On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Bruce Rubenstein wrote: > I liked all the stuff you said, but this. You have to sell things that > people are willing to spend money to buy, or at least convince them to buy.
I suppose the statemnet "features that people DO need" (because, like, I have to have tidy posts and I have to include some refernces to what we're discussing) is rather nebulous.. How do you decide what features someone does need? I think what I was getting at are things like... A spot meter, a quality matrix meter, quiet motor drive of reasonable speed (which is, in itself, a pretty open ended statement), DOF preview, high flash sync, etc. Basically, I meant a camera with a wide and reasonable feature set of the common, useful items and less of the more esoteric features... like power zoom, eye control, 10fps (or even the option of 10fps with booster pack) and other silly little things that are used rarely, if that, and just increase the price for no other reason than its a "professional" camera. -- http://www.infotainment.org <-> more fun than a poke in your eye. http://www.eighteenpercent.com <-> photography and portfolio.
