I love diversity
using a Canon with Nikon lens is just as secksy as girls who are half Asian half something else


So your mother is a hermaphrodite?
kinda like Eric Cartman's mother prior to episode 201

This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 5 2010 01:28pm

He came out of a man's bumhole and he's still more wise than you are!

That's some shitty wisdom.

This post was edited by onepagememory on Nov 5 2010 04:13pm

I was at Best buy's last night playing with the D5000 and a D90.

I don't like the button placements. What's supposed to be a 1 hand operation changing ISO and WB became a 2 hand thing. The shutter button feels very... "weird". Guess i'm just used to the Canon side of things. I spend what must have been 30 minutes playing with them and i can't for the life of me figure out how to change exposure compensation.

But i do have to admit i like how the grip felt on these Nikon bodies.

Still 7D ftw.. that i played with at the store.. No 5DII, D7000, D3S, 1D etc


Edit: And omg, almost forgot... what the heck is with nikon.. No ISO100?? T_T.

Sucks for long exposures or trying to use a fast prime lens in bright sunlight.

I guess it's okay for nikon tho since their prime lineup blows.

This post was edited by Eek on Nov 5 2010 04:52pm

LOL. Nikon-related things do tend to blow

This post was edited by onepagememory on Nov 5 2010 06:45pm

Yet Canon has the shittiest 50 on the market. And Nikon has those DC 105mm and 135mm. Those lenses are fantastic. Then there's the 24 prime. And we all know Canons wide angles are shit compared to Nikon.

Nope. Can't say that I do. I seem to be blissfully unaware of a lot of these things.

Lol have you tried these lenses or are you just basing it on reviews?

Haven't tried the 24 prime. I have played with the 14-24 though, seems more practical then the prime. And you can't deny that isn't the best wide angle zoom on the market.

And I've rented the 135 DC before. Used it for my cousins baby portraits. Pretty certain the 105 is the same lens just different focal length.

The best wide angle is definitely not owned by neither Nikon or Canon

And you've tried the Canon equivalents?