot ,the next time he mentioned it
It was a different camera ,
Oct 10, 2017 03:49:21 #
IBM wrote:
Wasn't that ridiculous, when I seen that. P. Is for pro, it's about as bad as his pictures are , every camera he talks about is the only one he uses, he shot his whole trip to New York with a canon point and shoot , I guess he forgot ,the next time he mentioned it
It was a different camera ,
It was a different camera ,
There's also the fact that this poor guy who wants your contributions to help feed his starving family is worth $2+ million!
Oct 10, 2017 09:20:12 #
Well, as you can see, Canyon, there is no shortage of ideas, recommendations, replies, and arguments. Regardless, let us know what your final choice is. And we wish you a great time learning and mastering your new camera!! Have fun!!!
Oct 10, 2017 10:08:34 #
I was interested in either the Canon T6i or the Nikon D5600. For a couple of dollars more I could get T7i so I thought about that for a while. This weekend I purchased a D7200 with a 70 - 300 lens. It should be delivered sometime this week. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you to everyone for your imput. 😎😉 
Oct 10, 2017 13:25:38 #
BHC wrote:
There's also the fact that this poor guy who wants your contributions to help feed his starving family is worth $2+ million!
Yes I know , happy to say none of was mine .
Oct 10, 2017 13:36:54 #
canyondweller wrote:
This weekend I purchased a D7200 with a 70 - 300 lens. It should be delivered sometime this week. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you to everyone for your imput. 😎😉
Congrats on your new camera . . . I think you made a good choice . . .
Oct 10, 2017 14:38:32 #
canyondweller wrote:
This weekend I purchased a D7200 with a 70 - 300 lens. It should be delivered sometime this week. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you to everyone for your imput. 😎😉
Good choice... You should be really happy with the D7200... It's a great camera...
Oct 10, 2017 14:47:23 #
canyondweller wrote:
Nikon vs Canon
This time next year I hope to be judging this on the basis of who has the better FF Mirrorless.
Oct 10, 2017 15:56:57 #
canyondweller wrote:
I was interested in either the Canon T6i or the Nikon D5600. For a couple of dollars more I could get T7i so I thought about that for a while. This weekend I purchased a D7200 with a 70 - 300 lens. It should be delivered sometime this week. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you to everyone for your imput. 😎😉
Way to go you made the right choice, now put it in BBF and catch some. B.I.F.
Oct 10, 2017 18:49:18 #
Oct 11, 2017 19:46:08 #
IBM wrote:
Good god man ,get a hold of your self ,you can get much better info on any photo site for free , no one ask for hand outs like Rock well, , they are there for the picking , if your sucked into Rockwell sobbe it
Relax... don't be so fast to condemn a website you may not know much about. Rockwell maintains a high level of expertise and knowledge for a living and does a great job in laying out the necessary data that the majority of people would require to make a purchasing decision. Since I have shot professionally for many years I am in the position to judge such things. I have recommended Ken Rockwell to scores of people who want to know how much camera they need and whats the best bang for the buck used or new. I have never found his advise to not be "right on" and therefore recommend his website. If you don't want to send him some money on paypal, its not required. I feel the advise and "comparisons" he supplies are great resources for most people trying to figure out what equipment to buy within their personal budget.
Have a nice day.
RodB
Oct 11, 2017 23:43:35 #
RodB wrote:
Relax... don't be so fast to condemn a website you... (show quote)
The info that is here is all they need and it's all free for the asking , have a nice night
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