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Old 10-12-2004, 12:32 PM   #7
Catwoman
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Originally Posted by Kitsune
Canon EOS range

Well, there's your first mistake.
Just heard from a photographer that it was the best range... but you're probably right, I'm already being pretentious about it and I don't know anything about it! Doh!

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Originally Posted by Kitsune
How manual do you want it to be? Will you settle for manual focus?
No, want it completely manual, want to learn as much as possible. Don't trust machines or automated systems.

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Originally Posted by glatt
knowing what a camera can do for you is key to artistic shots
Yes, this is the bit I need to learn about. Any tips on blurred backgrounds, light tricks, perspective etc are welcome!

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Originally Posted by Kitsune
Alas, my current camera is a Nikon D70. I gave into digital after the processors kept screwing my film up and the expense of film became too great. Damn, how I miss it, though. Especially black and white!
Yes, I refuse to get digital. Want to stick to tradition. And would love to become proficient with b&w, it is classy, distinctive and can create just the right tone... except b&w film is very expensive. Or I could always recolour it in photoshop...

Any idea on cost? Most half decent ones are going on ebay for about £100 ($160). Think I could get a cheaper one that is just as decent?
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