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All photographs purists cringed that croaked and groaned, but like digital photography, the scene, but now their own use and digital cameras, all take place in the back of the room. The same applies to the new round of purists, like that of Live View does not conduct in the noble world of high-end digital SLR's and should complain to the cellar with a point and shoot crowd will be sent.

Live View is here to stay, and has been for over a year. I think it was canonWho first brought in their Digital Rebel XSi, Nikon, and followed quickly. For those who are unaware of what is seen live, it means that your photo frame with LCD screen. Something that was normal in the lower price point and shoot digital forever. It used to be, with the SLR, you may do so only through the viewfinder.

To further strengthen the argument for live-view, you probably have offered no more than two SLR cameras look betterNikon. In particular, the D300 and D700. Although there is a price difference between these two suckers, there are good reasons for this. Obviously, live view is not the reason, but lets take a look.

The D300 is designed for prosumer semi pro digital photographer. This is just one step below the world of professional photographers. One of them has the greatest claim to fame is its speed. This camera is simply the fastest machine you can find in the prosumer price range. How does Snapsix pictures per second sound to you. Well, if this is not impressive, how about 100 photos in a row. Now I might even one good picture from that found the federal government. Wiggly children or not.

If you look at the D700, and you do not know what is full frame, then put it away boy portfolio, and some more research. If you decide to do this, you can be sure, the rest is the last camera you'll ever buy. For $ 3,000 I hope that does not miss much. Of course notStop buying a bag full of lenses and accessories for play.

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