> From: Altaf Bhimji > > Regarding the complexity of digital - there is an interesting article > on choosing a digital camera on photo.net web site. I wonder if this > still applies to the EOS 20D? > > http://photo.net/equipment/digital/choosing2/ > > "Many people have been disappointed by the (in April 2003) new Canon > EOS 10D, the first digital SLR to come close to a (rich) consumer's > price range, simply because it is too complex. It is designed as a > professional tool and more than likely, if you use it as a point and > shoot automatic, your results will be less than those of a camera > designed for that purpose. In general, unless you have been using an > SLR for years as advanced amateur or professional, if you need to > read this article to learn about digital photography, you are not > ready for a digital SLR. You have been warned." I expect that's true of all DSLRs. Despite a few nods in the direction of ease of use, they're really SLRs, with all that entails. But we can all handle that around here, can't we? -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@...
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RE: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
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