Ralf R. Radermacher wrote:
William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Since it shares the same sensor as it's less expensive siblings, you are
paying a premium for what is primarily a nicer build quality.
I take it the three models behave somewhat differently in combinaiton
with manual lenses. Anyone with a link or a short comparison?
Ralf
The only real difference between the D and the DS/DS2/DL is that on the
latter, you use the AE-Lock button to get the camera to set the correct
shutter speed instead of the Green Button. All the real differences show
up either with A or later lenses or aren't related to exposure.
-Adam
