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@Shady

Im pretty sure his whole statement was meant to be funneh… RELAXXX

@johnnyk

im pretty sure hes biased based on what he shoots and his familiarity level with his nikon. thats what he shoots with and thats his preference. im sure he had a little sarcasm thrown in there as well

thanks for backing me up guys

@Ilya

I’m actually thinking of changing to Nikon. My friend just told me they have some ridiculous ISO settings which I could use in certain low light situations (such as the wedding I did this weekend). Yes I could get light equipment, etc. but at 800 ISO on my XTi, the pictures start to get grainy. My buddies Nikon goes up to like 6000…so I’m sure at 1000 ISO, pictures look great. In dark rooms, you can’t just set the shutter speed to something long and keep the ISO at 100, that’ll result in blurry ghost-like images, so a high-ISO or proper lighting is needed.

They both (Canon vs Nikon) have their pro’s and con’s, but it seems like for a wedding photographer, Nikon is it. I’m giving it serious thought.

I have a Canon XTi and here is pictures from my latest work:

http://www.ilyakol.com/IlyaKolProductions/?p=147

shoot me a msg on THE FACE BOOK … i may have some ppl selling some decent used equip