disasterpiece

Lost me on 'It doesn’t transfer RAW'. I guess I'll be sticking to 'regular' SD cards.

@Abhijith Kannankavil - crop mode uses a limited area of the sensor, but does not increase the resolution artificially. Opposed to that, digital zoom usually uses the whole sensor, crops a part of...

What is this, a camera or a space ship?

Same issue here. I was a bit afraid to search about it, but hey, I now know that at least it's a somehow common problem. Also, I read a post on flickr about this and a sensible answer in the vein...

I sense snobbery just around the corner.

I see manufacturers trying to get video into DSLRs because of this whole package being a cheaper and attractive alternative to a ton of video equipment - even the cheapest APS-C models should offer...

I'm faced with similar dilema, only that I already own the 35. It is quite sharp, but only on condition that I manage to focus it right, which is kind of tricky - from my experience, the lens'...

Watch out, we've got an entrepreneur over here. ;D

Does the D90 have control over the output power in repeating mode? If so, can the lowest setting trigger the SB-700? How fast can the SB-700 go when you reduce its output even more? I'm considering...

D4, 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II, 85mm f/1.4G

I don't mean to nag, but if the aperture is linked to the mirror, how come we have aperture preview in the viewfinder (even the D90 had this, if I'm not mistaken)? Or is it different in LV?

I'm kind of sorry that I didn't wait for D7100 when I bought a D7000 four months ago, but then again, the differences are not huge. Also, I tend to disagree with the hint that there will be D7000...

It has the weight of 3 or 4 prime lenses, but I suspect it may have the price of more than that number of primes.

I was hoping for some functional updates to the D7000 - if I had the 800 f/5.6, I probably wouldn't be shooting a D7000.

I wouldn't dare doing this to my camera, but anyway, great shot!

No, but I don't need one either :D

Thanks, but I'll stick with Nikon.

D90 wouldn't be bad if you have good glass for it.

Not that's it's bad, but nothing really shocking to drive me away from my D7000. This is just the expected update to a more-than-two year old model. I guess I'll be buying more glass, then moving...

Isn't the AF way too limited considering the lack of controls for it? I guess you have to dig in the info screen to change from AF-S to AF-C, right?