How would you vote on a "DSLR camera of the Decade?"

RichA escribió:

I'd have to give it to the D700. I know the new D800 is better from a
few aspects, but considering when it was released, the fact it
performs outstandingly, has low noise, was affordable, a great body,
focusing, terrific customer satisfaction levels, etc., I'd say IMO,
the D700 is number one with the Canon 5D coming in second.

Am I the only one here that can only afford one camera? I only bought that
because it was old hat and therefore cheap.

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Pablo writes:

RichA escribió:

I'd have to give it to the D700. I know the new D800 is better from a
few aspects, but considering when it was released, the fact it
performs outstandingly, has low noise, was affordable, a great body,
focusing, terrific customer satisfaction levels, etc., I'd say IMO,
the D700 is number one with the Canon 5D coming in second.

Am I the only one here that can only afford one camera? I only bought that
because it was old hat and therefore cheap.

I don't see the relevance; nothing about having multiple cameras in that
question.
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David Dyer-Bennet escribió:

Pablo writes:

RichA escribió:

I'd have to give it to the D700. I know the new D800 is better from a
few aspects, but considering when it was released, the fact it
performs outstandingly, has low noise, was affordable, a great body,
focusing, terrific customer satisfaction levels, etc., I'd say IMO,
the D700 is number one with the Canon 5D coming in second.

Am I the only one here that can only afford one camera? I only bought
that because it was old hat and therefore cheap.

I don't see the relevance; nothing about having multiple cameras in that
question.

Dunno. Doesn't being qualified to comment depend on at least having had some
experience of said cameras?

Perhaps not.

--
Pablo

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http://paulc.es/piso/index.php

"MC" wrote in :

Pablo wrote:

David Dyer-Bennet escribió:

Pablo writes:

RichA escribió:

I'd have to give it to the D700. I know the new D800 is better
from a few aspects, but considering when it was released, the
fact it performs outstandingly, has low noise, was affordable, a
great body, focusing, terrific customer satisfaction levels,
etc., I'd say IMO, the D700 is number one with the Canon 5D
coming in second.

Am I the only one here that can only afford one camera? I only
bought that because it was old hat and therefore cheap.

I don't see the relevance; nothing about having multiple cameras in
that question.

Dunno. Doesn't being qualified to comment depend on at least having
had some experience of said cameras?

Perhaps not.

He does have a point.

However, having said that, having experience in using a camera does not
necessarily mean you have to own it.

MC


The camera rental market is apparently doing pretty well.