richard_r_johnson

Hey Scott

I'am an old 300D user and just after I tryed the 20D I did'n like the feel.

It's too light and does not have much Pro feel for Balance.

It..Feels like a Plasic Toy..

If you take that extra money and buy a great lens or a good lens $500 and up you can get better sharpness..Also so PhotoShop is the answer to better photo's...

I can tell you you have a great camera and if you click on the link below you can see how nice it is with good lens.

<a href="http://www.phototalk.net/wb2lfy/"><b>300D Photo's</b>

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Rich

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The real way is to try using this ExpoDisc 82mm

works great and works with raw files too.

<a href="http://www.expodisc.com/products/expodisc/expodisc.html"><b>Expodisc</b>

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Rich

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<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/2284951-lg.jpg">

It's Real..

Rich

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<a href="http://www.phototalk.net/wb2lfy/"><b>Sigma Photo's</b>

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THANKS FOR GOING THRU ALL THE FINE POINTS FOR A QUICK SETUP..

RICH

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If these guys are all to much, What I try is use asa 200 film and a tripod and fld filter and see if you can scan the film to a see better color cast. Also each bulb in the celling may be different temp. So then what to do is shoot with a flash to fill it the people you want in the photo's.

Or try to copy and past them in to a digital back drop...

Rich

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