Is the D-80 a full or dx format?
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IT is a DX. However, it takes all lenses and is a work horse of a camera. Go check out this guys site too. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/dx.htm. Good Luck.
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If credible = lossless HD audio tracks, then YES via the BD55's 7.1 analog outs. NO via the digital coax or optical outs - you'll only get the fallback lossy DD and DTS tracks (higher bitrate than DVD, but still NOT HD) to be decoded by your Yamaha AVR.BTW, wait for the DMP-BD80 coming in March '09, as current pricing for the now discontinued BD55 is completely ridiculous...
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Depends on where you buy it from. From PAL countries it will be PAL formatted, and from NTSC regions it will be NTSC.
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DNG is like a JPG of TIF file. It's the byproduct of working on a raw photo in Lightroom or Photoshop. So when you're done editing you can choose to save it as a DNG. So the answer to your question would be yes. I've used nearly every professional camera that Nikon has made for the past 14 years and this is, by far, the best camera I've ever used and worth every penny. I give it an enthusiastic 5 stars. The D5 should be coming out sometime in the next 12 months so if you can afford to be patient then it might be worth it to wait.
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Yes. I sold my Nikon 7000 and bought this 600 as this full frame camera.But, the FX lens that you use will be expensive than DX lens.
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Hi, thanks for your email, Sony PD150 is MiniDV format that means you load a MiniDV tape and capture footage on MiniDV tape and then transfer footage to your computer to either your computer or DVD recorder through RCA A/V jack, Svideo jack or Firewire port. Take care, Norman.
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The manual says it will not play DivX (or MP3 or WMA). I don't know about the other formats.
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i bought it for Nikon , Yes its a full frame. You can see that at the Lable it says: "DG"
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FX is full frame which is 36 x 24 mm sensor (old 35mm film area) . DX is 1/2 the area is approx. 24 x 16 mm sensor also know as aps-c film size. to get the same size print you have to multiply the DX format x 1.5 times..
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It has an S/PDIF output, according to the Patriot website. It supports DD and DTS, and this is what their product info .pdf says: "Box Office is optimized for full 1080P HD video playback, includes the latest in video processing technology, and a Dolby/DTS encoder to create a stunning HD video and 5.1/7.1 channel surround sound experience on your home entertainment system." http://www.patriotmemory.com/products/specs/PCMPBO25.pdf
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You can use the W8 Full or the OEM (system builder version) if you are doing a clean install and not upgrading. Difference between Full and OEM is that Full gives you both 32 and 64 bit discs in the package. OEM only gives you one, usually 64 bit.
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Amazon may be able to answer better than I, but it looks like the FD-80 is a newer model. They look the same to me.
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Yes it reads them just fine. I have a number of 32 gig chips I use in my D800 and it reads fine.
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It all depends whether or not you want to have a DX (APS-C size) or FX (classic 35 mm size) format sensor. The DX sensor has a 1.5X crop factor that will give your lenses a field of view that is 1.5X smaller than the same lens on a FX format camera. This can be an advantage if you shoot wildlife or sports, as it gets you "closer" with any given tele lens. However, getting a wide-angle lens is more challenging in the DX format, although there are still good choices. Both formats make great images. The DX bodies are less expensive, the FX sensors are inherently less noisy and theoretically capable of higher quality. You can use any Nikon DX or FX lens on a DX body. You cannot use DX lenses on an FX body without image cropping. I have a D7100, mainly because I started out with a D100 back when all DSLRs were DX format, and I built my lens collection around the DX sensor size. You won't be disappointed in either body--they are both pro-level cameras with a full suite of controls.
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The results will be better, but I am unsure how much speed and quality is lost when using the dx. Rent one ajd give it a try!
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There are different formats of DVI, you need to do some research as to which one you need.
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You are absolutely correct, Brian. The video with the D3S is very good and certainly exceeding web requirements, but I bought the D3S because of its high ISO performance and overall image quality. By the way, I don't think DxO has rated the D3S yet. Number 4 behind the P60, D3X and P45 is the plain-old (and great) D3. I think the D3S will come in slightly higher than the D3 due to ISO performance.