[Centraal] Nikon dSLR topic XIV

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Op zaterdag 28 december 2013 19:24 schreef Ener-G het volgende:
Zou dan de Nikon doen, die heeft VR aan boord (stabilisatie). Ik weet niet wat je budget is, maar ik zou even doorsparen en meteen voor de Nikon 70-300VR gaan.

Al zou ik zelf voor Thailand er een 35/1.8G bij scoren, zeker als je er ook in de avonduren en binnenshuis op uit gaat. Lekker licht en klein in combinatie met je D3100.

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Op donderdag 9 januari 2014 21:10 schreef Mercan het volgende:
Gebruikers van de D610 hiero?

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Op donderdag 9 januari 2014 21:12 schreef Mercan het volgende:
Gebruikers ervaringen mbt het focus systeem.

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2014 07:04 schreef Uncle het volgende:

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Geen snelheidsmonster dus in het donker is de AF iets minder betrouwbaar. Prima bij statische objecten. Minder handig bij sport etc. Maar collega heeft prima concert platen mee geschoten dus heel slecht is het ook niet.

Enige nadeel wat mij betreft is dat de focuspunten erg dicht op elkaar zitten en erg centraal gepositioneerd. Bij stilstaande onderwerpen kun je prima pre-focussen en daarna compositie bepalen. Dat gaat bij sport/concert/bewegende beelden natuurlijk niet en dan zit je dus vrij vast aan een centrale compositie. Croppen is een optie maar zou geen voorwaarde moeten zijn. Dat is het nu wel bijna

Verder prima camera, mits je geen last krijgt van het stof/olie probleem! En daarvoor hebben ze de D610 uitgebracht

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Op zondag 12 januari 2014 18:51 schreef Ener-G het volgende:
Focus punten in het midden hoeft geen belemmering te zijn, heb er met mn D700 in ieder geval geen last van, ook niet bij concerten. Je kan altijd nog focus-recompose doen vanaf een van de buitenste AF punten, en dan hoef je nog maar een klein stukje zodat je minder snel in de knel komt met krappe DoF.

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The Nikon D4s is now officially announced: 16MP sensor, ISO 409,600, RAW S (small) and a price tag of $6,500 ($500 more than the D4; see D4s vs. D4 specs comparison).

Shipping will start on March 6th. Pre-order links will be online shortly. Official sample images are available here.

Nikon also announced a new Capture NX-D software and two Quick-Draw straps.

Additional Nikon D4s details:

Nikon D4s details

Rethink the limits of speed, precision, efficiency and versatility in the field. With remarkable enhancements throughout the entire workflow, thrilling new levels of speed, performance and ISO sensitivity and the superior image quality of a Nikon flagship HD-SLR, D4S frees professionals to perform at their peak in whatever conditions their assignments demand. Capture full resolution stills at 11 fps for approx. 200 shots with full AE and AF functionality, noise-free photos and videos up to ISO 25,600 (expandable to a mind-boggling ISO 409,600 equivalent at Hi4) and 1080p Full HD videos with high-fidelity stereo audio. Transfer files 10x faster with new 1000 Base-T (Gigabit) wired LAN, and increase that speed further by shooting a smaller RAW SIZE S format. Think and shoot in ways you may not have believed possible.

Nikon D4s camera
The evolution of a masterpiece.

The course of modern imaging has been forged by the talent and ingenuity of working professionals, but also by the introduction of a few cameras so innovative and forward-thinking, they redefined what's possible. The Nikon D4 has been such a camera. And now D4S proves that a great thing really can get better, with remarkable enhancements throughout the entire workflow, dazzling new levels of speed, performance, ISO sensitivity and, of course, the superior image quality of a Nikon camera.

Nikon D4s performance
Speed and performance

How do you make a revolutionary camera better? Improve its speed, precision and efficiency without sacrificing the features that make it exceptional. D4S builds on the success of D4 with 30% faster image processing and substantial energy savings—capture up to 3,020* stills on a single charge—an extended standard ISO range (100-25,600) with enhanced noise reduction, and improved tonal range and smoother gradations. Shoot 11 fps for approx. 200 shots at full resolution with AE and AF functionality. For faster initial subject capture, use five AF sensors as a single focus point with the new Group Area AF setting. Transfer files 10x faster than the D4 with new 1000 Base-T (Gigabit) wired LAN, and increase that speed further by shooting a new smaller RAW SIZE S format. Perform at your peak—D4S will keep up.

