Originally posted by NOTAR520AC
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And sometimes good old trial and error. I don't know how many times I've gone back and processed an old image after learning a trick or two and ending up thinkingif only I had known this before....!
A little bit like shooting prints exculsively in the 1980's before discovering slides in the 1990s
Andrew
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Not an easy question to answer. It depends much on personal preference:
1) If you are already locked in with certain lens types, then that pretty much makes your decision for you. I have always been a Nikon shooter, therefore the D70 was a no brainer!)
2) Go and try some out. Basically I would pick the one that you feel most comfortable with.
At the end of the day, all of the above will give you an excellent result...........you just have to make a choice, and only you can do that!
Andrew
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If it's just for aviation photography, I'd say the 300D.
Simply because it's so much cheaper, and I really haven't seen photos taken with the other DSLRs that just blow Rebel results away.
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Originally posted by NOTAR520ACAlso-
What are the features the 10D has over the 300D? Would these goodies improve image quality or are they just 'there' & are novelties?
I use a 300D.
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Originally posted by andyhuntAnd nobody even mentioned the D70
Andrew
Originally posted by b777The Olympus E-1 didn't get as good a recommendation as the 300D or 10D at dpreview. It may have a few revolutionary features but isn't really worth the extra $$$. The Nikon D70 is a better alternative to the 300D.
Originally posted by NOTAR520ACAlso-
Would these goodies improve image quality or are they just 'there' & are novelties?
If you are really serious about photography, the extra features on the 10D maybe useful in the long run...but if you are not sure you will become interested enough to justify a 10D, a good compromise is to get a used D30 or D60 body off ebay. Not only is it cheaper than the 300D (well...maybe not the D60), it has many of the features that the 10D has.
...Or you can buy a 300D and install the firmware hackClick Here for my aviation photographs.
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Originally posted by Airbus_A320...Or you can buy a 300D and install the firmware hack
Although some of stuff is still missing... it's damn good
Just to be on the safe side though, I wouldn't install the hack until the warranty expires.Click Here for my aviation photographs.
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Originally posted by NOTAR520ACWhat's the hack?
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