I've fallen very deeply in like with the *ist-D. It'll be a difficult choice.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/27/2005 1:51:44 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a 20D, 10D, *istD and MZ-S
The 20D is staying. The 10D is definitely going. One of either the *istD or the MZ-S will be going. The question is: which one? I'm not a great user of wide-angle lenses so that digital crop/film argument is irrelevant (the 18-55 I bought with the istD has yet to be used). The other lenses I own - 43, 77, 300, 24-90 work all equally well with digital and film. I'm about 85% certain about which of the two cameras I'll be selling. I don't have any specific requirements for the camera I'll be keeping (the Canon is my dogsport camera - that has a specific purpose)
My question to you all is - which would you sell/keep and why?
Wendy
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I'd keep the MZ-S. It's not a bad idea to have one film camera in reserve. It's very nice. And unless you want all mechanical, you might be hard pressed to come up with a better SLR.
While the *istD will definitely be supplanted some day by a better DSLR. Even a better Pentax DSLR. ;-)
Marnie aka Doe
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