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24p, time after time, nothing. How hard can it be? It would be a sweet video platform...
ericsan: IS on the 24 & 28 mm is a marketing trap to sell at higher price...we don't need IS on these light primes !
Still expecting the long awaited 35mm f/2 renewal WITHOUT IS !!!
Come on Canon move again !
Yes, but no professional videographer really handholds production shoots. Monopods are the minimum, but most are using tripods, jibs, steady cams, etc.
Berg Eltz is pretty famous :)
dgc4rter: I'm sure this is good news for many but I'm a photographer, not a cinematographer. Video has never held any attraction for me and I can't see that it ever will. There are many with the same feeling too and it feels like we're being dumped on the wayside at the moment with so much attention to video technology and hardly any in the development of high MP, high ISO sensor technology for still photography.
The best thing Nikon could do now would be to announce that 36 MP dedicated SLR with better low-light, high ISO performance than the D3s. That's what would get my vote and my money.
Birthday cake and skydiving?? Why comment if you "DONT CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS". Motion Pictures are just that "Motion" Pictures. They both use lenses, sensors, and cameras, one just puts them together with audio.
They are different for sure, but they are based on the same thing. You don't have to like the dSLR video, but to make foolish statements that say they are unrelated is silly.