I imagine this may have been brought up before but I did
not see it. I am interested in the new eFilm which fits
into your normal SLR and has 1.3 megapixels with the
equivalent of 100 speed film. I think it'll take 24
exposures and then let you dump them into a CF card and
the go again.
Of course it is only currently offered for a couple of
Canons and nikons. Hopefully they would eventually
expand it to Pentaxes.
The price tag of $699 or $799 is a killer but you
wouldn't need a new digital body. I like the concept.
-Mark Sheftick
> My brother recently purchased the Canon D30 and I had the opportunity to
> spend some time using it this past weekend.
>
> Though I regularly use a Coolpix 880 and have been extremely happy with the
> quality of the photos (when properly used, beats the pants off of print
> scans on a consumer scanner), there is something to be said about the pure
> satisfaction of using a proper SLR body with a good lens (he had the 28-70
> 2.8), not to mention the quality of the pictures overall!
>
> I find I'm in a bind (as will probably other members of the list, I suspect)
> when it comes to digital photography. My primary output medium is through
> the Web so the digital space is definitely my first choice; however, while
> quality on recent consumer-grade cameras is extremely good, I miss the
> ability to use a proper selection of lenses (which I currently do have...).
>
> Also, the ability to shoot a "roll" of shots and to get immediate feedback
> and reshoot if necessary is a great thing!
>
> I'm cringing at the thought of the price of the MZ-S (digital) whenever it
> will be released and can only hope that their 2nd generation model with all
> the enhancements follows shortly...
>
> Cheers.
>
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