Apart from the extra knobs and wheels that the D has, I guess I would
like to have the feature of triggering my AF360 flash wireless
(something that the D has and the DS doesn't). If you want to do that
in the DS you need two flash guns.

On 3/21/06, Cory Papenfuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>        At the risk of getting flamed, I'll put my $0.02 in:
>
> > o Custom image sizes
>        Silly for anything but disposable shots IMO.
>
> > o TIFF image format option
>        REALLY silly.  Almost all the losses of a high-quality JPEG (none
> of the benefits of RAW), and 2x larger than the RAW (3x8 bits vs. 1x12
> bits)
>
> > o Hyper-program
>        I'm ignorant of it.  Don't have on my DS.  I'd probably use it if
> I had it and would like it, but I've learned the DS.
>
> > o Program lines, vs picture modes
>        Picture modes?
>
> > o Altered metering range
>        Stop-down metering makes this a bigger deal, but in most cases it
> doesn't matter much.
>
> > o Two additional manual white balance presets
>        RAW shooting makes white balance settings unnecessary.
>
> > o wider built-in flash angle of coverage
>        Built-in flash largely inadequate for all but a "backup" shot IMO.
>
> > o PC Sync flash terminal
>        Yes... 'twould be nice.  A hotshoe adapter is cheap, though.
>
> > o Two additional user memories
>        ??  Not sure what that is.
>
> > o Continuous autofocus option in all exposure modes
>        Available with v2.0 of the DS firmware, I believe
>
> > o etc....(what did I forget?)
> >
>        From what I understand:
>
> Pro-D/Anti-DS:
>        - TTL on built-in flash, not just P-TTL
>        - CF card if you swing that way
>
> Anti-D/Pro-DS:
>        - No automatic histogram after taking a shot (BIG problem IMO)
>        - Less brain-dead RAW files (only 2x as big as they should be,
> rather than 3x for the -D)
>        - SD card if you swing that way.
>
>        What did *I* forget?  :)
>
> -Cory
>
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>
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> * Cory Papenfuss                                                        *
> * Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student               *
> * Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University                   *
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