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Thank you for the quick response. I see Canon being used every where. Glad to hear from someone with a Nikon.Hi newtodvx100a we used the d7000 less and less for i fell in love with the F3.Still there are some Clips in the Vids. I think if you don't know you don't notice - so the D7000 really does a good Job.To my taste it's picture quality is better than the Canons - but the "half manual" Control over Exposure and Shuttermake it a little hard to work with the D7000 properly.
yep i must admit, i'm a Nikon guy ;-) but i fear Canon is cooking up some beasts right now to be released in a month or two. and so is Nikon they say...Thank you for the quick response. I see Canon being used every where. Glad to hear from someone with a Nikon.
Hey man, good job on the blog (and the project). My only suggestion would be for you to use the word 'native' footage instead of RAW footage.
shows you have no idea why people do not like the new version.It's blogs and tests like this that will prove the "haters" wrong. MUCH of the "lack of pro features" complaining is due to a lack of knowledge on the new workflow, new lexicon, and a new interface. I'm not saying all complaints are covered, but most are.
I'm excited to read more and see the results of your test. Be careful, you may be forever tagged as a "non-pro" if you choose to use FCPX! Lol.