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Anonymous users2024-01-24Both bodies are good, but the key is that you need an ultra-wide-angle lens, and the D800 14 24 lens is recommended.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be 5D3, and Jackie Chan's cauldron is often intoxicating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hello, the key to this problem depends on the lens, and it will be better to shoot with a wide-angle prime lens with a large aperture.
Obviously, Nikon D800 is better, Canon 5D2 is a product of 09 years, Nikon D800 is a product of 2012, there are 3 years apart, the image sensor and image processor have been upgraded, Nikon D800 has improved in image quality and high sensitivity, and it is clear who is superior and who is inferior.
The ISO of 3100 can be used as large as 1600, manual mode, the aperture is opened to the maximum, the shutter is about 30 seconds, the manual focus is infinite, and the tripod is fixed with the camera. D400 is still forgotten, it is too hard to shoot the starry sky.
Let's talk about your concerns first: the specific display of the scene needs to be clear, so the large scene uses a large depth of field (with the aperture smaller) so that the focus is on the center of the subject. Focal length? >>>More
It's hard to shoot well without lights indoors.
Aperture priority, machine on shelf, ISO100 >>>More
On the tripod, use the live view mode to zoom in on the focus point, then focus manually, and slowly align. >>>More