"Keith Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote/replied to:
>I see that Epson have announced a 6MP digital rangefinder body, in
>collaboration with Cosina, who make the Voigtlander range.
>The lens mount is for Leica M & L series.
>Magnification factor: 1.5X.
>
>Let's see, No Reflex Mirror, No Pentaprism.
--- Jim Davis Nature Photography
>
> You should have bought the 10d. Yes, it's more money
> now, but you
> wouldn't have to buy film anymore. Plus you'd learn
> quickly about
> exposure. And you'd have a lot more control and
> options. I figure I've
> definitely paid for mine over the past year
you don't need to go entirely one way or the other, use both depending
on what the end output you want is. If you can control exposure (ie be
patient) slide's the way to go, but for more 'snap shot' stuff print
film's larger tolerance might me the better way to go.
Slide film tends to be bette
At 07:00 PM 4/15/2004 -0400, Tas Papadopoulos wrote:
So, with my digital appetite satisfied for now, (I really wanted a 10D with
the 1.6x factor, but I also wanted a swing-out/flip-out LCD, and a better
price),
Hi Tas,
A swing-out/flip-out LCD doesn't add value on a DSLR like the 10D since you
Tas Papadopoulos wrote:
>> So, with my digital appetite satisfied for now, (I really wanted a 10D
>> with the 1.6x factor, but I also wanted a swing-out/flip-out LCD, and a
>> better price), time will tell what my split use ration will be between
>> the G5 and the eLAN IIe. Which brings me to my
"Tas Papadopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote/replied to:
>So, with my digital appetite satisfied for now, (I really wanted a 10D with
>the 1.6x factor, but I also wanted a swing-out/flip-out LCD, and a better
>price), time will tell what my split use ration will be between the G5 and
>the eLAN IIe
Tas,
stay with print film (if you intend to shoot film). It is true what you were told.
Negative film is more tolerant to exposure than slide film. You should experiment with
different emulsions, though. (Fuji, Kodak, Ilford, Konica...) Try some B&W emulsions
as well as the results are quite di
Tas -
I shoot with a G2, so I echo your enthusiasm for that line of cameras.
I'm not going to tell you to try slide film , although it sure is fun, if
you're intent on shooting prints, which are also cool. But I will tell you
this: dump the Max, that stuff is crap. It doesn't matter that you
Okay:
I went out last week and purchased an A75. Based on the reviews I'd read it
seemed like a good compromise to get me in to digital photography without
breaking the bank. Then on Saturday I tried some macro work of the new
spring buds. I learned two things about the A75, and I guess low end
Okay:
I went out last week and purchased an A75. Based on the reviews I'd read it
seemed like a good compromise to get me in to digital photography without
breaking the bank. Then on Saturday I tried some macro work of the new
spring buds. I learned two things about the A75, and I guess low end
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