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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 274275" data-attributes="member: 14443">nice catch with that pic. Its not only sports but in the press and weddings as well, canon dominate and like a poster above said, for video they are dominating. I did a bar mitzvah on wednesday and shot for a good friend i shot weddibgs for yearsback. He also told me many photogs he knows left nikon for canon. And the way he said &quot;SO many left nikon..&quot; It confirmed what i knew. Nikon is slacking. They need to wake up. I have a feeling this next revenue is going to be their worst. Just a hunch but i could be wrong. What pissed me off is the lack of aperture control in live view in their cameras basically cripplibg the main feature for video. They shot themselves in the foot. I can understand the sync port on the camera. I say eff it, theres a work around but aperture control, thats screwing yourself. many who considered buying the d610/600 for video work Didnt buy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 274275, member: 14443"] nice catch with that pic. Its not only sports but in the press and weddings as well, canon dominate and like a poster above said, for video they are dominating. I did a bar mitzvah on wednesday and shot for a good friend i shot weddibgs for yearsback. He also told me many photogs he knows left nikon for canon. And the way he said "SO many left nikon.." It confirmed what i knew. Nikon is slacking. They need to wake up. I have a feeling this next revenue is going to be their worst. Just a hunch but i could be wrong. What pissed me off is the lack of aperture control in live view in their cameras basically cripplibg the main feature for video. They shot themselves in the foot. I can understand the sync port on the camera. I say eff it, theres a work around but aperture control, thats screwing yourself. many who considered buying the d610/600 for video work Didnt buy. [/QUOTE]

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