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21-02-06, 13:41
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New Canon
I'm surprised no-one has posted the picture of it yet. Have you seen all the other functions it has available at the press of a button?
 Andy, we really do need a "Tongue in cheek" smiley. 
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21-02-06, 13:44
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After seeing that pic, it looks like a good long read through the manual would be a good idea. ant ps, how much is it for a coke? Last edited by Ant; 21-02-06 at 13:48.
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#14
21-02-06, 13:50
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5fps is plenty for bird photography... I have 8fps available and never needed to use it, even though it sounds impressive. cheers, Andy
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21-02-06, 15:54
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I've just replied on Birdforum that I think a reduction in noise of the shutter would be the best feature to check out for anyone into wildlife photography. I've hardly ever needed more than 5 or 6 shots in a sequence (with that noisy 20D shutter the bird is long gone before you'll need more shots  ) so the up-graded buffer is not that important to me.The 100,000-frame shutter might be useful for someone looking to actually keep one of these rather than up-grding every few years... I reckon a digital equivalent of the EOS3 body would be Canon's long-term goal in the mid-range market - something that would give them a long production run that wouldn't need up-dating all the time. Whatever happened to the 400mm F5'6 lens upgrade that the dealers' shelves have been cleared for... 
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21-02-06, 16:51
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Never really understood why dslr's are so much noisier than our old 35mm slr's... with a smaller sensor, the mirror should be smaller and need less powerful spings. I suppose we have far faster shutter-speeds available thesedays and 5fps+, so they are more substantially powered?
cheers, Andy
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21-02-06, 17:15
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I like the idea of a spot meter - I had terrible trouble yesterday with the Kingfishers, due to the weather the lighting kept changing, and the only place I could sit hidden on a particular perch meant the reflection in the river behind was bright and the birds were in shadow. I can't believe Canon haven't included ths previously. The other features I'm not so much bothered about.
The only other thing I'd like to see in a camera is that it takes the picture in manual mode when I press the button, I've had a few instances where the camera has decided the setting I've chosen aren't correct and the shutter won't fire, a quick change of say aperture or shutter change this but negate the purpose of manual.
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21-02-06, 17:44
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Is'nt it nice to be a contented Nikon owner?!
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21-02-06, 18:26
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