HB 101

And my D7000 still alive and kicking.



Very beautiful pictures.

But who cares! Love the pictures it produces.

If you care about those crazy high ISO, then the shots are pretty good.I never shoot with those ISO anyway - I prefer flash to ISO 6400 and f/1.8So for me, nothing special.I would have loved a...

I shoot my kid's hockey using the 50mm 1.8 prime , D7000 in M mode, A set to 2.8 time to 500 and ISO on Auto and continuos shooting.I shoot through the glass - be sure your lens touches the glass...

Are you comparing the focus system from the Nikon D90 with the one from RX100?That's not a fair thing to do: no P&S can even come close to any DSLR when it comes to focus.

I beg to differ: this specific forum it's been really nice for a while now.At least compared with the few months after D7000 came out: if you remember, back then it was a nut house.

That may be, but I would not buy a Nokia these days.Many people from the investment side think that Nokia has a good chance to go bankrupt.

Nice pictures - I have the same phone and love it.It has a pretty good camera and a really good camcorder.Bottom line: the best camera is the one from your pocket and not the $2000 one from home.

I agree: DSLR are not the future and they will be replaced.It may take more than 5 years, but they are gone.Remember, 10 years ago "all the guys who knew photography" said the film is king and...

Saint Ansel would have been the biggest fan of digital and the PP that comes with that.After all , he is the grand father of PP.

I hear you.In my case, I use my D7000 less and less because my phone, the Samsung Galaxy S IIX has a pretty good camera and an amazing camcorder.

The best camera is the one you have it with you - way better than your $3000 DSLR from home.