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"They are all baynets of different types... " Thanks - so unless I get an adaptor (do such things exist?) my old lenses are useless and I will be restricted to one bayonet (thank you!) type, correct? | |||
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"You can still by third party lens for most of the dslr's out there. ( Sigma, Tokina and Tamron.) They are all pretty decent but you can still run into some problems occasionally. 4/3rds cameras are another story. Third party lens are pretty rare, at least hear in the states. However most are interchangeable with each other. The mount for the mirror less 4/3rds is different then the standard 4/3 rds." Wait, what? I thought the 4/3 sensor was what was in DSLRs? Damn...back to Google... | |||
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"Is there a reason you don't want a DSLR? " Two were given in the OP... I'm trying to get the middle ground between portability and sensor size, and I thought I'd found it, although the reviews I'm looking at suggest that I'm too far down the CSC range to get what I want there either. | |||
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"Is there a reason you don't want a DSLR? Two were given in the OP... I'm trying to get the middle ground between portability and sensor size, and I thought I'd found it, although the reviews I'm looking at suggest that I'm too far down the CSC range to get what I want there either." I did read that but if it were me, on my experience with both, I'd save up and wait a little longer, buy a DSLR and I'd learn the techie bits. A decent photographer will be able to take pics on any camera. I just get on better with my DSLR cause I'm used to it. I did a groupon thing with a photographer when I started and he showed me lots on getting on with manual rather than auto and I've never gone back. I've heard really good things about a little camera but I can't for the life of me remember what it's called. I'll go ask my mate who has one and come back to you. It's a dinky number with detachable lenses but I think it's quite expensive. | |||
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"If u look on youtube tony Northrup has a decent guide for that camera On mums ive set c1 button to exposure comp, memory 1 to her bracketing, memory 2 to black and white, and general use apature priority, auto iso " Have already got some of that the same...Thanks | |||
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