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RE: OT: APS Camera Suggestions



Tony,

If your dad already has a manual SLR, then does he already have a/some lenses.

How about a "fully automatic" SLR back, that would work with his existing lenses?

M.

-----Original Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM [mailto:roaming@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 14 October 2002 14:51
To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] OT: APS Camera Suggestions


> Tony,
>
> Can I ask why APS rather than a traditional 35mm SLR?

Certainly you can ask...........
Oh, you want an answer? :-)

The answer is:
SWMBO's mum has a very cheap and cheerful point and click traditional camera
SWMBO's dad has an SLR, everything manual, takes 1/2 an hr to set up jobbie.

On holiday,
mum's camera doesn't give good pics coz of limited options, no red eye
stuff, no zoom etc etc.
dad's camera does not give good pics because takes too long to set up so the
moment is past or mum is asked to take the piccie or dad forgets to set the
aperature correctly etc etc.

Can't be doing with a new fangled digital camera, and want something
somewhere between the two types.
At this stage, could still go for a standard camera however.....
many of dad's shots are landscape type things, and APS does W-I-D-E
landscape shots.

Yes, I know a 'serious' photographer wouldn't touch APS with a bargepole
because the aps negative is about 1/2 the size of a 35mm one, the image
quality will be less when blown up etc etc, but then, he's got his SLR
camera for "serious" stuff......

cheers,


Tony


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