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I'm entertaining the thought of buying a Fuji GS645s and wondering

if any of you have some issues with this camera that you'd like to

share before I make my purchase.I'm not new to MF but I'm looking

for something light to carry with a very sharp lens.It'll be used

for landscape and environmental portrait photography.

Your help would be greatly apprieciated.

To Gary Barton:Check his questions for the last week,then tell me the questions aren't silly.The questions are all the same.What lens should I buy for x brand camera,then the next post,what kind of lens for y brand camera.

My mentioning the manual cameras wasn't meant to be rude.I really think he would benefit from learning photography from cameras that don't do all the thinking for him.

Actually,you can get a better deal than that.Here it is.

http://www.photo.net/gc/view-one?classified_ad_id=552517

Really,you should look into one of these.

Maybe you should go for something like this.You could have lots of money left for film so you could go shoot and stop asking silly questions.

http://www.photo.net/gc/view-one?classified_ad_id=552516

Check that link out.You can't get much better of a deal than that.

I've had my 10D for 3 months now and all I can say is that I love it.I'm impressed by the quality of the prints I get from this camera.I find that my 12x18 enlargements are better from this camera that what I got from my Nikon F90x,Kodak Elite 100 and scanned on a Canoscan 4000us.

I shot a wedding with the 10D and the clients were blown away with the quality of the pics.It didn't hurt that I was able to give them some enlargements before their party was over.

Here's an attachment of a photo taken with the 10D.

I have a Canon 10D and print just fine to 13x19 size photos.I find the photos from my 10D exceed the photos that I made with my F90x scanned at 4000 dpi.

Nikon D2h: 4.1 megapixel,8 frames per second.Revolutionary.

One question though.Didn't Canon have one like that 1.5 years ago,the 1D???

Gene,You should contact Garry Black at black@travel-net.com

He's been running a photo workshop there for many years and can tell you where to find the birds you are searching for.He's very helpful with his information,giving it freely.He's a good instructor also.I know from experience.

There's one little problem.You state that this package comes with 120 and 220 backs.That's not correct as this camera don't have interchangable back,just inserts.Therefore,you can't change film midroll.Other than this,sounds like a good buy.

Don

Here is a link to a Nfld site.It should give you alot of info.

http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/