The Best and Worst of 2012

Featured Friday, 21 December 2012 21:56

Best DSLR, Best Mirrorless, trend, brand and ugliest camera, most out of touch brand...

Check out my thoughts on the winners and losers of 2012.

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Comment Link Sunday, 23 December 2012 16:53 posted by Tony McKenna
I alway watch your videos I know I get a truthful review.
I use a NIKON D7000. I paid £1500 about three months ago. I find that it's well made good menu I also use the NIKON SB900 it's used a lot and I've never had the over heating problem that's supposed to have. I also use a a Tamron 70-300 zoom lense my main kit lense is 85-105. However I have heared Snapchick saying the D7000 was an entry level camera. My opinion, no way is the D7000 an entry level camera. It's a mid range or semi-pro.
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Comment Link Wednesday, 26 December 2012 01:25 posted by Erik Månsson
It is an entry level camera...
That's not something that the user defines, that's who Nikon made the camera for and most people would agree that it is an entry level camera.
A mid range or semi pro camera would be the D600.
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Comment Link Wednesday, 26 December 2012 06:42 posted by Karan
Is the nikon d5100 good for skatepark use. Could use also please tell me what setting you would use for the nikkor 18-55m lens.
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