Re: And now: the *ist D vs. the EOS 300D!

[graywolf]

Have you talked to your opthalmologist?  There seem to be a lot of blind 
photographers out there. My eyesight is not very good, never has been, but I can 
still focus a camera. Of course I do need to replace my glasses every couple of 
years. Also I would think most of your horse shots could be done with zone 
focusing, I mean you know where the fence is, right?

Sometimes I wonder how anyone ever took a photograph back in the old days.

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William Robb wrote:

> For me, it was a decision based on looking at pictures, not charts or
spec sheets.
And =THAT'S= what it's ALL about.... or at least, it's supposed to be....


Well thats was the most important thing for me,when i decided the AF camera was the way to
go 
when i realized my mf stuff was just not catching it anymore. Just compared my two rolls
shot with the 
SF-1 and PZ-1 and they both are a lot "crsiper" than most from the mf cameras taken this
summer.
Focus confirmation is a god send.:-)

Dave
                                


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