Nikon ISO issue. going to buy a new nikon soon.?
I've been doing an apprenticeship and take digital photography classes and I think it's time to take the next level. I want to buy my Nikon, but lately I've been skeptical about the Nikon ISO. I was using my nikon mentor during a basketball game indoors. The gym is lit with fluorescent lighting but it's all friendly. Although his nikon worked well that night. The iso was in 6400 and impressed me because the picture is clear and the noise is not noticed. Unfortunately, my price range is too low to get a camera with that kind of iso. I am thinking of buying a nikon with ISO 1600-3200 max. Is the control the noise is as good as my Nikon D7000 mentor?
The best digital SLR Nikon low light are the d3s, D3x and the D700. If you can not afford these, you has no alternative but to sacrifice performance for a cheaper price. Best of Nikon DX cameras in low light are the D5000, D90, and D300s. I think the balance D90 perfect combination of price, ergonomics, and weight. The D5000 is geared more towards beginners, which means more of your values are on the menu instead of controlling brand dedicated or a button on the body. The D300s is a heavy, professional-looking camera has very fast continuous shooting and a weather sealed magnesium body. However, the asking price is Nikon D300s, I'd rather go for the D700 instead. Of course, these cameras often make DX and their mentor D700 in low light, but still be relatively free from noise up to ISO 1600. It also provides ISO 6400, but do not expect quality to be anywhere near a full frame camera as the D700. However, you can offset the high ISO performance worse by buying a large-aperture lens in place. I recommend lenses for indoor sports include Nikon 85mm f/1.8 and the Nikon 135 mm f / 2
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