Canon 300D used in Nikon D50 ad

[eos 10 fan]

<p><a

href="http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/nation/200507/kt2005070420115811990.htm">http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/nation/200507/kt2005070420115811990.htm</a><p>

 

I found the article kind of funny<br>

and at the same time, a little sad.<p>--

[gaius1]

This sort of thing would normally get an ad agency fired (and in turn, the ad agency would probably fire the art director responsible).

[david_h._hartman]

One of the photographs by Galen Rowell used in the F100

brochure was shoot with a Nikon/Cosina FM-10. Galens

primary camera before his death was the F100 but sometimes he

used an N80 or FM-10 when he needed to travel very light. I think

Galen wrote about this photo in Outdoor Photographer. I dont

have back issues anymore.<br>

<br>

This has been going on for a long time. There is no reason to

believe a specific photograph was take with the camera and lens

unless that is stated in an advertisement or brochure. The

photographs can easily and often are taken with a different brand

of camera and lens than the ad.

[kelly_flanigan1]

In the 1960's many folks said they "used a Nikon F" whether it was a waist level; standard prism; selenium; Photomic; Photomic T; Photomic TN; or Photomic FTN; or a Nikkormat. In was condsidered abit un-pro or whussy to admit one used a camera with a meter in it