rossawilson01
Member
Hi,
This is my first post here. I've had a G2 for about 3 months now, I can honestly say that both me and my girlfriend (we've both spent years working at Jessops camera shop) were blown away by what those lenses can do. I've done medium format too, both 6x7 and 6x4.5 and it's almost like stepping upto that kind of detail without the bulk. I thought the AF noise was a bit crappy, and the finder is pretty dim too, so have been thinking about an N1, but I'm not sure I'd feel so comfortable in foreign countries with that monster. Anyway, I've read some of the old posts from 2003 regarding the digital v film thing. I know its old and pretty pointless, I think even the media is beginning to grasp that, but I'd just be interested to know what you guys here think about the likes of the 20D S3PRO i.e. the 2005 dig line up etc in terms of quality of image. Why? Because I'd never dump on B&W film, but I'm wondering if dig would be a worth while investment for colour.
This is my first post here. I've had a G2 for about 3 months now, I can honestly say that both me and my girlfriend (we've both spent years working at Jessops camera shop) were blown away by what those lenses can do. I've done medium format too, both 6x7 and 6x4.5 and it's almost like stepping upto that kind of detail without the bulk. I thought the AF noise was a bit crappy, and the finder is pretty dim too, so have been thinking about an N1, but I'm not sure I'd feel so comfortable in foreign countries with that monster. Anyway, I've read some of the old posts from 2003 regarding the digital v film thing. I know its old and pretty pointless, I think even the media is beginning to grasp that, but I'd just be interested to know what you guys here think about the likes of the 20D S3PRO i.e. the 2005 dig line up etc in terms of quality of image. Why? Because I'd never dump on B&W film, but I'm wondering if dig would be a worth while investment for colour.