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it should be okay.... just dont expect your buffer to recover as fast with it.

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you double posted, but I don't get it :s
isn't the extreme good enough? which one should I get than?

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Joren wrote:
you double posted, but I don't get it :s
isn't the extreme good enough? which one should I get than?


AFAIK there isn't any faster card then that.
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Joren wrote:
you double posted, but I don't get it :s
isn't the extreme good enough? which one should I get than?


yeah sorry the connection failed in the middle
of the post.

After more thorough research, I'll
have to agree. There isnt a card faster, so if you're having trouble with yours, it's the camera who isn't keeping up.

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actually I got a default (normal) Sandisk SDHC for €11
When I press my shutter release half way, I see my card got 9 pictures in the buffer. But it has a lot of lagg in those 9 pictures (in RAW).
Will it be worth to buy a extreme 3?

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Joren wrote:
actually I got a default (normal) Sandisk SDHC for €11
When I press my shutter release half way, I see my card got 9 pictures in the buffer. But it has a lot of lagg in those 9 pictures (in RAW).
Will it be worth to buy a extreme 3?

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it might help. however make sure that lag isn't from the shutter speed. make sure its from the memory card....

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palakaboy liked you shaving video

have you seen this? http://www.reverie.allesmist.net/D90.pdf
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have you seen this? http://www.reverie.allesmist.net/D90.pdf


giving it a lookover...

...makes me eager to see the next firmware update from nikon.

EDIT+ article is a tad outdated- EOS 5D mk2 now has full manual controls.

supposedly it's gonna allow full manual controls.

...i hate having to outsmart the camera.

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quick FYI on the d90.

D-movies DO increase the shutter count.

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...i hate having to outsmart the camera.


What do you mean? AS in there are not manual controls so you have to fiddle with the cam in wierd ways to get what you wawnt?
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...i hate having to outsmart the camera.


What do you mean? AS in there are not manual controls so you have to fiddle with the cam in wierd ways to get what you wawnt?


yeah, pretty much.

point at something bright. stop the 50mm 1.8 down to f8 or something, then point at the real subject then open up the aperture (via aperture ring- NOT the wheel) and record.

you can't adjust shutter speed while filming a d-movie.

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Koko56 wrote:
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...i hate having to outsmart the camera.


What do you mean? AS in there are not manual controls so you have to fiddle with the cam in wierd ways to get what you wawnt?


yeah, pretty much.

point at something bright. stop the 50mm 1.8 down to f8 or something, then point at the real subject then open up the aperture (via aperture ring- NOT the wheel) and record.

you can't adjust shutter speed while filming a d-movie.


Huh? what is the point of that please? :? :(

Why would you wnat to adjust the shutter speed though?
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palakaboy wrote:
Koko56 wrote:
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...i hate having to outsmart the camera.


What do you mean? AS in there are not manual controls so you have to fiddle with the cam in wierd ways to get what you wawnt?


yeah, pretty much.

point at something bright. stop the 50mm 1.8 down to f8 or something, then point at the real subject then open up the aperture (via aperture ring- NOT the wheel) and record.

you can't adjust shutter speed while filming a d-movie.


Huh? what is the point of that please? :? :(

Why would you wnat to adjust the shutter speed though?
to be able to adjust the brightness of the video. also if you can't control that, you'll end up with very grainy videos- even in broad daylight. that just shouldn't be the case.

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I must be missing something...

So to adjust the brightnes of the video, you have to adjust the shutter speeds? Does it not just adjust itself liek say on a PnS?

Grainy videos?
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Yea, my most videos are pretty grainy,
I got to use noiseware on sony vegas 9 pro ;)

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