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was wondering with all the hype of FF etc..... so what's going to happen to DX? what's the roadmap going to be?
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more good years ahead for the masses
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DX range will still be around, so dont worry.
might have cheaper years ahead... |
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let the film days, F90x and below = amateur, no mirror lock up. F100,F4, F5, F6= professional, have mirror lock up. DX becomes amatuer range and FX for pros.( or the rich amatuers) nikon will keep DX, provided that all other camera companies continue to keep their crop sensor cameras. this way, FX cameras will have a better price point for them to get a better profit. If DX is gone, there will be a big hole and FX price will have to come down quite alot to fill the hole. but if just 1 company decided to go all full frame and shift the FF price down 1 scale, competition kicks in and DX will soon follow the exit. seriously doubt anyone would do that since there is alot of research money that the companys need to earn back. Last edited by surge; 25th July 2008 at 09:31 AM. |
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you never know what technology can give you in a few short years' time.
For Nikon may develop a sensor that will enable full frame capabilities for DX lenses Look at just a few short years ago when we discussed if Nikon will release a full frame sensor. A lot of people shoot me down for that. Now, just a few short years, Nikon not only have 1 but 2 DSLRs that have full frame capabilities ![]()
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bravo to your 4sight now all those sisters of yous will 1-by-1 eat fx big time ![]() |
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![]() doesnt matter how many FX bodies there is so long as DX lives...too many DX lens i have already ![]() dont be like APS film camera....quitely just died off. |
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DX will still continue
Nikon will not kill their whole range of DX lenses just becoz of FX And there will still be a demand for entry level or intermediate level DSLR for variety ofhobbyist, pple who dun wan heavy cameras, last but not least pple who wants the speed of a DSLR but do not need the functions of a semi pro or pro camera Just be patient and see what nikon will offer for the range of DX TGIF, those who wanna shop for new lenses...hurry call your fav dealer today... ![]() |
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![]() for near total darkness and night vision, i think the camera will be banned in most countries or a special license required for it. you know those pita post-911 things. ![]() DX will be around for a long time as it can cater to a different market. there are more bird shooters today due to DX format. |
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there are still certain sections of photography that will benefit from DX sensor
eg. telephoto work and macro work auto upgrade of magnification 1.5X just need the high ISO noise of the FX sensor just imagine, if you take the 24 MP FX sensor and reduce it to DX you will get a 10 or 12 MP DX sensor with great hi ISO noise control for the masses it will be another home run for nikon
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Excuse me....where got 24MP FX sensor? ![]() ![]() Even if such "hypothetical" camera exist, the high price(likely $12k++) will make it prohibitively limited to very very serious and rich amatures and Pros only. Not something that will bring any home run like the current D700 is doing. Last edited by Ansel; 25th July 2008 at 12:06 PM. |
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DX noise will go down and down ... again look at D300 .. and more megapixels too
Both DX and FX will remain, each with its own niche This certainly make marketing sense - why kill the golden goose - and many many cents for the manufacturers Photographically it may also be sensible for pros to have two bodies: one DX, one FX, both high ISO capable, perhaps even equal, but certainly "good enough". (Amateurs will buy anything as long as salesman convincing and money no problem and for whatever reasons) What I don't know is the relative manufacturing cost for the design and manufacture of FX/DX lenses and sensors. If lots have been pumped/invested into these then manufacturers may be reluctant to abandon them, and so they will continue to be around. Last edited by espion; 25th July 2008 at 12:29 PM. |
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actually nikon has long worked on another format .....its called EX....for EXpensive.....hope the recent price cut does indicate that they have decided to shelf EX and make DX and FX more affordable... |
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sorry.double post
Last edited by surge; 25th July 2008 at 01:18 PM. |
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It is not dead, you be surprised.
I see something brewing in the horizon, call "D with 2 digit" in the crystal ball. It is approaching fast and furious and with exciting features somemore....... ![]() ![]() Disclaimer: Just my own nonsensical wild guess ![]() ![]() |
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ok, plz take all with a huge pinch of salt. ![]() |
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sometime the bomb can be on target one ok ![]() ![]() |
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