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I am in limbo. I'm looking at the Oly E-20n and the 7hi.
The buffer speed and low shutter speed of the e-20 are no issue to me. I mainly shoot landscapes, people, events, and commercial My questions are. Are there any other semi-pros or higher shooting the 7hi. Did anyone else consider the E-20n? How is the flash performance on the 7hi and does the external flashes AF assist work on it. :? What off camera flashes are you shooting if aftermarket? Do I need the "most expensive 5600" for necessary results in low light" Occasionally I do freelance work. Has anyone used the 7hi for weddings? I've gotten a wealth of info here.Thanks |
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- External flashes AF beam does not operate as I know. Choice of external flashes depends on your need in terms of power , and in term of the modes you intend to use ; - If you want TTL: only Minolta flashes and “compatible” makes: for example, Metz with appropriate adapter - If you are ok with manual and auto-aperture mode, the choices are wide |
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D7 family has an advantage in landscape and people pics with the wide 28mm lens
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http://www.stevesforums.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6416 The D7hi is also highly flexible: http://www.stevesforums.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6795 However the E-20 is also a very good camera, and you can't go wrong either way... :? If you buy one you probably miss the other :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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