Nikon D3x, D3s, D3, D700 [FULL FRAME] Community

[blizzaga4]

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Cge guys lets start this thread. Show me your Nikon Full Frame Rigs and sample shots. Let's discuss also your Full Frame Rigs.

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Nikon D700 [70-200 f2.8] Exif as follows:

[wooden_heart]

Cge guys lets start this thread. Show me your Nikon Full Frame Rigs and sample shots.

unhi bro, ganahan sad me kita sa mga shots sa FF cameras, maka inspire man gud

[dcshoeboy]

Millionaires Club mani na thread..hehehe

[Ian]

Cge guys lets start this thread. Show me your Nikon Full Frame Rigs and sample shots.

Could you tell the difference between a FF photo and a crop photo? Seriously, what is the point??

[blizzaga4]

Could you tell the difference between a FF photo and a crop photo? Seriously, what is the point??

well naa ra jud sa tao na mu post ug LIES dri... GOD sees and knows!

My point?
Para ma amaze sad ang mga tao. And it's not just pictures that we're gonna show but also some discussions about using FULL FRAME rigs.

[Ian]

well naa ra jud sa tao na mu post ug LIES dri... GOD sees and knows!

My point?
Para ma amaze sad ang mga tao. And it's not just pictures that we're gonna show but also some discussions about using FULL FRAME rigs.

OK since you started this thread, why not post your rig and your sample photos so people here will be amazed.

[taga_ipil]

In my own observation:

What makes Full differ from they others is that you don't need to multiply your Lenses.

Like if you have a 17-40L its 17-40L in a FF, but in a crop body like 1.6 or 1.3
if will be different because the 17-40L will not be a 17 after all, because you need to multiply 1.6 or 1.3 [correct me if I'm wrong]
FF is what you see is what you get.

Also the advantage on some FF DSLR is the way it handles the higher ISO, they're good at it on dealing with the noise, take Nikon D3s @ 3200 the noise still not visible as compared to other non-FF SLR.

once again, IMHO

Hope daghan ko wawart para maka-afford anang mga Full Frame hehehehe

[inkinian]

Could you tell the difference between a FF photo and a crop photo? Seriously, what is the point??

its better to have this kind of thread for us to educate than to those unnecessary/nonsense/basic newbie questions/thread which reading manual is simply the answer...

sa uban photography site.... mostly gi categorize ang thread about bodies and lenses aron dali ra maka relate ang forumers...IMHO

[inkinian]

In my own observation:

What makes Full differ from they others is that you don't need to multiply your Lenses.

Like if you have a 17-40L its 17-40L in a FF, but in a crop body like 1.6 or 1.3
if will be different because the 17-40L will not be a 17 after all, because you need to multiply 1.6 or 1.3 [correct me if I'm wrong]
FF is what you see is what you get.

Also the advantage on some FF DSLR is the way it handles the higher ISO, they're good at it on dealing with the noise, take Nikon D3s @ 3200 the noise still not visible as compared to other non-FF SLR.

this is true, dynamic range of FF is superb

[nowayL]

Post namo ug sample pictures mga FF cam owners para atong maaninaw ... hehe