on 17/6/04 10:33 AM, DICK ROADNIGHT wrote: snip
> At 14Mp, it should be tolerable, with a following wind, compared to the 22Mp > 54, I hear it also works into the wind as well! But watch out for all that dust that is waiting to be blown in when you switch lenses. A mulit-shot MF back can give the best quality but may not be the best camera for the job. > > The DCS may be some use for interiors and exteriors when you can get away > without movements, and > with the Nikon shift and tilt lenses. Depending on the final use, using perspective control in PS can be the answer to no shift lens. > > I think the DCS is a good cost effective replacement for a 35mm film camera > for amateurs, snip medium format and Professionals snip > As I usually only use equipment from the established European manufacturers, I > would feel I would > have to cover up the word "Kodak" with some electrician's insulating tape. Looking closely at my SLR/n I reckon you could prize off the Kodak name letter by letter and rearrange them to spell DAKOK or similar! Regards Darrin Jenkins =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