*Based on CIPA Guidelines

Nikon D4s-Quality
Nikon image quality

Like its predecessor, the D4, the D4S delivers a level of image quality that elevates the power of any story. An improved 16.2MP FX-format CMOS image sensor is paired with Nikon's spectacular new image-processing engine, EXPEED 4, for truly phenomenal speed and performance in the field. The combination achieves outstanding ISO sensitivity, faithful, vibrant color, natural depth, subtle nuanced tones from pitch black to snow white and smoother gradations in both stills and videos. Nikon's proven 51-point AF system and 3D Color Matrix metering III with a 91,000-pixel RGB sensor provide fast, accurate autofocus and metering. Enhanced Picture Control tone curves deliver more depth and clearer color rendition in "Standard" mode. For viewfinder shooting, a new custom setting lets you toggle Face Detection on and off as the situation requires for improved exposure bias around your subjects. You can even measure White Balance against any point in the frame.

Nikon D4s ISO performance
Nikon flagship ISO performance - Noise-free shooting from ISO 100 to 25,600

Photographers go where their assignments take them, and this often means working in the high-contrast glare of the midday sun, the low-light at dawn or the poorly illuminated interiors of a sporting venue. Nikon flagship D-SLRs have long been recognized by professionals for their clean performance at high ISO settings, and D4S takes that performance to the next level. With a specially designed 16.2MP FX-format CMOS image sensor engineered to collect more light and render higher image quality plus the power of EXPEED 4, you can shoot sharp photos from ISO 100 all the way up to 25,600. The ISO range can be extended to a mind-boggling ISO 409,600 equivalent at Hi 4 for overcoming the most challenging lighting conditions. Enjoy great flexibility in your approach to fulfilling challenging assignments.

Nikon D4s with flash
A camera that works as hard as you do

D4S is designed to keep you shooting wherever the story brings you, even after others have packed their bags for the day. Its increased ISO range means you'll be able to capture brilliant photos and videos in whatever light is available. Enjoy improved ergonomics and operability as well as flagship levels of durability and reliability—key for those who spend all day with a camera around their neck. Select from five image area modes while shooting stills in Live View: FX, DX, 1.5x, 5:4 and 1.2x. A new RAW SIZE S setting allows for shooting 12-bit uncompressed Nikon NEF files that are smaller and more easily manageable—speeding up the entire workflow. When you're racing a deadline at a major event, D4S can transfer images up to 10x faster than previously possible with its 1000 Base-T Ethernet. D4S is the camera for today's working pro.

Nikon D4s video rig
Professional video and audio capabilities

Today's stories are being told through stills, video, audio and exciting combinations of each. D4S is a multimedia powerhouse, allowing you to capture stunning and smooth 1080/60p video. Shoot scenes with tremendous depth and sharpness as well as with shallow depth of field or bokeh—and even capture 2MP stills simultaneously while recording video. For video, 2.7x Crop Mode extends the reach of lenses and produces outstanding video quality and detail. D4S adds real-time audio adjustments during recording, selectable sound ranges like Wide Range and Voice Range and improved wind noise reduction on the internal mic. Adjust color settings on the camera's LCD to better match an external monitor. Capture smoother Time Lapse sequences with reduced flicker and improved interval control (up to 9,999 shots), and even simultaneously record to internal CF or the latest high speed XQD cards and an external recording device. Create stories that move us.

Supplied Nikon D4s accessories:

EN-EL18a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
MH-26a Battery Charger
UF-2 Connector cover for stereo mini plug cable
UC-E15 USB Cable
AN-DC11 Strap
BF-1B Body Cap
BS-2 Shoe Cover
BL-6 Battery Chamber Cover
ViewNX 2

Press release:
Dominate the Decisive Moment, Again: The Nikon D4S HD-SLR is the Formidable Fusion of Speed and Accuracy
Nikon’s Flagship D-SLR is the Evolution of a Masterpiece, Reinforcing Nikon as the Choice of Pro Photographers and Multimedia Creators

MELVILLE, NY – Announced today, the new Nikon D4S establishes itself as the premier HD-SLR available to professionals; unrivaled with its combination of incredible speed, accuracy, low-light performance and exceptional image fidelity. Designed for the most demanding photographers and multimedia professionals in the world, the Nikon D4S improves upon the revered D4 to give users enhanced image and video quality, improved autofocus (AF), faster performance during and after capture in addition to an astonishing ISO range.

