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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: lionken07 on May 11, 2002, 05:27:57 PM
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I\'m seriously considering the Canon EOS-D60. Do you have any experienced with it? I\'ve been looking all over and none of the retail carry one!
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Personally, I am still not satisfied with any digital cameras on the market.
You need to make sure you get one with an optical zoom, preferebly 28mm lens. I havent heard of this model yet, as I normally specialise in Kodak at work.
Whats its pixel rate? Anything above the 4.8 megapixel range is decent, though you need to find one with a decent flash. Its the flash thats the major problem in digital photography.
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All pros I\'ve talked to, either using an SLR or Digicam, swear by Nikon. You can\'t really beat their 9xx+ coolpix line but keep in mind they are for the professional/prosumer, not designed up front to be user friendly like Olympus and Canon (which are a good mix of both btw). ymmv
Reviews & advice:
http://www.dcresoruce.com
http://www.imaging-resource.com
http://www.steves-digicams.com
http://www.dpreview.com
To buy:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
http://www.pricegrabber.com
http://www.pricescan.com
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I cant stand the Nikon 9xx series. Small lens with horrible aperture. If you are looking for a proffesional model, check out the Olympus E-10(there might be a newer model, but Im not sure.) Great lens, decent zoom, 2 external flash terminals. All in all a great proffesional camera.
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Originally posted by ##RaCeR##
Whats its pixel rate? Anything above the 4.8 megapixel range is decent, though you need to find one with a decent flash. Its the flash thats the major problem in digital photography.
6.3 (effective) Mpixel is what the Canon EOS-D60 is capable of.
as far as the flash and zoom goes I can always go for it later.
the Olympus E-10 have changable lense? if not then I don\'t want it. I need something that I can take everything with (meaning I have to get different lense for different task).