BWiley
13th of August 2003 (Wed), 23:09
One thing alone would make me seriously consider spending the $ for a D1s - exposure consistency with flash. I've shot weddings with my D60 for 15 months now and although I've taken some great shots and generally please my clients, I still feel a great unpredictability when shooting altar shots. I've read everything possible and go to great lengths to be precise, yet I still get a wide variation of results.
My question is if D1s owners are experiencing similar exposure ups and downs or if those issues have been resolved. Do they feel a sense of confidence when they shoot events such as weddings or have they relegated themselves to checking the LCD and histogram after every shot. Do owners of the Kodak 14n have the same exposure unpredictability that D60 shooters have experienced? I'm almost at the point where I'm ready to consider spending the $ for the D1s or completely change to a Nikon-based system.
Any comments?
My question is if D1s owners are experiencing similar exposure ups and downs or if those issues have been resolved. Do they feel a sense of confidence when they shoot events such as weddings or have they relegated themselves to checking the LCD and histogram after every shot. Do owners of the Kodak 14n have the same exposure unpredictability that D60 shooters have experienced? I'm almost at the point where I'm ready to consider spending the $ for the D1s or completely change to a Nikon-based system.
Any comments?