I would like to see the LCD screen protected from rain,
dirt, nose grease and impact by some kind of cap or roll-
over thingie.
And of course, I could always use higher resolution and
more internal buffer memory. Still, not too bad. In a
head-to-head test, the D30 is faster than the the Olympus
(E10 I think). I can keep shooting while my buddy (with
the Olympus) seem to have to wait for files to download
frequently.
I already saved close to $1000 just in material by shooting
digital instead of slides. I just regret that I didn't buy
it earlier. I could have saved another $1000 to $2000 in
film since January.
> I've seen a few comments about AF issues, including a
> comment about "crippled AF." What is this all about?
I'm used to the EC AF of the Elan, so the D30 AF is a step
down for me. I get a soft photograph every once in a while
with the D30.
Lars
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