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Nikon ISO question. going to buy a new Nikon soon.?
I do an internship and taking classes on digital photography and I think it's time for me to it to the next level. Now I want my Nikon but I'm skeptical the last time the iso of the Nikon. I had my Nikon with a mentor during indoor basketball game. The gym is illuminated by fluorescent light, but it's all ambient. While Nikon have worked well that night. The ISO was 6400 and I was impressed, because the picture is clear and the noise was not noticeable. Unfortunately, my price is too low to get a camera with such iso. I am planning to buy a nikon max ISO 1600-3200. Will the noise control as well as my mentor Nikon D7000?
The best Nikon DSLR in low light, the D3s, D3x and the D700. If you cannot afford that, you dont have an alternative, but sacrifice performance for a cheaper price. Best Nikon DX cameras in low light, the D5000, D90 and D300s. I think the D90 is the perfect balance between price, weight and ergonomics. The D5000 is more beginner oriented, which means more of the settings in the menu or served with special dials or button on the body. D300s It is a serious, professional-looking camera that offers high speed continuous shooting and a weather-sealed magnesium body. However, the asking price for the Nikon D300s, I would rather go for the D700 site. Granted, it's just out of camera-DX operation, and your Mentor D700 in low light, but they are still relatively free of noise up to ISO 1600. It also provides ISO 6400, but do not expect the quality to be anywhere close to a full-frame camera like the D700. However, you can add insult to injury for the high-ISO performance by purchasing a large aperture lens instead. I recommend for indoor sports lenses include Nikon 85mm f/1.8 and Nikon 135mm f / 2
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