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Ken Rockwell reviews Nikon F5
Montag, 12. Juli 2010, 22:07
Detaillierte Besprechung, unter anderem Informationen zum Data Reader MV-1 und Vergleich der Features mit der Nikon D3.
Ich bin sehr froh, dass heute noch Fotogerätschaft aus vergangenen Dekaden ausführlich rezensiert wird.
Ken Rockwells summary:
The Nikon F5 sold for thousands of dollars as the world's top professional camera in the late 1990s.Today, in 2010, it is just as good as it was when it was new, but sells for only a few hundred dollars. You can't go wrong; get one!
I was always afraid of the F5's gargantuan size, weight and astronomical price, but now that the F5 sells for less than my last CF card, and that I'm acclimated to this size camera after shooting the D3 since 2007, the F5 is a total winner for any sort of photography that doesn't need light weight.
For lighter weight, get the superb Nikon F6. If on a tighter cash or weight budget, try a Nikon N75, which weighs and costs just a tiny fraction, and does most of what the F5 and F6 do with all modern lenses, without the color meter, speed or durability.
