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NIKON D100






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The D100 is packed with exposure options and features to satisfy every type of photographer. Like Nikon's SLR film cameras, it offers 3D Matrix metering, which measures the light of the entire frame for optimal exposures. But if your shooting situation is more complex, you can adjust almost every image parameter--including resolution and compression settings, sharpening, tone, and hue--to precisely achieve the desired results.

White balance can be adjusted through Nikon's standard six presets, and those settings can be fine-tuned plus or minus 3 degrees to remove or add any extra color cast. Have an extra tricky lighting situation? The D100 offers both white-balance bracketing and manual white balance.

One of the best features of the D100 is that it accepts Nikon lenses onto its metal lens mount. While you'll want to stick with Nikon's D- and G-series lenses for optimal performance, many others can still be used with limited capabilities. The same goes for external flash units, or speedlights, but in both cases, check the manual carefully to assure proper compatibility and functionality. Numerous flash modes and flash bracketing are available, too.


You can mount a wide range of Nikon lenses on the D100. We tested it with an AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 GIF-ED.


Included accessories


The D100 fills out its list of options by offering you a choice of focus modes, not only with single-, continuous-servo, and manual focus, but also predictive focus tracking and focus area selection to keep those moving subjects in sight.


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Specifications


General
Product type Digital photo camera


Digital zoom No


Sensor resolution (effective) 6.1 megapixels


Optical sensor type CCD


Light sensitivity ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600


Still image format JPEG, TIFF


Analog video format NTSC, PAL


Min shutter speed 30 sec


Max shutter speed 1/4000 sec


White balance Automatic, hold, manual, preset
Lens
Lens aperture Lens not included


Interchangeable lens Yes


Lens type None


Auto focus TTL phase detection


Min focal length Lens not included


Max focal length Lens not included


Focus adjustment Automatic
Flash
Flash modes Slow sync, red-eye reduction


External flash terminal Hot shoe
Exposure
Exposure modes Program, automatic, manual


Auto exposure bracketing 3 steps in 1/3 EV step


Exposure metering Center-weighted, spot, 3D matrix


Exposure compensation ? EV range, in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
Memory / Storage
Media type CompactFlash, Microdrive


Memory included No
Viewfinder / Display
Display type LCD display


Diagonal size 1.8 in


Technology TFT active matrix


Display resolution 118,000 pixels


Optical viewfinder type Fixed-eye level pentaprism
Expansion / Connectivity
Connector type 1 x USB


Expansion slot(s) 1 x CompactFlash Card
Power
Battery 2 x Lithium Ion AA battery
Physical Characteristics
Weight 24.7 oz

中国市场看到的最低价:15000RMB

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FUJIFILM S2 PRO







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The FinePix S2 Pro possesses all the features we expect from a high-quality digital SLR. For Nikon fans, the good news is that the S2 is not only built on an N80 body but functions like an N80, as well. For example, you'll benefit from the 3D Matrix metering and have your choice of many compatible Nikon lenses and external Speedlight flash units. (We tested with Nikon lenses and a Fuji-supplied Tamron lens.)



Digitally, the S2 is pure Fujifilm, right down to its 6-megapixel Super CCD, which supports interpolated images up to 12 megapixels. The company supplements the sensor with a variety of settings to optimize any shooting situation. If you like to perform all adjustments in-camera, you can fiddle with many settings, from compression, sharpening, saturation, and tone to nine preset and two custom, manual white-balance settings. If you prefer the opposite, the S2 outputs a CCD-RAW format untouched by camera firmware. In custom settings mode, you can change the default behavior of advanced functions; for instance, you can specify which dials change aperture and shutter speed and the order in which exposure-bracketed shots occur.


Though you can use both SmartMedia and CompactFlash, we suggest you stick with large CF or IBM Microdrives to handle the camera's 12-megapixel uncompressed images.


The Custom Settings mode lets you determine how advanced features work.

This camera accepts both SmartMedia and CompactFlash cards, but we think you should opt for an IBM Microdrive to hold large images. Unfortunately, the camera can't automatically jump from one drive to another if a card fills up. For studio-friendly photography, you can tether the S2 to a computer via the included FireWire cable. During testing, we really appreciated the camera's sticky self-timer mode; many cameras make you reselect the mode before each shot.

