hi guys.. what are your thoughts with regards to d800 for wedding photography? anyone tried before? i know 36mp is a bit too big but ur thoughts pls..
If shooting prewed D800 is still ok. For AD? unless you are going to shoot with Jpeg at lower resolution.
I shot with the D800 + EyeFi, Basic+Small = 5mb file. That's for JPEG. I don't think I want to use the D800 except when I'm expected to do very large prints. Kinda glad the D4 was only 16MP.
Agree with you and that's what the D800 is designed and built for in studio work and producing large prints. Sometimes we humans get mesmerized by exceptional features and thus overlooked on the practical side. And yes the D4 at 16MP is still considered a sweet spot, just that owning one is a costly investment.
was thinking of the d600 but with all the sensor problems, i wont wanna waste time go nsc every nw n then.. have a d700 n looking at d800 to complement.. d4 is awesome but way off budget..
hi guys.. what are your thoughts with regards to d800 for wedding photography? anyone tried before? i know 36mp is a bit too big but ur thoughts pls..
mzhaf7 said:was thinking of the d600 but with all the sensor problems, i wont wanna waste time go nsc every nw n then.. have a d700 n looking at d800 to complement.. d4 is awesome but way off budget..
was thinking of the d600 but with all the sensor problems, i wont wanna waste time go nsc every nw n then.. have a d700 n looking at d800 to complement.. d4 is awesome but way off budget..
but to me that beats the purpose of paying for a D800.
was thinking of the d600 but with all the sensor problems, i wont wanna waste time go nsc every nw n then.. have a d700 n looking at d800 to complement.. d4 is awesome but way off budget..
The dust issue of the D600 has been resolved actually. If you buy one of the older stock, bringing it into NSC will get the issue resolved for you also, as reported by some of the other CSers. You can read more about it here:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1164826-d600-do-you-have-spot-oil-issue-29.html#post8361038
I am still using a D700 as a second body, and the camera is still very relevant in this day. Overall it is still a better camera than the D600 in terms of handling and AF.