> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ... film cameras! I know this is no longer a popular subject > in this list, > by I have a problem: > I have the chance to make a very good deal with a friend who > has an EOS 1V. > He's moving to digital and he wants to sell his camera. The > price is a real > bargain and I'm not planning to move to digital. I'm planning > to stick with > film cameras until digital projectors offer the same > projection quality as > my Leica P600, for the same price. As you can see, to me the > issue is not > the camera, but the way I see my photos. I shoot slide film > only and love to > see my pictures projected in a large screen. I think I can > safely assume > that a digital projector with the same quality as my Leica > for 600 Euros is > not around the corner. > So, the big questions: > - I own an EOS 3. Is it worth upgrading (ECF is not an issue. > It doesn't > work with me anyway)? > - Can I expect to see Canon launching a new pro film camera that will > replace the EOS 3 and 1V (like Nikon just did with the F6)? ---------------------------------------------------------------- If you need the speed and more rugged body an EOS-1V offers go for it. There is also the 100% viewfinder that takes getting used to. I personally hate 100% because mounted slides and normal prints show less to begin with, hence it is nice if you need it. Use a grid screen.
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