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    Quote Originally Posted by steventay

    how come my old Ixus cannot take sharp photo for kids moving

    i thought all have face capture mode ?

    http://www.dpreview.com/products/pan...nasonic_dmclx3
    LX3 have
    Maximum aperture F2.0 - F2.8
    Minimum shutter speed 60 sec
    Maximum shutter speed 1/2000 sec
    Aperture priority Yes ?
    Shutter priority Yes

    so which one is very important when taking kids photo?
    Oops should be faster shutter speed + max aperture from F2 - F2.8...

    If the D3200, D5100 & D7000 all can be do as well than the digital cam on 99% for kids moving pose.

    Just buy combo for D3200 + 35mm f1.8G DX that so.
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    how the picture like when take when kids move using LX3?

    the compact cameria i have take kids photo blur
    Maximum aperture F2.8 - F4.9
    Minimum shutter speed 15 sec
    Maximum shutter speed 1/1500 sec
    Aperture priority No
    Shutter priority No


    unlike yr LX3 is Shutter priority Yes
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    Quote Originally Posted by steventay
    how the picture like when take when kids move using LX3?
    Have to go back and find up, cause long time didn't used already

    But LX3 is outdated already, you should look at LX5.
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    wife must use cos if not every photo i will not be inside
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    Quote Originally Posted by rain5533 View Post
    Have to go back and find up, cause long time didn't used already

    But LX3 is outdated already, you should look at LX5.
    will go shop to test out.
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    Steven, try to use your ixus at it's widest focal length at widest aperture if you want to try to freeze the kids.
    I have the d7000 and I gifted my brother and g3. The g3 is very capable for its size and gives wonderful images. But it's still not on the same level as the d7000.
    Of course it's way lighter.
    Does your camera take external flash? If yes, that would be the route I would suggest.
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    Just chipping in my 2 cents, but the key to capture running kids etc, is fast shuttle speed. Set it like 1/50 or faster, depending on how erratic your kids move about. For my case, 1/40 is enough. If you can open your aperture wide ie lower f number (f2, f2.8 etc) the merrier, as that would mean you can shoot at a faster speed, without making your pictures look too dark. An alternative will be to use flash, either on camera flash or an external flash e.g. SB700, if applicable hope this helps

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    Some of my street walks in malacca and taken with 35mm DX and D7000 (f/1.8 with ISO : 2000)
    fantastic man when shots in ISO 2000 to 3000.







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    Quote Originally Posted by rain5533
    Some of my street walks in malacca and taken with 35mm DX and D7000 (f/1.8 with ISO : 2000)

    Please take noted, all the photos you may taken as fast as sharp in possible,
    some stock won't allow you to shots with their products,
    you many buy and bring back and shoot as what you like
    You should post it in the gallery section

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    Quote Originally Posted by spree86 View Post
    You should post it in the gallery section
    oops...

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    Interested in getting a the d7000... anyone who just bought the d7000 care to share how much u bought it for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThreeM View Post
    Interested in getting a the d7000... anyone who just bought the d7000 care to share how much u bought it for?
    TK foto quoted $1819 (if I remember it correctly) with the 18-105 kit lens + Herringbone strap + Phottix grip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThreeM
    Interested in getting a the d7000... anyone who just bought the d7000 care to share how much u bought it for?
    The Nikon D7000 body only is about S$1,500 at iPhoto (formerly known as Lords)
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    Since D7000 is around 2yr old...

    will we see any replacement for D7000?
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    ho yo... doesn't sounds cheap man... T_T... i guess i save up more for lens first bah... or should i just upgrade?
    using a d5000... I wan the commmander... for my flash and stuff... i wan to learn more... Looks like it's limiting me eh... Lens? or Body first?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThreeM
    ho yo... doesn't sounds cheap man... T_T... i guess i save up more for lens first bah... or should i just upgrade?
    using a d5000... I wan the commmander... for my flash and stuff... i wan to learn more... Looks like it's limiting me eh... Lens? or Body first?
    In Malaysia the body is about $1300 now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spree86

    In Malaysia the body is about $1300 now.
    HI I bought my D7K with kit lens at Mee Too (Angsana)for RM$4200/- plus memory card, bag, tripot, lens protector(must ask) & cleaning kit. "maybe"now the price might drop abit coz alot of supplies coming in....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jintanz Maniz

    HI I bought my D7K with kit lens at Mee Too (Angsana)for RM$4200/- plus memory card, bag, tripot, lens protector(must ask) & cleaning kit. "maybe"now the price might drop abit coz alot of supplies coming in....
    Hmm your don't need most of the things (tripod, cleaning kit and even the bag) no sure what is a lens protector though, you mean a lens pouch? If you reject those things maybe you can get a better deal.

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    I agree... can get lower price just got to bargain...the protector is the UV protector n scratch resistance..coz at that instance I just bag everything they want to give hehe...coz it is within my budget....

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    Default Re: D7000 users (Part 4)

    Anyone using D7000 with older version of Tamron 17-50/f2.8 with motor?

    Any chance of getting it to AF on Live view?

 

 
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