Nikon D90
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http://www.nikon-club-nederland.nl/foru ... hlight=d90
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Oud nieuws :
http://www.nikon-club-nederland.nl/foru ... hlight=d90
Had je kunnen vinden met de mooie zoekfunctie die ze hier hebben
http://www.nikon-club-nederland.nl/foru ... hlight=d90
Had je kunnen vinden met de mooie zoekfunctie die ze hier hebben
Geplaatst: vr dec 01 2006 10:20 am
Shit je hebt gelijk…was ik helemaal vergetenOpgezetfan schreef:Oud nieuws :
http://www.nikon-club-nederland.nl/foru ... hlight=d90
Had je kunnen vinden met de mooie zoekfunctie die ze hier hebben
…ik maar denken dat ik een zogenaamde primeur had 
Geplaatst: vr dec 01 2006 10:43 am
SPIKE schreef:Shit je hebt gelijk…was ik helemaal vergetenOpgezetfan schreef:Oud nieuws :
http://www.nikon-club-nederland.nl/foru ... hlight=d90
Had je kunnen vinden met de mooie zoekfunctie die ze hier hebben
Geplaatst: vr dec 01 2006 10:58 pm
Vind hem toch wel leuk hoor!
Vooral het onderstaande stukje van de 'review':
"No more shutter delays
While the D80 was pretty responsive, your reactions aren't. By the time you've realized you should have pressed the shutter, the moment is lost forever.
The D90 solves this problem thanks to Nikon's new MindProbe technology. MindProbe scans your brain, looking for those tell-tale low amplitude beta waves that signal an imminent shutter-press. By the time your neurons react, and you actually press the shutter, the D90 has already captured 3 images (or 6 in GTI mode).
That's right folks, for the first time in the history of photography, the shutter delay is actually measured in negative time. Now that's progress.
My Nikon contact tells me their R&D people are now working on a system that eliminates the photographer altogether. Nikon's customer research has discovered that when a photographer takes a great image, they claim all the credit. But when a photographer takes a bad image, they blame the camera.
By eliminating the photographer, Nikon plan to eliminate lousy photos altogether."
...Dat zal wel de reden zijn geweest voor Nikon om de D90 nooit op de markt te brengen. Als de fotograaf niet meer nodig is, wie moet dan de camera kopen???
groet,
Karel
Vooral het onderstaande stukje van de 'review':
"No more shutter delays
While the D80 was pretty responsive, your reactions aren't. By the time you've realized you should have pressed the shutter, the moment is lost forever.
The D90 solves this problem thanks to Nikon's new MindProbe technology. MindProbe scans your brain, looking for those tell-tale low amplitude beta waves that signal an imminent shutter-press. By the time your neurons react, and you actually press the shutter, the D90 has already captured 3 images (or 6 in GTI mode).
That's right folks, for the first time in the history of photography, the shutter delay is actually measured in negative time. Now that's progress.
My Nikon contact tells me their R&D people are now working on a system that eliminates the photographer altogether. Nikon's customer research has discovered that when a photographer takes a great image, they claim all the credit. But when a photographer takes a bad image, they blame the camera.
By eliminating the photographer, Nikon plan to eliminate lousy photos altogether."
...Dat zal wel de reden zijn geweest voor Nikon om de D90 nooit op de markt te brengen. Als de fotograaf niet meer nodig is, wie moet dan de camera kopen???
groet,
Karel