A handy menu on the rear LCD provides a short description of each of the S2's 15 custom settings as you search. In review mode, this same bright LCD also provides a deep level of magnification to check images, as well as color bars and a histogram display. The S2 provides a 30-second voice memo, so you can record necessary information about your shots on the go.

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Specifications


General
Product type Digital photo camera


Sensor resolution (effective) 6.17 megapixels


Optical sensor type Super CCD


Light sensitivity ISO 100, ISO 160, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600


Still image format JPEG, TIFF, RAW


Analog video format NTSC


Min shutter speed 30 sec


Max shutter speed 1/4000 sec
Lens
Interchangeable lens Yes


Auto focus Yes


Focus adjustment Manual
Flash
Camera flash type Built-in


External flash terminal Hot shoe
Exposure
Exposure modes Automatic, Program


Exposure compensation ? EV range, in 1/2 EV steps
Memory / Storage
Media type SmartMedia, Microdrive


Memory included No


Image storage 4256 x 2848, 3024 x 2016, 2304 x 1536, 1440 x 960
Viewfinder / Display
Display type LCD display


Diagonal size 1.8 in


Technology Low-temperature polysilicon TFT


Display resolution 117,600 pixels


Optical viewfinder type TTL
Expansion / Connectivity
Connector type 1 x IEEE 1394 FireWire, 1 x USB, 1 x A/V output, 1 x AC adapter


Expansion slot(s) 1 x SmartMedia Card, 1 x CompactFlash Card
Additional Features
Self timer 2-20 sec


Software included FinePix Viewer, Video Impression, Adobe Photoshop Elements


Package contents FinePix S2 Pro camera, shoulder strap, 4 x Nickel Metal Hydride AA battery, power adapter, 1 x IEEE1394 FireWire cable, 1 x USB cable, 1 x A/V cable, eyepiece cap, body cap, LCD screen cap, software CD
Power
Battery 4 x Nickel Metal Hydride AA battery
Physical Characteristics
Depth 3.1 in


Height 5.2 in


Width 5.6 in


Weight 27 oz


中国市场看到的最低价:16200RMB

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CANON D60






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Its 6.3-megapixel resolution unquestionably tops the D60's feature list. The sensor is a CMOS chip, rather than the more common CCD, and its image area measures 22.7mm by 15.1mm--about 40 percent of the area of a 35mm film frame but roughly five times larger than the area of a typical 5-megapixel consumer digicam CCD. The bigger chip means bigger pixels, which allow higher ISO equivalents and produce much cleaner images with better dynamic range and less electronic noise.

Equally important, the D60 is part of Canon's extensive EOS camera system, meaning you can mount any of more than 50 interchangeable EOS lenses to it. Because of the size of the camera's sensor, any lens mounted to the D60 provides the angle of view that a lens of 1.6X or greater focal length gives on a 35mm film camera. Thus, Canon's widest-angle EOS lens, the 14mm, when used on the D60, gives the angle of view of a 22mm lens on 35mm film cameras.

Well-implemented exposure options and settings abound on the D60, including all four major exposure modes, five scene modes, shutter speeds from Bulb to 1/4,000 of a second, and automatic exposure bracketing. The six preset white-balance settings are easy to access, but we found the manual white-balance function, which requires you to designate a saved photo as your white-balance reference, to be needlessly complex for on-the-spot corrections. However, this system can be extremely useful under studio conditions.

The D60 can save images as JPEGs at six different resolution/compression combinations. All JPEGs are processed into the sRGB color space, a mild limitation compared to some competing cameras that offer a range of color-space choices. The camera will also save RAW files, but the software that Canon includes for converting RAW files to full-color photo images is fairly rudimentary, offering good white-balance adjustment but little else. Still, decent third-party RAW conversion applications are available for D60 files.