Nikon’s D series of flagship cameras continues to push the boundaries of professional image quality, speed and features. The newly developed 16.2-megapixel FX-format sensor works in conjunction with the new EXPEED 4 image processing engine to deliver new levels of still and HD video quality and performance. A new Group AF function and overall improvements build upon Nikon’s proven 51-point AF system, while the camera breaks convention with an ISO range that goes to an incredible 409,600 ISO (Hi-4) for maximum versatility in nearly any lighting condition. Overall speed and response is also enhanced, capturing full resolution at an astounding 11 frames-per-second (fps) with auto focus and auto exposure (AE), while benefiting from an overall 30% increase in processing power.

“By announcing the development of the new Nikon D4S earlier this year, Nikon has been able to work openly with professional photographers in the field to hone the cameras’ core capabilities into an unparalleled tool that makes otherwise impossible images a reality,” said Masahiro Horie, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. “The challenges of today’s professional multimedia photographer go beyond simply capturing amazing content. After the shutter clicks, the workflow enhancements that the D4S provides will give Nikon users an obvious edge in the stands, the studio, on the sidelines or in the field.”

Extreme Speed and Accuracy Give the Edge in the Field

Whether shooting extreme action sports or elusive wildlife, the Nikon D4S has been engineered to be the ultimate combination of speed and accuracy, giving photographers the power to capture even the fastest moving, unpredictable subjects with confidence and control. The proven Multi-CAM 3500 FX AF sensor module’s thoroughly recalibrated AF algorithms quickly zero in on its intended target— no matter how near, far, or abruptly a subject appears in the frame. Additionally, the D4S includes a new innovative Group AF mode. When selected, this mode utilizes five AF points to provide increased stability while tracking subjects, and enhanced accuracy by reducing instances of background focus. In situations where the background is bright with strong contrasting colors, photographers can now feel more confident, knowing that small, distant and fast-moving objects can be rendered sharper, faster and more frequently. Nikon’s AF Lock-on technology is also upgraded, shortening time in reverting from focus interruptions, such as a referee running into the frame.

Hundredths of a second can make the difference when capturing the decisive shot that graces the front page, the double-truck spread, or the client’s mantel. With this in mind, the Nikon D4S also improves tracking on high-speed continuous shooting at a blazing fast 11 fps, with continuous AF/AE. Because missing the shot is just not an option, Nikon’s EXPEED 4 plays an integral role in the D4S’ seemingly instantaneous response and swift performance, while enhancing energy efficiency. The camera now features a processing time that is a full 30% faster, in addition to a 200-shot buffer (JPEG) at full resolution at the maximum continuous mode.

As a proven flagship for the world’s most demanding photographers, the D4S retains the features that made its predecessor the professional’s choice in the first place. The Nikon D4S HD-SLR aligns 15 cross-type sensors in the center to detect contrast data in both vertical and horizontal planes. In addition to detecting each AF-NIKKOR lens with an aperture of f/5.6 or lower, the camera also utilizes nine cross-type sensors that are fully functional when using compatible NIKKOR lenses and a teleconverter with a combined aperture value up to f/8, a great advantage to those photographing sports and wildlife from extreme distances.

The Advantage of Superior Image Quality

At the core of the Nikon D4S is a newly developed 16.2-megapixel FX-format CMOS Sensor (36 x 23.9mm), engineered to deliver an immersive dynamic range, with exceptionally low noise. This newly developed image sensor works in tandem with the latest generation of Nikon’s powerful image processing engine, dubbed EXPEED 4, to bolster image quality, color and sharpness in both stills and video. The benefits of EXPEED 4 go well beyond high-speed image processing to provide evolved real time noise reduction, along with depth and clarity gradation rendering. The resulting images exhibit a wide tonal range, with true and faithful colors.

Thanks in part to the new EXPEED 4 processing engine, the Nikon D4S now shatters the perception of what’s possible with available light photography, giving users a native ISO range from 100-25,600 expandable from 50 ISO (Lo-1) to a staggering 409,600 ISO (Hi-4). This amazing ISO range rewrites the rulebook for available-light shooting, and is especially useful for professional sports shooters, photojournalists, as well as military and law enforcement agencies. The powerful EXPEED 4 image-processing engine incorporates an entirely new algorithm for even higher ISO noise reduction and color fidelity, resulting in an enhanced overall sharpness and clarity without sacrificing subtle textures and luminous details. The enhanced ISO is also a major advantage for other professionals including wedding and portrait photographers, who can now confidently capture the darkest reception, a candlelit ceremony, or create crisp studio portraits with flawless fidelity.

