Nuetral graduated filter is a great tool for landscape
photography; you can not use such filters with Optio55
and you can use it with *istD.
Ramesh
--- Dowell,Jackie [Burlington]
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I am trying to decide which of these 2 digitals
would be most
cost-effective to buy
have suggested that 11x14s look good too. I'm sure 5MP will give you a good
8x10 as well.
Christian
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From: Dowell,Jackie [Burlington] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 1:18 PM
Subject: *istD vs. Optio 550
I am trying
Jackie,
I hear those old chemical photo systems, specifically
those things colloquially called chromes, actually
had more detailed information in them than digital
captures. And the R prints are supposed to be
spectacular. In addition, images aren't lost in
HD crashes.
Digital may match the
As I recall, the Optio 550 is a little sluggish
to turn on, has noticable zoom, focus, and shutter
lag as well. I doubt the istD is as sluggish.
If you don't take a lot of action shots, the 550
might be cost effective.
Dowell,Jackie [Burlington] wrote:
I am trying to decide which of these 2
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From: Lon Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As I recall, the Optio 550 is a little sluggish
to turn on, has noticable zoom, focus, and shutter
lag as well. I doubt the istD is as sluggish.
That's why the 555 was just released. It's supposed to be much faster.
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I am trying to decide which of these 2 digitals would be most
cost-effective to buy
I normally do 3 types of pictures. (I currently have a MZ5n)
1- nature - (usually floral) using Velvia (50 but trying 100f now)
2- portrait - if skin tones
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