kuau
Workshop Member
Thought I would chime in as being a former workshop attendee and a recent owner of a H3D39.
After going from a Sony A900, D700, D3x, all btw are great systems, I sold everything a picked up a used H3D39, and 3 lenses, Since then there has been no turing back.
I have been doing some 16x24 prints on my HP Z3200 PS 24" printer and all I can say is wow.. Detail, detail, detail.
As much as I wanted to obtain the same results from my D3x, when i compare prints at similar sizes there is a noticeable difference, forget about viewing images at 100% on my gorgeous NEC monitor, looking at prints there is for sure a difference.
The funny thing is shooting my H3d, takes no longer then it use to take me with my D3x,
Since I am always on a tripod, mlu, cable release, setup time is almost the same. The only difference is the weight, So I got a good back pack.
The only thing I miss from shooting my D3x is Live View, and being able to take the D3x out in bad weather, light rain, drizzle, snow, etc. I don't think I will take my H3D out in bad weather.
Steven
After going from a Sony A900, D700, D3x, all btw are great systems, I sold everything a picked up a used H3D39, and 3 lenses, Since then there has been no turing back.
I have been doing some 16x24 prints on my HP Z3200 PS 24" printer and all I can say is wow.. Detail, detail, detail.
As much as I wanted to obtain the same results from my D3x, when i compare prints at similar sizes there is a noticeable difference, forget about viewing images at 100% on my gorgeous NEC monitor, looking at prints there is for sure a difference.
The funny thing is shooting my H3d, takes no longer then it use to take me with my D3x,
Since I am always on a tripod, mlu, cable release, setup time is almost the same. The only difference is the weight, So I got a good back pack.
The only thing I miss from shooting my D3x is Live View, and being able to take the D3x out in bad weather, light rain, drizzle, snow, etc. I don't think I will take my H3D out in bad weather.
Steven