Other advanced Nikon technologies also contribute to the superior image quality of the Nikon D4S, including a new enhanced standard Picture Control tone curve that gives greater depth and clearer color rendition, especially on skin tones. For additional versatility, users have the ability to toggle Face Detect AF on or off while shooting through the viewfinder, and white balance calculation has been further refined for accuracy, while spot white balance is employed for easier presetting with more options.

Nikon’s exclusive 91,000-pixel RGB 3D Color Matrix Metering III system returns on the D4S to help capture true-to-life colors while solving the most challenging exposures, from sun-lit snow to stadium lighting. The system works by meticulously analyzing the variables within each scene and recognizing factors such as color and brightness values with unprecedented exactness. This data is then interpreted and compared against the camera’s on-board database to implement various settings, resulting in vibrant images with faithful color reproduction and balanced exposure.

Faster Workflow During and After Capture

While shooting speed and response matter in the moment, workflow speed has become increasingly important in a more competitive landscape. The D4S delivers upon the need for that speed with features that are engineered for today’s professional:

New RAW SIZE S files: In addition to shooting JPEG, full size RAW (NEF) and TIFF files, the Nikon D4S also has a new file setting to enhance workflow, RAW SIZE S. This setting allows for shooting 12-bit uncompressed Nikon NEF files that are approximately half the size (2464 x 1640) of standard uncompressed RAW files and are more easily manageable—speeding up the entire workflow process.

Faster transfer rate: When connected via LAN, users can now transmit files using Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Base-T LAN). This significant decrease in transfer times means more time to shoot, and less time transmitting files.

Improved battery life: Despite its processing power, the D4S is remarkably power-efficient. With the addition of a new EN-EL18a Lithium-Ion battery, the D4S can easily outlast the action with up 3,020 (CIPA rating) shots in single mode and 5,960 shots (Nikon testing) in continuous mode.

Dual card slots: The D4S uses both CF cards as well as the super-fast XQD card format to achieve the fastest possible transfer and write times.

Video Features Fit for the Modern Production Environment

With an increase in potent processing power, the D4S ups the ante when it comes to multimedia workflow and content capture. A versatile tool on location or on set, the D4S offers enhanced video quality and video-friendly features, in a compact and lightweight HD-SLR form factor. In addition to the innovative video attributes from the D4, the D4S offers the following new features:

Full HD video in variable frame rates: Users have the choice of various resolutions and frame rates, including a new 1080/60p option for increased flexibility in post. Users can also shoot at 1080 30p or a cinematic 24p, as well as various other NTSC and PAL frame rates and resolutions. By utilizing the B-Frame data compression method, users can record H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC format video with unmatched integrity for up to 29:59 minutes per clip.

Selectable image area: Users now have the ability to select an image area in Live View mode to match the glass or shooting style. To best suit the scene, FX, DX (1.5x) and 2.7x cropping is available.

Expanded ISO range for video and auto ISO control: D4S’ FX-format image sensor and EXPEED 4 work hand-in-hand to render a natural transition between bright and dark scenes, all while delivering rich tones, sharp edges and minimized noise, even at high ISOs. The D-Movie mode has a wide standard ISO range — from 200 to 25,600 to shoot in nearly any lighting. Furthermore, the ISO can be pushed up to an ISO 409,600 (Hi-4) equivalent. Additionally, D4S lets you maintain manual exposure for controlled shutter speeds and aperture settings while the camera automatically dictates the ISO maximum sensitivity from 400 to Hi-4. For assignments with dramatic shifts in lighting, this can be a remarkably useful tool.

Uncompressed 1080 60p: For the purest video quality, the D4S allows direct output of uncompressed files via HDMI. Output can be recorded to an optional outboard digital video recorder, making for an efficient editing workflow.

Manual control: Like the D4 HD-SLR, D4S offers full manual control when shooting video for maximum creative versatility.

Simultaneous recording: When recording to an external digital recorder via HDMI, the D4S can now simultaneously write to the CF or XQD card. This function is ideal for creating backups and recording while live-streaming content.

Improved sound: The range of audio frequency is now selectable, with options such as Wide Range and Voice Range. Wind noise reduction and audio levels can be changed during recording.

Smoother exposure transition during time-lapse and interval-time shooting: Creating breathtaking time-lapse movies is even easier with the D4S. The camera renders exposure transitions with unprecedented smoothness. Such scenes have been difficult to capture in manual or auto exposure mode, but now users can apply an auto exposure to achieve professional-grade time-lapse and interval-time shooting.

