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arthurking83
05-04-2012, 8:54pm
Watch the video and find out for 'ya self!


http://vimeo.com/39652026






There's only two minutes to go before your life will forever change.

.... so get a beer(fizzy drinks for the kiddies), a small pack of nibbles .. turn up the volume too as loud as your workplace allows(we all know you're browsing AP whilst supposedly working! ;)) and enjoy.

(awesome sound effects :th3:)
etherial
06-04-2012, 8:59am
Impressive movie, but sorry Arthur, I still want a 5DMkIII. :p
arthurking83
06-04-2012, 1:17pm
Impressive movie, but sorry Arthur, I still want a 5DMkIII. :p

Still doesn't make sense, but I suppose you could invest in a Nikon lens to Canon camera adapter to begin with, sell some of the paperweight ... oops! ... lens collection you have, get some proper glass, and take it from there! :lol:
Speedway
06-04-2012, 2:10pm
????????????????????????????
Keith.
Mary Anne
06-04-2012, 2:29pm
Sorry It does not do a thing for me. Perhaps that sensor has lots of dust bunnies in it now though.. :D
arthurking83
07-04-2012, 10:06am
Sorry It does not do a thing for me.....

surely it must ..... at least one small infinitesimal something to your photographic curiosity!! :D





... Perhaps that sensor has lots of dust bunnies in it now though.. :D

I'm assuming that Nikon has worked out a way to turn that ferociously furious flappy motion of the mirror into a pseudo vacuum effect that literally rips the dust off the sensor, and onto the closest Canon competitor! :p
ashey
07-04-2012, 10:38am
Quite slow compared to the 1DX sorry Arthur.
Mary Anne
07-04-2012, 12:23pm
No Sorry Arthur ... :(
Xebadir
09-04-2012, 7:56pm
Well theres your problem - A lack of quality wide angle glass -> they must need a Nikon to see the world from not such a narrow view Arthur ;). I really like the video work, and how couldn't you be impressed by the operation of such a machine - even if it was a Canon I would be impressed.

When Canon finally learns how to make a wide or ultrawide angle lens on a full frame - you can finally crow at Nikon Ashey ;). I reckon we are pretty safe though, they haven't threatened to yet.
arthurking83
10-04-2012, 6:37am
Quite slow compared to the 1DX sorry Arthur.



:D
Speedway
10-04-2012, 6:45am
You were about 5 1/2 days late starting this thread Arthur :rolleyes: ;) :p
Keith.
arthurking83
10-04-2012, 8:03am
You were about 5 1/2 days late starting this thread Arthur :rolleyes: ;) :p
Keith.

Late or slow? :p
MattNQ
11-04-2012, 11:24am
Whether it makes sense or not, that was a cool video.
It didn't change my life, but my D3000 promptly ran away & hid under the desk in embarrassment :D