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New Olympus 'Pro' dSLR - called the P1
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This was a thread regarding a few new models that were announced at PMA, and any new member can also find new product announcements on our Breaking News Page, as well as see more products launched leading into PMA on our PMA 2007 Show Report page (and Steve will continue to update these pages as products are announced and embargos lifted). |
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Understood Jim.
![]() However I put it in the other forum because there are so many threads running on just the question of buying a new dSLR and all of these cameras are going to be new options for many of those OP's. Just seems more relevant. ![]() |
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More relevant to what members though? ;-)
It was a post mentioning a two new models out of *many* new models already announced (and likely, there are even more on the way), with more being added as the thread progressed. Being able to glance at our PMA report page or Breaking News page gives them a more complete list of models to get a better idea of where the industry is heading. Chances are, it's going to be a while before many of these new models are available on store shelves anyway. |
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D50 w/ 12 - 24 f4 Tokina. (the opposite of most people- I pick the glass (range at least) first, then the body) I'm interested in a 2nd body for a medium tele (most likely 50mm f1.4 = effectively 75mm). I like the compact, lightweight body & price point of the D40, & the 2.5 lcd. But the lens limitations are unworkable - imo. I don't really want another D50 (lcd & viewfinder size). D80 is not fish or fowl . . . Leaving the D200 . . . At least, that's how I'm seeing it ![]() I almost bought a 5D, but it was a stretch (especially with the 85mm f1.2). Thank God the rebates are gone so the temptation is under control. Now if those were double(or triple) instant (vs mail in) rebates . . . :| Best. imo |
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I guess you could also include:
Canon EOS-1D Mark III http://www.steves-digicams.com/pr/ca...dmark3_pr.html 10.1 MP 1.3x EFL factor 45 AF points (19 cross type) 10 FPS ISO 50-6400 Anti-dust system 3" LCD Live View 300,000 cycle shutter 14 bit image processing Magnesium alloy casing with dust and moisture seals $3999 - available in April Hasselblad H3D-31 http://www.hasselblad.com/news/hasse...he-h3d-31.aspx 31 MP 44x33mm sensor 0.78 EFL factor (or really a "full frame" 48mm medium format) Max ISO 800 $24,995 - available now Sigma SD-14 http://www.sigma-photo.com/cameras/sd14_spec.asp 14 MP effective (5MP Foveon sensor) 1.7 EFL factor 3 FPS Pentaprism viewfinder ISO 100-1600 5 point AF $1599 available now (as of March 6) |
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