NIKKOR lens compatibility: The highest caliber optics are vital to creating HD images and Nikon is the world leader in optics manufacturing with a legacy spanning more than 80 years. Nikon has a vast NIKKOR lens system, with more than 80 lenses including 65 FX-format lenses with a variety of focal lengths and features, including VR vibration reduction.

Pro Grade Construction and Controls

As a flagship camera for professionals, the D4S is engineered to excel in the world’s toughest environments, while giving pros the features needed to get the shot. The shutter has been tested to 400,000 cycles, and the camera chassis is constructed of lightweight and durable magnesium alloy. Additionally, the camera is sealed and gasketed from moisture, dust and electromagnetic interference to resist the elements.

While shooting, users will appreciate a slightly modified control layout and ergonomics for faster and more comfortable shooting. Subtle changes increase grip and comfort, making the camera easier to hold for a wider range of hand sizes and more comfortable during prolonged use. Photographers will also benefit from composing through a bright viewfinder with 100% coverage. The D4S also features a newly designed mirror-moving mechanism, which uniformly and effectively absorbs mirror slap to minimize viewfinder blackout time. Even at 11 fps, this innovation makes it easier to track a fast subject through the optical viewfinder.

The wide and bright high-resolution 921k dot, 3.2-inch LCD screen of the Nikon D4S lets users easily change menu settings, compose and review images. Photographers have the ability to customize the color of the LCD monitor to better match studio monitors or personal preference. Additionally, the LCD monitor retains its auto-brightness function that automatically adjusts the brightness of the monitor to increase visibility and conserve battery life.

Price and Availability

The Nikon D4S HD-SLR will be available March 6, 2014 for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $6499.95.

Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/20(...).aspx/#ixzz2uJucBzkJ

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expandable to a mind-boggling ISO 409,600

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Op dinsdag 25 februari 2014 09:45 schreef shiznuts het volgende:
Ja, kun je wel leuk de ISO-range ophogen, maar op een gegeven moment ga je daar toch geen toepassingen meer voor hebben omdat je meer dan genoeg hebt aan de hoge ISO-range eronder? Ik denk dat meer mensen zitten te wachten op iets meer resolutie. Niet meteen de race aangaan met een medium format sensor camera PhaseOne IQ250 die 50MP heeft ofzo, maar van een flagship camera verwacht je toch eigenlijk wel zo'n 24MP-36MP?

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Op dinsdag 25 februari 2014 09:45 schreef shiznuts het volgende:
Ja, kun je wel leuk de ISO-range ophogen, maar op een gegeven moment ga je daar toch geen toepassingen meer voor hebben omdat je meer dan genoeg hebt aan de hoge ISO-range eronder?

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Op dinsdag 25 februari 2014 10:02 schreef shiznuts het volgende:
Mja, da's natuurlijk wel weer waar, maar ik kan me haast niet voorstellen dat ze niet in staat zijn om vrijwel dezelfde peformance te leveren met 24MP files. Het is 2014.

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Op zondag 8 juni 2014 14:00 schreef MaGNeT het volgende:
Vandaag de sensor van m'n D600 maar eens schoongemaakt, dit was het resultaat na zo'n 8000 shutter clicks.

Hier een crop van de "beruchte" linkerbovenhoek:

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Dit was na de eerste schoonmaak met een Sensor Swab:

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En dit was na 2 swabs:

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2x per jaar met een swabje schoonmaken is nu ook weer niet zo'n ramp, bij mijn 20D moest het ook ieder jaar wel een keer. Vooral na een bezoekje aan het strand met windkracht 8...

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Op zondag 8 juni 2014 14:40 schreef Thinkk-Pinkk het volgende:
Mijn sensor moet eigenlijk ook eens schoongemaakt worden. Maar ga dat dus mooi niet zelf doen. Ben daar een veel te grote prutser voor.

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Op zondag 8 juni 2014 14:34 schreef Nalbandian het volgende:

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Doe je dat gewoon zelf of besteed je dat uit? Ik krijg al de kriebels als ik erover nadenk om mijn sensor zelf schoon te maken .

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Op zondag 8 juni 2014 15:02 schreef MaGNeT het volgende:

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Zo spannend is het ook weer niet.

Setje sensor-swabs op maat voor je sensor bestellen en een flesje bijbehorende vloeistof.

Lens eraf, schoonblazen met blaasbalgje, spiegel omhoogklappen in menu, nog een paar keer blazen met balgje.

2 drupjes vloeistof op de sensor-swab, sensorswab van links naar rechts over sensor, dan swab omdraaien en van rechts naar links terug over sensor.

