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If you’re one of those folks getting sick of the mainstream (camera) media going on and on (and on) about how great the Nikon D700, then judging by my webstats you:
don’t visit this site
Currently own a 5D.
By now you’ve heard me go on and on about full frame sensor digital cameras, singing their praises, and [...]
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Camera Labs has an ISO IQ comparison up between the Nikon D700, the D300 and the Canon 5D. No suprises really, the D700 has visible detail advantages begining at just ISO 200. Factoring in noise at higher ISOs, the D700 is handily beating its ASP-C challenged sibling the D300. Also not suprising, is the performance [...]
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via the forums (so helpful, the forums are)
Said Karlsson has a helpful, though not scientific by any means, write up about the Nikon D700. Karlsson is a 5D shooter, so there’s some interesting insight to some of the advantages of the D700 over the 5D (or not).
Some highlights for Karlsson:
The screen on the D700 is [...]
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With the advent of full frame sensors in the upper echelon of DSLR has anyone else noted the intense desire amongst the non-professionals to acquire its “magical powers”? I would argue that full frame may be even usurping megapixels in terms of desire for most of us enthusiasts.
There’s a good reason for this of course. [...]
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One of the reasons I’ve craved a Canon 5d for so long, and now of course the Nikon D3, is their “advantage” of full frame sensors. The advantage of the sensor isn’t just not having to deal with crop factors, no the real advantage is the ability to (all things being equal) take better pictures. [...]
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Just some additional speculation on what Canon might be announcing before PMA and afterwards from the folks at CNET. It could be possible that the 5D Mark II or 7D or both might not come at PMA. Or they might. Or a 7D (lower end) now and a 5D Mark II (higher end) later. Your [...]
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