Personally I would find it easier to do a 3d model of a D300 then mess with that rather than photoshop a fake. So when everyone says Photoshop jobs, it's probably easier (if you've had experience) to model the thing and render it.
This really has nothing to do with my own speculations on the matter of real/fake. All I'm saying is, 3d modeling programs make it so easy to manipulate existing models to the point of it seeming perfect. Because on the computer, it is. It's not just photoshop anymore kids.
Yep, I am. I'm desperate for affordable, full frame DSLRs with sensor cleaning technology and live view. I'm cheesed off reading about top of the line pro cameras I can't justify buying.
Canon 3d or Nikon D700, I don't care which. I'm stuck in the crop sensor dark ages, I want to move into the bright sunshine of affordable, modern full frame.
Yep, I am. I'm desperate for affordable, full frame DSLRs with sensor cleaning technology and live view. I'm cheesed off reading about top of the line pro cameras I can't justify buying.
Canon 3d or Nikon D700, I don't care which. I'm stuck in the crop sensor dark ages, I want to move into the bright sunshine of affordable, modern full frame.
Same here, I want to update my D70 since one year, but I was not amazed by the D80, so I was rather looking for D200 then D300, the opportunity to even get a potentially affordable full-frame DLSR makes me excited too.
I am sorry for some of you guys, loaded with 2 D3 or D300 per hands, and complaining about this discussion or our enthusiasm which might make you sick, but not everybody has the budget for 4 D3, it does not mean we are not sharing the same passion for photos
I think Nikon will release D700 + D3x at the same time, to make all nikonians happy
The D300 and D3 just came out and already it is not enough ... how sad.
Sheesh, heaven forbid we have fun discussing potential new Nikon gear on Nikon forum. If the discussion isn't turning you on then move on, dont thread crap.
Speculation .... schmeculation .... I would be very pleased if Nikon would introduce a mid-range priced FF DSLR with clean high ISO images ... nothing wrong with discussing the possibility ...
