Canon VS Nikon? by blinkings
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I know plenty of people who are either Nikon or Canon fanboys ONLY. I have used both until the grips and colour have literally worn off my SLRS's, but they are all still going strong! So either is fine by me!
What is your preference, or are you into Sony, Olympus or one of the many others? I would be interested to hear your preference if you have one! I guess I should say that I shot both of these with a Canon 5d II.
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Comments (21)
ronmolina
No preference they are all good. Just have to know how to use them.
prutzworks
agree with above, my tools of the trade are a 1000d, 550 D, 600D and a Sigma SD15 imo rhe Sigma wins on color capturing
mtdana
I have a Nikon DLSR and I like it but any of the brands are excellent and far exceed my abilities. It does seem once you choose a brand and invest in a few lenses you develop a certain amount of brand loyalty.
mbz2662
Fun shots :) I shoot with Canon, it's what was available and affordable at the time. Now I have invested in "stuff" so... it's CANON for me.
RodS
Canon shooter, here. Had an EOS650 for years, so when I went digital, I stayed with Canon as the 650 lenses work fine with the digital. Nikon makes excellent cameras and lenses as well. This is a great pair of captures!
Hendesse
Wow ... The lenses are pretty huge. Two great shots. I shot 5 or 6 years with a Nikon Coolpix 8400, a so-called bridge camera. She has always taken good photos and still works. 2 years ago I bought a DLSR, a Canon 5D Mark II. That's another world. I think, both brands are very good, you must decide for one of them, or for a different brand. There's a saying: The eye makes the picture, not the camera.
durleybeachbum
I was always a Pentax person till I went digital. I can't stand the weight of any DSLR and anyhow I can't be bothered with doing a second honours degree in order to understand how to work it! My brother swears by Canon.
jayfar
All my photography is done using Olympus equipment even in the days of film.
Rob2753
I was a Pentax in the days of film but I now shoot with Nikon DSLRs largely because the cameras feel more comfortable in my hands especially the older D40 as the Canon equivalents were slightly smaller and I never felt I had a proper grip on them
stnaper
My camera came in a pancake box a couple of years ago. It takes like six pic's before I have to charge the battery, but I love it. It even fits in my shirt pocket, cool huh? Outstanding photo's Andrew.
alanwilliams
I have Nikon gear, a D90 with 105 macro, 70-300, 85mm portrait, and 18-105mm, I'also just got a Fuji x 100s, which i'm busy learning to use
dakotabluemoon
I have both dude but i seem to like Nikon the best as i get better results and the pics that come off of my Cannon i cannot use on here cause i can't get them cropped enough to throw on so there u go mate.
bernieloehn
LOL! I simply say: Samsung! :-P
Raages
Since I hated to lug my 8 kilogram Nikon D80 + 3 objectives, I sell it and bought me a Fuji X-S1 and I am very happy with that camera.
whaleman
I have a Nikon D300 and a D300S which have worked very well for me. I also keep a Lumix G5 in the Jeep in case I don't have my big stuff with me. My next camera will be a Canon D5MK3 or maybe a Dx1, but I will continue to use my Nikons too. I want the Canon to work with some big glass that appears to outperform Nikon's big glass. Might be a dumb and expensive move so I'm not jumping in yet. Still assessing things said by Canon reps and dealers which do not jive with each other. One or the other is providing misleading information and it seems to be the dealer.
kgb224
I had the following DSLR cameras thus far: Olympus,Sony and currently Canon. All of them is fine with me. Must still try Nikon though. Superb capture my friend. God bless.
kgb224
I started with a Kodak point and shoot when the photography bug bit me. After that the above mentioned DSLR brands followed.
Faemike55
if it is easy to use (without requiring a degree in electronics) then I will use it! at the moment, I have a Sony and a Canon and I like them both
jjoker
30 years of film was with Canon SLR cameras, Mamiya RB67, and Calument 4X5 DSLR cameras have been Canon and Nikon. If you want to pick me up a couple of those Canon & Nikon lens, I would sure appreciate it.
Cyve
Very very well done !
debbielove
I have a canon but I'm not a fanboy as such.. I tend to go for price lol Needs must as they say! Rob
danapommet
Started with a Kodak 404 (mostly shooting slides) in the early 60s, Pentax film camera through the 80s, had good luck with a Minolta for many years (my first digital) and now with a Canon. This Canon has been dropped multiple times and soaked in gorge and still serving me well but I am looking to replace it with a Nikon. New Hampshire has no sales tax so I only have another week to decide!