patrick_y
[PuristSPro Moderator]
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I'd go with the D800
The Leica is going to come out with a new M first quarter of 2013. But unless you like full manual control, the D800 is an ideal camera that offers you plenty of control and power and is easier to use overall than the fully manual Leica.
And it seems like you already have the investment in Nikon glass, so it'd be silly not to take advantage of that.
Don't really know the difference between the D600 and D800e, but I'd go with the D800e as I have heard so many professional photographers and our resident moderator say nothing but positive things about it.
Need advice on upgrading new camera
After seeing Ming nice pix and now Damjan jump the wagon. Appreciate if someone could share with me at least (sure many others also interested) opinion on : 1. Should I upgrade D300 to D800 or to D800e intead, why ? Or may be D600 is good enough ? 2. or g...
re: upgrade
Hello Quan! I guess it is really depends on what you want the camera to do that you are not getting in your current one. I upgraded from a D300S (which I got when it was first released and as a upgrade from a D40X) to the D800 so I know how you feel. IMO,...
Regarding your point number 3
The new Leica M is no rumour any more. It will be available in January 2013. May I ask which kind of photos you have in mind, because the rangefinder camera is quite different to all the others you mentioned? Oliver
I'd go with the D800
The Leica is going to come out with a new M first quarter of 2013. But unless you like full manual control, the D800 is an ideal camera that offers you plenty of control and power and is easier to use overall than the fully manual Leica. And it seems like...
Too much choice and highly dependent on your style
But until Nikon gets their act together, avoid the D600 due to widespread reports of sensor dust caused by taking photos... :( Regards, Richard.
Quan, you seem to look for a all rounded
equipment. Summarising from your points stated, I would make a simple proposal: if you want to shoot these... use a rangefinder, in your post, that is a M camera: and if you like to shoot this.. use a DSLR (any kind and I use a stone aged D350) with the ...
Don't upgrade
D300 is a capable camera. Instead buy sony rx100 for intrepid shots, macro, and small camera actions. And then next you get sony rx1. The smallest full frame camera, pair it rx100, and you have a perfect travel cameras combo. Wide angle and zoom lens on d...
Thanks everyone for the kind suggestion
I think first I need to improve my skill....... Have a Good Week Ahead