pete_kusnick

<p>I'm writing a thesis on advertising and the concern of the buying public and its myriad choices can be dissected into Class A,B and of course C. The 6D is ensconced in the landscape, portrait and according to some the AF system of the D800 also excels there. The D600 was "proven" to achieve two steps or more Excellence in Resolution and NR than its counterpart in the Economic Recovery bill and HR Resolution: Bucks v Bigger Bucks. The fire sale now or never spend with us again 5D Mark III (r they selling Lincoln Continentals?) has an enviable AF sys. If u can't select a tracking choice from here it comes to there it goes to off it went to yikes I missed it while pursuing my best option than u need to consider still life. Why doesn't Canon just make a chip with an algorithm that knows what to do when you're being chased by a tiger in remotest India or landing a Lear Jet on your compound roof? It should be easy but then what we would do for "Manual" vs. "Auto" in the world of German engineering? </p>

<p>Think real hard on what you want to shoot more than which lens is better when you're comparing two excellent lenses. Though probably the constant aperture with excellent elements has the better reputation. Good luck.</p>

<p>The seagull is a beautiful picture.</p>

<p>Incorporates Nikon's comprehensive digital image-processing EXPEED (Ex what?)<br>

Scene Recognition System (stop making one)<br>

Incredibly low-noise performance (keep it down in there I'm watching "Law and Order")<br>

Live View enables face priority (it knows what I want, thanks Mom)<br>

Active D-Lighting ( I didn't like the retouch version)<br>

Multi-CAM 1000 (Supercharged 500 hp fueled by carbon monoxide- we're green and clean)</p>

<p>Apparently the Nikon R&D department has no idea what to make of the requests it gets from marketing. I'm going to check out Canon because they are about to release the new version of the most recent update to compete with Nikon. Microsoft's new ads show a woman at an outdoor cafe claiming she invented Windows 7 and MS heard her wish for an operating system that never crashes. I wonder if I can dream up the next camera?</p>