At 01:09 PM 2/28/2003 -0800, you wrote:
A lot of comments have been made by people on this and
other message boards that they are still waiting for a
full frame sensor like the EOS-1Ds.  My question is;
what is to keep Canon from introducing a line of
"EF-D" lenses which fit on the standard EOS body mount
but had a smaller image circle on the film plane and
optics that effectively removed the multiplier
penalty?  Does Canon really have to strive for a
24x36mm sensor?

John Lovda

Absolutely! Why would I want to build up two sets of lenses for 35mm? The 1Ds is the perfect solution at a less than perfect price. I like my EOS 3, and I will probably never sell it, but I want to be able to use my current lenses on any digital camera I buy. I have spent thousands of dollars over the years for equipment I now know very well how to use. I will not spend thousands more to build up a second system. If I have to, I will wait until a 1Ds (or successor to it) is sold new or used for a more reasonable price. If not, I still can scan my 35mm 120mm slides and be quite happy without a digital camera.


Rick

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