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Thanks Kenneth ! I appreciate you reading it and glad you enjoyed it. Jim
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Sony looks huge! Thanks very much Tiger.
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Your welcome Grant, Sony = large and heavy ! Jim
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tiger98 wrote:
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Regarding the dSLR, I too remember the Olympus link being mentioned (no bad thing, I like Olympus) but as Four Thirds is an open system, the lenses wouldn't have to be by Olympus - anybody who wants to can sign up, I believe (for a fee, no doubt!). |
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Thanks for the report, tiger! Nice indoor shots as well!
Regarding Sony R1; if I wanted a large sensor (about APS size) camera I would certainly prefer the flexibility of a dSLR. The only selling point with R1 (IMO) is a large sensor combined withpreview LCD, that's it... not enough. |
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What is this "Four Thirds" system that I've been hearing about in this thread?
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Nizidramanii wrote:
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Your right about the Samsung Digigal, when the Pro 815 lens is extended you could use it as a baseball bat ! :-) Jim
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Thanks PeHa, I agree with you, the Sony couldn't begin to pry me away from the FZ30 ! Jim
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