On Sunday, October 2, 2005, at 06:38 PM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
I think this
is mainly due to everyone but Canon relying on an outside source for
sensors. I know that Nikon has a D2h type body, but it is really
designed for a specific use - still not like the 20D.
The crux of the problem
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If you like the Pentax way and have the traditional Pentax-user mindset
of not buying $4500 cameras and $1500 zoom lenses, I think there's still
some future in Pentax.
What's wrong with $1500 zoom lenses?:-)
(Several of us consider the *ist-D works well paired
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 13:57:10 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mused:
If you like the Pentax way and have the traditional Pentax-user mindset
of not buying $4500 cameras and $1500 zoom lenses, I think there's still
some future in Pentax.
What's wrong with $1500 zoom lenses
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Peter Spiro wrote:
Jeremy,
I have some of the same concerns that you have. For the time being, Pentax
is offering one DSLR model which I consider seriously overpriced. Here in
Toronto, the *istD is $2200 (that includes the 18-35mm FAJ lens, but most
people say it's
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Emne: Pentax into the future
Hi everyone,
I have enjoyed the PDML on and off for the last 3 years (though mostly off
Jeremy,
The *ist D was made for you. Go and get one and never look back. You will
not regret it and the money you save on film will astonish you.
Unfortunately the money you will spend on computer and printing hardware
will also astonish you.
Good luck.
Cheers,
Cotty
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Jeremy,
The greatest single thing about digital is that you can experiment all
day, get instant feedback, and not spend a cent (was going to write penny,
but decided against it). I print at the local photo place where they will
happily print what I give them without attempting to change
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Emne: Pentax into the future
Hi everyone,
I have enjoyed the PDML on and off for the last 3 years (though mostly off
for
the last year).
I have been using Pentax cameras, since my first purchase 4 years ago. I
started
with an ME Super, and then graduated to a PZ-1 because I really wanted AF (i
have
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Subject: RE: Pentax into the future
Mark Stringer said, among many other things:
I have a PZ1p
MESuper Zx5n 67II Rolleiflex 645 and I've shot only the istD almost
exclusively. ERNReed
caught me in San
Jeremy posted:
I have enjoyed the PDML on and off for the last 3 years (though mostly off
for
the last year).
I have been using Pentax cameras, since my first purchase 4 years ago. I
started
with an ME Super, and then graduated to a PZ-1 because I really wanted AF (i
have kids) and
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Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 4:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pentax into the future
Hi everyone,
I have enjoyed the PDML on and off for the last 3 years (though mostly off for
the last year).
I have been using Pentax cameras, since
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Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 4:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pentax into the future
Hi everyone,
I have enjoyed the PDML on and off for the last 3 years (though mostly off for
the last year).
I have been using Pentax cameras, since
Jeremy,
I have some of the same concerns that you have. For the time being, Pentax
is offering one DSLR model which I consider seriously overpriced. Here in
Toronto, the *istD is $2200 (that includes the 18-35mm FAJ lens, but most
people say it's not worth much). The Canon 20D body can be
Hi, Jeremy,
First welcome aboard. Telus.net, eh? You Canadian? If so,
whereabouts? Come to think of it, if not, whereabouts?
Canadian indeed... Vancouver Island (the unknown and best part of Canada!)
:)
Lots of people here have *istD's and really like them. No, they're
not perfect,
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 21:00:12 -0700, Office Space [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Canadian indeed... Vancouver Island (the unknown and best part of Canada!)
:)
Pat White, of this list, lives in Victoria. Great guy and a very
knowledgeable photographer (don't let it go to your head, Pat, if you
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