A little comment on megapixels here. Doubling your megapixels only give 
you a 1.4x increase in resolution. In other words if you go from 6 
megapixels to 12 megapixels your 11x14 prints will have the same 
resolution as your 8x10 prints do now. That being so a jump from 6 to 8 
or 10 is hardly worthwhile, you need to go from 6 to 12 before it gets 
worthwhile, and 6 to 24 to double your resolution.

Why do they use megapixels instead of linear resolution in advertising? 
To sell you little or nothing for a big price, of course.

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated 8/21/2006 1:23:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I currently shoot ME Super with 35-105 f/3.5 and 70-210 f/4 but would
> rather move
> to auto-focus since I not too sure if I can use MF lenses without any
> manual focus assist on the K100D.
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> Gaurav
> =========
> Stupid question on this list, everyone is going to tell you the K100D is 
> better. :-)
> 
> I have the Canon 300D and like it quite a bit. However, the 350D (Digital 
> Rebel XT) is supposed to have the worst viewfinder of probably all the Canon 
> DSLRs. Worse than the 300D. It's why I never upgraded from 6mp to 8mp (at the 
> lower end). 
> 
> Whereas most of the Pentaxes have pretty decent viewfinders. And if you read 
> dpreview of both the 300D and the 350D it's pretty clear the bump up from 6mp 
> to 8mp is not really significant enough to make much of a difference. The 
> image quality is pretty much the same in other words.
> 
> The AS (anti-shake) of the K100D, if it works as advertised, would make it 
> the clear winner. If you don't think so just price some of the Canon IS 
> (image 
> stabilization, same as AS) lenses out there. Current Canon IS capabilities is 
> limited to specific expensive lenses, since it doesn't come with the camera.
> 
> But bear in mind Canon is supposed to release a new Digital Rebel version 
> before the end of this year, possibly at Photokina in September. No one knows 
> yet 
> what that will offer. But I am not expecting camera body IS or AS. However, 
> it might have an improved viewfinder.
> 
> Marnie 
> 

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