Redeye issue, lolol...never once has that been an issue and i have redeye reduction turned off.


Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Nemesis
I dont wish to partake in a war between Nikon Vs. Canon but out of the box the sensors on the Nikon do have an advantage over Canon. It has been proven that the Canon LCDs show more blueish hues and colors that arent true matches to what you would see on a LCD monitor.


But both Nikon and Canon have great equipment.
In low light situations with equivalent lenses I say Nikon has Canon beat. As for the color issues, we've shot the D200 next to Canon during all day shoots [even using a light meter] and I prefer the Canons look...but honestly it doesn't matter b/c between Raw conversion and Photoshop you can make any picture look however you want.

What it comes down to it use both...borrow, rent, or whatever and play with both for a day or weekend. I don't like the way the Nikon feels, it doesn't fit my hands. If you're like some of us, your camera becomes an attachment to you for the better part of the day. It's like shoes, you can have the best shoe in the world...helium filled soles with built-in flux capacitor and everything else imagineable that enables you to fly but none of it matters if doesn't fit.

My two pixels