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| LoCa |
| Since we don't want to totally go off Skipper's topic and i'm really interested in the camera thing... could you guys please keep it going in here? :D |
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| LoCa |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
What camera? |
the errr 70D or 700D or something, im not quite sure now which type it was :D
AND someone made a really interesting point! How do you manage in a club with a camera that heavy?
I have a small (and to ppl with nice cams probably very ty) digicam which im going to be bringing to Guv and im scared of losing it while im there :nervous: |
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| rabbitjoker |
| I have a navel piercing that I attach a chain to and then attach the other end of the chain to my camera. That way I never loose it. |
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| LoCa |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
I have a navel piercing that I attach a chain to and then attach the other end of the chain to my camera. That way I never loose it. |
:wtf: :wtf: :wtf:
as much as this sounds practical... it also sounds painful.
I think i'll stick with the pocket idea for now :D |
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| Provitex |
to anyone interested in digital slrz
check out C.E. BIZ's magazine for the month of March.
They dedicated this one for dslrs.
I'll link it one sec while I find it...
HERE HERE HERE
k yeah, so the online-magazine should be somewhere there on the site.
And oh yeah>> i'm re-desiging these people's logo :p |
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| goodnet |
If it is something that big & expensive (ie a digital SLR), you'ld probably be fully aware of it being on you at all times. Therefore, there is no way in hell you'ld let go of such a camera when carrying it around.
As for dancing... I'm guessing you either have a friend you can trust to hang onto it if you wanted to go dancing or just go easy on the dancefloor. lol.
I remember bringing an SLR on a semiformal boat cruise... it helped to have close friends who don't like to dance. heh. |
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| ahlamalek |
thats another discussion alltogether...
SLRs are big and bulky and there's no way around it.
But image quality is better than any point and shoot cameras.
About the D70, i was browsing some forums yesterday and it seems it has an annoying bug where it shows some moire...
look at this pic to understand:
this is a concern for anyone ditching that kind of money, still, it has to be seen if Nikon will come up with a fix for this. |
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| Slag |
| quote: | Originally posted by ahlamalek
thats another discussion alltogether...
SLRs are big and bulky and there's no way around it.
But image quality is better than any point and shoot cameras.
About the D70, i was browsing some forums yesterday and it seems it has an annoying bug where it shows some moire...
look at this pic to understand:
this is a concern for anyone ditching that kind of money, still, it has to be seen if Nikon will come up with a fix for this. |
ick!:wtf:
Get the EOS1DS. :D Maybe one of you can afford giving up both arms and both legs for it.:stongue: |
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| j_spot |
| its not even released yet, but I think THIS is what I want when I get my next cam |
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| ahlamalek |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slag
ick!:wtf:
Get the EOS1DS. :D Maybe one of you can afford giving up both arms and both legs for it.:stongue: |
actually the 1D had the same problem
hehe...
and j_spot: the camera is released all over the world for weeks now, except in north america :) |
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| iLL |
| I have the Canon Powershot s45... small yet surprisingly heavy... very good pics aswell. |
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