PBIR Midnight Madness 3-11-2011

Elliot G

Spectator
These are all the good pics I got. I was testing out a new lens so dont be offended if you don't see any of you. Wish I would of realized that you could walk all the way to back to see the rest of the track sooner to catch some of the Bert and Fink action.







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Good shots :bigthumbu, hoping to go to PBIR this summer, but for sure going to CFRC to get some stuff
 
What lens? why couldn't you autofocus?

nikon 50mm f1.8 af-d on an af-s camera. lens was only 140 so id figure i try it out. i just gonna save now to finish my swap and then later possibly buy a 7d. I really want to try to get into some video production and i love the quality you can get from the 7d
 
Yea im working on getting a 70-300 or a 50-250, still not sure yet, for sure need to gt a bigger one then 18-55 for events to cover
 
nikon 50mm f1.8 af-d on an af-s camera. lens was only 140 so id figure i try it out. i just gonna save now to finish my swap and then later possibly buy a 7d. I really want to try to get into some video production and i love the quality you can get from the 7d

$140? Damn prices must have gone up, I remember them being $120 on amazon.

Why 7D? D7000 is better in almost every way (AF video recording, higher ISO sensitivity, lighter/smaller, about $500 less) and you already have Nikon lenses. If you started with Canon, or dead set on getting one, I think the 60D is a better choice for the money.
 
$140? Damn prices must have gone up, I remember them being $120 on amazon.

Why 7D? D7000 is better in almost every way (AF video recording, higher ISO sensitivity, lighter/smaller, about $500 less) and you already have Nikon lenses. If you started with Canon, or dead set on getting one, I think the 60D is a better choice for the money.

amount of continuous video time, it records 1080 at 30p and 24p where as they d7000 only does it at 24p, and the 7d shoots at 8fps where the d7000 only at 6fps
 
are you nikon or canon. if you nikon check this out, http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/dx-dream-team.htm, this is kenrockwell's dx dream team and pretty much covers everything you could possibly need

Canon

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are you nikon or canon. if you nikon check this out, http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/dx-dream-team.htm, this is kenrockwell's dx dream team and pretty much covers everything you could possibly need

I'm probably gonna get the 55-200 Lens now, thanks :bigthumbu
 
amount of continuous video time, it records 1080 at 30p and 24p where as they d7000 only does it at 24p, and the 7d shoots at 8fps where the d7000 only at 6fps

Tried to look up the continuous video time for each but couldn't find it, could you fill me in? Only thing I saw was max size per clip and it said 4GB for both.

I still don't think it's worth it for the money and for the headache of switching over to a complete new set up for 6fps more in video and 2fps more shooting photos. Like I said, if you had a Canon from the start it wouldn't even have crossed my mind to mention the D7000, but just thought I would throw it out there since you already have a Nikon set up.

Good luck with whatever you do.:bigthumbu
 
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