Subject	How good are you at photography?
Posted by	Marshall on February 17, 2004 at 12:32 PM
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In Reply To	SZR Need advice on a Digital Camera posted by zxerox on February 17, 2004 at 11:56 AM
Message	The higher end models have more features that you can take advantage of if you know how to use them. If you're a point and shoot user like 99.9% of the people out there, the higher end camera won't do anything for you. But Canon does make very nice cameras. My friend has the EOS-10D, which is very nice but it's big. It's not the kind of camera that you'd want to carry around with you to snap pictures. It's more for professional shoots where you bring bags of equipment with you containing different lenses, tripods, etc.
Follow Ups	SZR Need advice on a Digital Camera - zxerox 11:56:16 02/17/04 Casio Exilim EX-S3 is an awesome compact cam for the $$ (n/m) - GiZmo 12:06:51 02/17/04 try this website - gtclk 12:25:40 02/17/04 DP Review is a great resource. The Rebel EOS Digital >>> - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 12:58:04 02/17/04 How good are you at photography? - Marshall 12:32:58 02/17/04 canons are the best in my opinion - ineednos (DFW) 12:40:01 02/17/04 and btw... - ineednos (DFW) 12:41:42 02/17/04 I have the Digital Rebel (300d) - code3smith 13:19:36 02/17/04 canon and fuji film in my opinion... - TagZ 13:39:06 02/17/04 2.0MP will really only do 5"x7" prints - bb0ys (MA) 15:11:11 02/17/04 everything I've read said 8"x10" but... - TagZ 16:04:36 02/17/04 Here are some features you may want to look for - bb0ys (MA) 15:28:43 02/17/04
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