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Idan wrote:
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Nikon and Canon are still the "safest" systems to enter, Sony is still new to the market but has all of the Konica/Minolta expertise behind it, Pentax seems to be making a new revival with the agressive pricing and K100D models with shake reduction, and of course Olympus is still a company with an eye on innovation. Sigma is still a very small fish in this pond, so be certain that it is everything you wnat before you spend your money on it. Ira |
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If I was looking at the big picture for a long term, you are right, but I couldn't just couldn't ignore the image quality advantage., thats what turned my head for the first time. Price might be an issue, but I am willing to pay more for this advanced camera (If it will become my dream camera) and be a happy customer, I am sure very anxious to see Steve's review on the one.
In camera JPEG is very important for me because (even though I know how) I don't want to develope every image I take. Just having a camera with such an advanced sensor feels unique, I want to love my new tool cause I am gonna pay a good buck-of-coins for it. I don't intend to buy many lenses and keep them in a large bag, I want 2 great lenses that will cover my most useful focal ranges. After buying a camera I wanted to buy an Eizo 23" 1920x1200 Screen, to fully enjoy the quality of the images I've taken. Thats my dream studio for now but soon...very soon I will know which path to choose. |
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