Interspersed:

> [Original Message]
> From: Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Same here.  I suspect I'd use a K-mount DSLR much more often than I
> use my film SLR's, but I don't plan on stopping the use of
> film-based bodies just yet.

Until digital can produce good B&W output, there's no way I could give up
my film cameras.

> > it comes down to primarily how well the DS uses the k-mount lenses
> > as I don't want to run out and buy more glass just to accommodate
> > a digi.
>
> That's a prime (no pun intended) concern here, too.

I have two or three A lenses in my kit, and it would be nice to see how
well they work on both cameras.  It may not be too spendy to pick up a
couple-three more A series for the digi.  Just a thought - and I suspect
you have more A glass than I.


> That's my thinking - that's why I asked "Is the *ist DS 'good
> enuf'?".

> [...] there certainly are a lot of digital "veterans" on the List
> now, so I am hoping to garner some erudite opinions.

True, but there are no, or maybe but one or two (in Europe) istDS veterans
on the list (and they couldn't bee too much a veteran, IAC), so it would
seem that, to some extent, our questions are a bit premature.

> Thanks for the insights, Shel.

Insights?  Gee, I thought I just posed more questions <LOL>  There's a way
for me to go before becoming "insightful" wrt digi cams.  Heck, I just
learned what a pixel is (or is not).  Anyway, glad my ramblings may have
been helpful.


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