Lens er weer op, paar test-foto's schieten en indien nog teveel vuil nog een swabje eraan wagen.

Je raakt sowieso de sensor niet, er zit een glasplaatje voor dat tevens meteen een IR filter is.

Nu kan je dat glasplaatje of de laag die erop zit vast wel beschadigen maar met zo'n zachte, steriele sensor-swab lijkt me dat vrijwel onmogelijk.

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 10:00 schreef Tokus het volgende:
ik moet dan toch maar eens zo'n testfoto maken, want ik zie dat soort problemen met m'n D600 eigenlijk niet. Of ik heb gewoon geluk dat het een goede is.

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 10:42 schreef Uncle het volgende:
Denk eerder een kapotte sluiter even Nikon service in Beverwijk bellen. Die kunnen het vast voor je oplossen. Of een prijsindicatie geven zodat je zelf de afweging kunt maken de camera dat waard is.

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:20 schreef RichardRichard het volgende:
Vandaag mijn Nikon D3200 in ontvangst mogen nemen van de pakket bezorger. Helaas nog geen foto's kunnen maken want de SD kaart is helemaal corrupt en onleesbaar (Ook door de computer).Ik heb nog wel ergens een 4GB kaartje liggen maar die kan ik niet vinden.
Ik kan niet wachten om te beginnen met het leren omgaan met een DSLR .

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:20 schreef RichardRichard het volgende:
Vandaag mijn Nikon D3200 in ontvangst mogen nemen van de pakket bezorger. Helaas nog geen foto's kunnen maken want de SD kaart is helemaal corrupt en onleesbaar (Ook door de computer).Ik heb nog wel ergens een 4GB kaartje liggen maar die kan ik niet vinden.
Ik kan niet wachten om te beginnen met het leren omgaan met een DSLR .

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:27 schreef Thinkk-Pinkk het volgende:

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Veel plezier ermee! Heb je al vaker een spiegelreflex gehad? Anders is het beginnerstopic misschien ook leuk voor je

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:24 schreef Xilantof het volgende:

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Gefeliciteerd met je aankoop!
Je zut er veel plezier van hebben! De leercurve is lekker stijl!

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:27 schreef Thinkk-Pinkk het volgende:

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Veel plezier ermee! Heb je al vaker een spiegelreflex gehad? Anders is het beginnerstopic misschien ook leuk voor je

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Op woensdag 2 juli 2014 18:20 schreef RichardRichard het volgende:
Vandaag mijn Nikon D3200 in ontvangst mogen nemen van de pakket bezorger. Helaas nog geen foto's kunnen maken want de SD kaart is helemaal corrupt en onleesbaar (Ook door de computer).Ik heb nog wel ergens een 4GB kaartje liggen maar die kan ik niet vinden.
Ik kan niet wachten om te beginnen met het leren omgaan met een DSLR .

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Op vrijdag 4 juli 2014 19:32 schreef Fixers het volgende:
Ik heb mijn camera weer teruggevonden na er een jaar tijden mee gedaan te hebben. Ben er vanmiddag op uit gegaan, het bos in. Wel overgestapt op schieten in raw, ipv jpeg. Kwam er gelijk achter dat zelfs met die 6 megapixels 1 gig dan toch wat weinig is. Extra opslag is onderweg. Maar wat gebruiken jullie voor het bewerken en exporteren/converteren van raws? Ik gebruik nu View NX2, maar echt lekker werkt dat niet, beetje log en onhandig vind ik het.

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Op zondag 6 juli 2014 12:21 schreef Mercan het volgende:
Deze week de Nikon 24-70 f2.8 gekocht

Mijn Tamron 17-50 f2.8 mag nu weg, wellicht dat ik er hier iemand blij mee kan maken?
Het gaat om de scherpste versie, zonder vc en zonder interne focus motor.
Link

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Op zondag 6 juli 2014 13:40 schreef MaGNeT het volgende:

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Fijne lens, heb de 70-200 f2.8 er pas nog bijgekocht dus dat sluit mooi aan.

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Op zondag 6 juli 2014 16:48 schreef Mercan het volgende:

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Ik was begonnen met de Nikon 70-200 f2.8 (echt een must have).
Nu nog de 14-24 f2.8 en de cirkel is rond.

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Op zondag 6 juli 2014 18:48 schreef Fixers het volgende:
Ik doe echt bijna alles met mijn 50 mm f1.8. Mijn andere objectieven gebruik ik echt zelden.