> Might have to past the URL together, pre orders are going
> for $3400 CND
>
> http://www.adencamera.com/item.asp?sku_id=CA.EOSD60K&category_id=Digital+Cam
> era&manufacture_id=Canon
Their website says it comes with a "1 year Canon Canada and US warranty".
So... is this considered a "grey" mar
> Congratulations are once again to be heaped upon Gerard Maas who has just
> won a years supply of Kodak Royal 200 in the UK magazine Practical
> Photography. Gerard has captured a wonderful expression (using his EOS
> equipment) on his daughter Layla's face as she has just been told off (by
> Da
> p.s. Perhaps another good example are the baskets of disposable cameras at
> weddings with notes attached to them to take photos and drop them off at
> the end of the day.
I don't think this is an example of lowered expectations... just sentiment.
Knowing they were taken by your guests and not
> The D60
> is touted as being "Ideal For Studio / Catalog Pros And Advanced Amateurs" -
> are they serious?
Sure. It's the highest-res EOS body out there. Catalog Pros and Studio
photogs want resolution over build quality. (1D: 4mp)
And why do you need the depth modes anyway?? Just look at th
>
> Hi,
>
> In the last brochure that I looked at, the 5 is current, but the 1n is not.
I have the current "EOS System" brochure (©2001 - the one with the 400 DO
and 1D on the cover) and neither the A2 or the 1n is listed.
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> Digital benefits (imo):
> - cheaper to use (meaningful if you shoot a lot)
I think this is wishful thinking. I don't think digital is cheaper than
film. You'll need a computer of some sort. And a printer. And paper. And
cartridges. Or you can have your digital files output on say, a Fuji
>> Trenton Burd wrote:
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>>> Instant feedback is one of, if not THE reason I'm considering digital
> too.
>>
>> For this you don't really need a digital SLR--a relatively inexpensive
> digital
>> p&s will do. Use the LCD screen for p
>> Not true. I use the 70-200 IS on an A2 with 2x and all points work, as
> does
>> the IS. The TC slows AF down a bit, but it works.
>
> As I said, some of the points I listed may only apply to the 7e, which is
> the body I use.
But have you tried that combo on your 7e, or are you just going
> 2. only center focusing point with TC
Not true. I use the 70-200 IS on an A2 with 2x and all points work, as does
the IS. The TC slows AF down a bit, but it works.
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Unless you're shooting for a newspaper, or
> something else that needs short turnaround, or your film costs are very
> significant, it's hard to justify digital right now.
Or unless there's a chance a photograph you take will not turn out like you
see it in your mind's eye. ;-)
Instant feedback
> Guess everyone her uses Walgreens film.
Darn tootin'! I only bust out the Walachrome 400 when I have clients that
can afford it. ;-)
Seriously though... I've not shot the two films you were wondering about.
Sorry.
Shoot Supra100 quite a bit though.
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> Can someone please eleborate on what a/the "bandind issue" is?
Basically, noise appears in horizontal lines in underexposed shots. I don't
have a 1D but have been following the situation somewhat. Here's a users
first-hand account/testing of the problem.
http://www.tow.com/photogallery/20011
> The AF on the ef 15 is slow but with almost unlimited DOF
> the AF speed is of less importance. I sometimes use my ef15 on
> my MF EF-M. When switching it to my eos5 I sometimes forget to
> switch it to AF. I usually notice only after a few frames, as the
> DOF is so great the camera thinks i
> DO NOT USE fast film with the 550EX if you want candids. There is not
> enough working distance and flashes will overexpose. Use ISO100 or 160.
Peter,
Can you explain what you mean here in more detail?
Trenton
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> From: Chip Louie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> you must make a living from photography or at least be able to prove
> that you meet certain requirements as spelled out in the application.
And own at least 3 "L" lenses.
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> Hi,
>
> It depends which D30. I have read that the preproduction models
> used at the Sydney Olympics apparently had workable AF and a large
> buffer capacity. And that the production D30 models are "crippled"
> in comparison.
>
> Is there any truth to this?
I don't have a D30, but I've heard
I shot a few frames at my local shop's Canon Days a couple weeks ago. They
said if you didn't put your name on the waiting list when they announced
them, then it would be a long, long time before you could get one. I live
in Iowa, and Canon USA in NY has ten for the state. And they're already
s
The EOS 3 is
> just not as fast at releasing the shutter as the even the EOS 5QD bodies
Doesn't the -3 (w/PB-E2) have a shorter lag time than the A2?
If I read this chart right, it's 105 ms for the A2 vs. 64 ms for the -3.
http://www.usa.canon.com/camcambin/cameras/35mm/slr/eos3comp.html
But mayb
Ignore.
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> I've noticed in some messages that they were apparently crossposted to an
> EOS 3 list. Could somebody point me in the right direction for that list?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Also, if this message comes across more than once, I apologize. The only
> other time I mailed the list, it came throu
Hi-
I was at my local camera shop yesterday and I tried out the 100-400mm
f/4.5-5.6L IS USM, and I've got a question. (that the salesman didn't seem
to know)
Is there some sort of locking device that will prevent the manual focusing
ring from also moving the zoom tension ring? Or is it a desi
> Secondly, here is the comparison using Photodo tests.
>
> 28-135mm IS Weighted MTF for 28 mm: f3.5 0.73, f8 0.74
> 28-70 F2.8L Weighted MTF for 28 mm: f2.8 0.77, f8 0.81
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> 28-135mm IS Weighted MTF for 50 mm: f4.5 0.81, f8 0.82
> 28-70 F2.8L Weighted MTF for 40 mm: f2.8 0.75, f4 0.81
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