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Specifications


General
Product type Digital photo camera


Digital zoom No


Sensor resolution (effective) 6.3 megapixels


Sensor resolution (gross) 6.52 megapixels


Optical sensor type CMOS


Light sensitivity ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1000


Still image format JPEG


Analog video format NTSC, PAL


Min shutter speed 30 sec


Max shutter speed 1/4000 sec


Continuous shooting speed 3 frames per second


White balance Automatic, daylight, cloudy, tungsten light, fluorescent light, flash, manual
Lens
Lens aperture Lens not included


Interchangeable lens Yes


Optical zoom Fixed


Lens type None


Min focal length Lens not included


Max focal length Lens not included


Focus adjustment Automatic, manual
Flash
Camera flash type Built-in


Flash modes Red-eye reduction


External flash terminal Hot shoe
Exposure
Exposure modes Program, automatic


Exposure metering Center-weighted


Exposure compensation ? EV range, in 1/3 EV steps
Memory / Storage
Media type CompactFlash, Microdrive


Memory included No
Viewfinder / Display
Display type LCD display


Diagonal size 1.8"


Technology TFT active matrix


Display resolution 114,000 pixels


Optical viewfinder type Eye-level, fixed pentaprism


Viewfinder magnification 0.88x
Expansion / Connectivity
Connector type 1 x USB


Expansion slot(s) 1 x CompactFlash Card
Power
Battery 1 x Lithium Ion battery
Physical Characteristics
Depth 3.0 in


Height 4.2 in


Width 5.9 in


Weight 1.7 lbs

中国市场看到最低价:17400RMB

[Aeoliao]

多少$？

[阿搜]

USD在主论坛我已经贴过了.
CND我就不贴了,只有钱太多的人会在这里买.

[Aeoliao]

看到了
穷人，玩不起啊，不是不想。

[阿搜]

所以应该是在美国买,或者在中国.

[阿搜]

这三款相机属于同一档次.
佳能的CMOS技术是专利,但是从CMOS的根本特性来讲,我不知道它能否超过CCD.
NIKON的D100和FUJIFILM的S2是用同样的NIKON 光学机身F80/N80.但是FUJIFILM
的专利三代CCD,从其原理上讲,它的蜂窝状机构就比传统的CCD要好.所以呢,一般
评测都是S2最好,然后D60和D100不分上下.

关于分辨率,很多朋友买DC时候,都很关心多少万象素.
其实当达到300万象素后,对家用的机器已经没有意义.
比如我的CANON PRO90 IS,只有2.6M象素,用最高质量
拍摄,1856 X 1392.每次朋友要照片,我还要转成800x600
,或者640x480给他们.因为一般计算机桌面SIZE是800x600,
1024x768.而且图片大了,EMAIL又发不了.所以300万象素,
随便如何都是够用了.

当比较DC的时候,很重要的就是光学特性.CAMERA毕竟还是
CAMERA,镜头很重要.目前的主流机型,光学变焦都是3倍.
高端机型,有5X,7X,8X,10X.其中的区别就不用说了.如果
家用的用于摄影留念呢,3倍就行了.

主流机器在以上两点一般都差不多,接着就要看其他特性了.
主要有两方面:
1.电子特性:成像速度,耗电量,电池容量,冲电时间.开关机
时间.LCD大小.接口种类,成像格式.


2.CAMERA特性(光学可调参数):多种摄影模式,手动模式,AV
TV模式.光圈范围,曝光补偿,对焦速度.这些参数当然越高端
机器,功能越全.

我个人观点是,主流机器选择顺序:CANON,OLYMPAS,(NIKON,
SONY,KODAK.)
我的第一个机器是KODAK DX3900,卖了.第二个就是现在的,CANON
PRO90 IS.
KODAK的色彩艳丽,但是有些缺陷,可以很容易用经验弥补.可以拍出
很好的照片.
CANON的对焦有毛病,但是也可以用经验弥补(需要一定时间).其他的
特性一流.
OLYMPAS在傻瓜机上一向都很棒,所以我个人比较喜欢.
SONY的,只用过505,而且只拍过几张.很好,但是相对讲,性价比不好.太贵.
NIKON没有用过,不知道.

一般每个DC都有自己的特点,不管优点缺点.当你拍片超过500张以后,你
就会彻底了解它,可以克服缺点.

XMAS SPECIAL快到了,希望这个贴子给想买DC的朋友一点IDEA.

[guest]

thanks

[CFCFAN]

Nikon coolpix 995 is also perfect one!

[CFCFAN]

I think now is coolpix 4500!

[Aeoliao]

请教一下镜头直径和像素点的关系？
还有第三代ccd有什么好处？

[阿搜]

镜头直径和象素点没有关系.
象素点和CCD大小有关系.
第三代CCD,自己查资料吧.大致就知道蜂窝状结构.

[Aeoliao]

镜头大，照的地方宽，是不是要求更多的像素点啊？

[阿搜]

FT.Speechless.