jake_ridge

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LOL Julian.

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Yes the Elan 7 is a great backup camera. Remember it's going to be only your back up in case something screws up with your 10D highly doubtful but if it does, you have a backup. I wouldn't take that suggestion in waiting for the PMA for the announcement of another Elan (if there is one), there's no point, its your backup camera and the Elan 7 works fine.

Not to mention the EOS 3's rock solid AF along with a 45point af system vs. 7 points on the 10D.

Please read the archive. This topic has been discussed soooo many times already.

 

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Give KEH a try. www.keh.com

I think someone would opt for the 2.8 sigma over the 4.0L because they probably have a need for a 2ide open 2.8 lens than a 4.0 lens.

1D no questions asked, you have the AF system of the EOS 1V on that baby and so you'll get rock solid focus.

 

10D as backup digital. Plus a EOS Film body as back up number 2 for worst case scenario.

I have never heard of a company "REMOUNTING" a lens built for one camera brand to another. The electronics are just different. I know of re-chipping.

 

I'd like to inquire where did you hear about remounting lenses.

"Why not create a dedicated 300D forum?"

 

I remember the same old talk when the 10d came out.

 

1. Isn't there already digital camera forum?

2. When the 300D becomes outdated do we just contine to make more forums for each individual camera? I think this would just be a waste of time. I don't remember wasn't there a Canon EOS DIGITAL Forum? If not, maybe that might be a consideration. But I disagree in creating a dedicated 300D forum.

Hey all I haven't been here on the forums for a couple of months now, I just don't bother trying to read all (if you dont mind me saying) stupid questions anymore. Anyways not following the forums I did not know about the new 300D until today (I don't really care for the camera anyways) However I agree the barage of questions will start to clog this forum once again, just like when the 10D (D30, 1D etc etc) came out, its the same old questions just replace the old 10D and D30 questions with Canon 300D written in them (or some will call it D300).

On your D2H preview you have the Word MEMORY mispelled in the line:

 

"wireless 802.11b technology and a larger memeory buffer."

Sorry Maybe you can educate me more on What exactly are you trying to do?

 

Are you trying to record/film somthing, then take individual frames from that to make a print?

 

Why not just have someone standing next/near by you with a 35mm film or digital camera taking pictures as well?

Joe, why not just Call them?? and ask what exactly is up with the lens.

I think you're trying to justify a purchase of the 10D nothing else. Who am I or anyone else to tell you what to purchase, if you got the money, hell go out and buy one.

 

However, looking at some posts above, adding to your existing Nikon equipment would be a great idea, since you already have the a semipro nikon body in the N90, and there are a bunch of great lenses you can get for the approx. $1500.00 (not counting CF cards etc). In the end its the photographer.

 

But like I said, in the end its YOUR MONEY, and I could careless which route you take. But spend wisely. Best wishes.

Auto focus lenses for CANON use the EF mount.

 

Manual focus lenses for CANON use the FD mount.

 

The lens "should" work.

I think there are a million reasons to get the 1Ds over the 10D.

Hey Mike, I don't have the 622 so I don't know the layout. But if it has manual controls, I believe you can still use it on manual mode. But TTL will not work.

TTl does not work with Canon Digital SLR's. Since digital slr's don't have film planes, TTL will not work.

Hey Phil, I'm saying sample pictures mean jack if you don't know what lenses/settings the pictures were taken on. Maybe if Jason asked "does anyone have samples of pictures taken at ISO1600 or somthing to that effect it would be more helpful.

Sample pictures can mean jack if you don't know what lenses, settings etc. the pictures was taken with.

The D10 is no Elan 7 with a digital back. More of a Elan/1V combo bybrid body. Compared a Elan 7 body with 10D (outward appearance) the other day, similar but not an elan 7.

I have to disagree, there is a very small limited market for adding IS to short focal length primes. Most of these lenses are easily hand-holdable with very slow shutter speeds. I think you'll have to really be in a tough sitiuation to require IS on a 28mm f1.8 ( or at least the average photographer would have to be).

Honestly, I'd rather use the $1,499 to go on Vacation and use the equipment I already have, and Have fun with it.