In their wisdom, William Robb & Co. wrote: > >>The Adobe RAW converter seems to work well. > >>The Pentax RAW converter works just fine, presuming that you are > >>making prints, rather than looking at your images as 4x6 foot murals > >>on a computer screen. > >>My friend with the Canon Digital Rebel sez this complaint comes up > >>all the time on the forums he is on. > >>The bottom line seems to be that the prints come out fine, no matter > >>what artifacts show up on the mural sized screen views. > >>For myself, I shoot to make pictures, not to find problems with the > >>equipment. > > > >Quite. Thanks for posting some common sense here :) > > I'll second that.
Should you want to just print up to A4 size prints, a 4Mpix digicam is more than enough, hence don't worry about DSLR, interchangeable lenses, RAW shooting, portable hard disks, terabytes of memory cards and so on. Some more common sense, I suppose. However, we were supposed talking about getting the pro results one could expect (and usually gets) from a DSLR, weren't we? Dario
