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Very good

7

out of 10

wilswong

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This baby is not in yet so how can it be perfect without using

Nov 20, 2007

Rating: 1 out of 10 (Abysmal)
Pros: Ratings comes in before usage
Cons: A good camera like that should not be scrutinized with ratings before it is out in the market
Opinion:
If the Nikon D3 is upcoming and yet got perfect 10 without seeing the real thing including its picture...it only can mean one thing, the judgment is based on specifications only. Please correct me if I am wrong

The camera is an image device, not a computer per-se so I still do not know how people can put it at 'perfect' when there's no indication if they have used it at all.

One thing that would get people with DX lens to buy the camera is that it can 'downsize' to DX format size when it senses DX lens...that would be useful. But I feel that the main customers would be those that has old full frame lens in their collection.

Still good thing that Nikon looks after those who has adopted DX standard.

cleponz

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The last dSLR you'll ever buy !

Nov 18, 2007

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Full frame, fast as jets, superb picture quality, nice high ISO pictures
Cons: still a little bit large for those with small hands, HEAVY price tag
Opinion:
It's the best dSLR I've ever seen ! I think the Canons still can't beat this champion !
The price is really worth the performance it gave.
Buy it and you'll walk in the right way !

TheChairman

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Nikon goes top again

Nov 15, 2007

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Heritage
Cons: None yet
Opinion:
Nikon looks like it has done well with developing a professional full-frame camera. Can't wait to buy one to add to my Nikon collection. Nikon's have history on their side and they have met the challenge of Cannon well. Let the competition between the big brands continue...

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