Shooting weddings with a Canon 300D. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Hey, Disclaimer - I don't intend to replace the pro at the wedding. I am doing it for my own satisfaction. The B&G are in no way dependant on the results of my shooting. I...

Canon EOS 1DsMark2 By any chance did you read the price range of the OP??? Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.slr-systems () Ryadia wrote: > The problem with Canon DSLRs is that to achieve the same functionality as > Nikon, the cameras become...

definition is not required, just sharp-to-the-eye prints with pleasing colors and accurate color balance, which is where digital shines. I shoot weddings with a 300D, and have no complaints. Colin Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Colin D...

the best. How is the EF-S 17-85 F/4-5.6 kit lens? Has > anyone used the Tamron 28-75 F/2.8 and how does it compare to the > higher priced Canons? Should I stick with IS lens? Thanks for any tips! > Lisa I shot two weddings with Canon 300D and the kit...

just terminology, but I consider digital cameras into the following categories P&S compact - eg Canon SD300 P&S prosumer - eg Olympus C-8080 SLR consumer/high-end - Canon 300D SLR high end - Canon 20D, Nikon D70 (borderline) SLR professional - Canon...

Hamstrung by a dSLR. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital,rec.photo.digital.slr-systems () Saved up money, sold my Oly C-750, bought a Canon 300D, saved more money, and bought some lenses. The end result is that the number of photographs I take has steadily...

an excuse to get a new camera, unread what you > just read. :) -- Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 02:53:55 GMT, CFB wrote: > My Canon D300 has a setting that shoots in raw and jpeg (big, definatly > big enough for...

groups: rec.photo.digital () I'm in a similar position. I'm looking to get hold of my first DSLR and the choices are threefold: Canon 300D Nikon D70 Pentax *ist DS The canon is due for replacement and ergonomics didn't feel right in my hands. Purely...

don't want to learn how to use an SLR... then one of these super-expensive cameras is for you. But your money WOULD be better spent on an SLR, which is why the Canon Digital Rebel did sneak into this guide." I guess you have to read the whole Web...

zoom lens. You need a DSLR and not a 'prosumer' camera so that you can shoot noise free at ISO 800 since you don't use a flash, and will need fast shutter action. You may even shoot at 1600 if you don't mind a little speckle... The D70 allows you to go...