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20.06.2006, 09:55
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Is it worth the extra expenditure?
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#2
20.06.2006, 17:45
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In article <1150796877_25>, Bill wrote:
> Is it worth the extra expenditure? Yes. |
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20.06.2006, 17:45
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In article <1150796877_25>, Bill wrote:
> Is it worth the extra expenditure? No. |
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20.06.2006, 22:45
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Well that's put my mind at rest !!!!
"Roger Whitehead" <rogergw> wrote in message news:0a24 > In article <1150796877_25>, Bill wrote: >> Is it worth the extra expenditure? > > Yes. > > -- > > Roger > Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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#5
21.06.2006, 06:36
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In article <1150843049_6683>, Bill wrote:
> Well that's put my mind at rest !!!! 8-) It's a question only you can answer, Bill. One can soon compile a list of changes but nobody else will know if they're useful to you and how much. Also, only you know your budget (and how much you're prepared to flex it). Another factor is, of course, how much of an investment you've made in Canon or Canon-fit lenses. If little, you might want to switch to another make. If you're staying with Canon and money's tight, I would also look at the 20D, which is available in reconditioned form at low prices. The spec's not so far away from the 30D. Hope that's more helpful. |
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21.06.2006, 09:38
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Thanks Roger,
I can afford to splash a bit but not as far as a D5. I suppose behind my question really was a desire to see if anyone rekons the picture quality from the D30 will be an improvement on the 10D, but as yet no-one has mentioned that so I guess the answer must be "No" Bill "Roger Whitehead" <rogergw> wrote in message news:aafd [..] > 20D, which is available in reconditioned form at low prices. The spec's > not so far away from the 30D. > > Hope that's more helpful. > > -- > > Roger > Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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#7
21.06.2006, 09:54
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Bill skrev:
> Thanks Roger, > > I can afford to splash a bit but not as far as a D5. > > I suppose behind my question really was a desire to see if anyone rekons the > picture quality from the D30 will be an improvement on the 10D, but as yet > no-one has mentioned that so I guess the answer must be "No" > > Bill At dpreview and probably on other review-sites too, you can compare sample images and see if _you_ find it worth the extra money. |
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#8
21.06.2006, 11:29
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"Bill" <chalky77> wrote in message
news:1013 > Thanks Roger, > > I can afford to splash a bit but not as far as a D5. > > I suppose behind my question really was a desire to see if anyone rekons > the picture quality from the D30 will be an improvement on the 10D, but as > yet no-one has mentioned that so I guess the answer must be "No" > > Bill The biggest limitation as far as picture quality is concerned is the Generally low optical quality of modern optics The Manual focus zooms that I bought in the early eighties still far out perform the modern lenses that I used with my 10 & 20D's |
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