> and better image quality than we will get with the *ist D.
How so?
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Cotty escribió:
A well-known Canon dealer in the UK is advertising the D10 on
pre-order
at 1499 GBP (with a 512MB CF
Vic wrote:
> Ah yes the computer analogy. Let me go out on a limb and say I
> can do more
> with my older Macintosh G3 than most people can do with the
> latest greatest
> computer. Same as cameras, I can do more with my LX gear than
> most will be
> able to do with the latest digital camera. It'
Pål wrote:
> Malcolm wrote:
>
> > Deprecation depends on your viewpoint on the product. Here we
> are talking
> > cameras, and in the majority (?) of cases here it is hobby
> money. I have a
> > local friend who would be horrified at losing a few hundred pounds to
> > upgrade a camera to the lates
Malcolm wrote:
> Deprecation depends on your viewpoint on the product. Here we are talking
> cameras, and in the majority (?) of cases here it is hobby money. I have a
> local friend who would be horrified at losing a few hundred pounds to
> upgrade a camera to the latest model, yet he is quite ha
>> If I look at what I have, and what it does, and what I can make with it,
>> in fact I am not tempted in the least. It does the job very well indeed.
>> The new camera may have a metal shell with...
>
>Cotty,
>This is why you are a Pentax user at heart!
>...less flashy, more emphasis on fun
Cotty wrote:
> Okay, here's some ammo to those who highlight DSLR depreciation and the
> 'must keep up' aura that permeates the electronics/photo markets.
It's only depreciation, if you have the desire to have the very latest
camera. If you are happy it does what you want, why change?
Deprecatio
You know, Cotty, that might be _the_ most important reason for
Pentax to get a sturdy bug-free camera first time around. To
actually prove that they can make a camera that satisfy for a good
while. Then they won't have to upgrade themselves out of design
faults (sex-appeal aside, naturally...)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] discussing trading up to the latest Canon D10 writes:
> If I look at what I have, and what it does, and what I can make with it,
> in fact I am not tempted in the least. It does the job very well indeed.
> The new camera may have a metal shell with...
Cotty,
This is why you
t: Monday, March 10, 2003 4:08 AM
> To: Pentax List
> Subject: OT: Real world example of DSLR depreciation
>
>
> Okay, here's some ammo to those who highlight DSLR depreciation and the
> 'must keep up' aura that permeates the electronics/photo markets.
>
> A well-k
Okay, here's some ammo to those who highlight DSLR depreciation and the
'must keep up' aura that permeates the electronics/photo markets.
A well-known Canon dealer in the UK is advertising the D10 on pre-order
at 1499 GBP (with a 512MB CF card) - or 'your D60 and 500 GBP'. So if I
want to trade
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