I tried something a little different today

he's still chasing that degree the man in the balloon promised him......



"Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message
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> "John Bradley" > wrote in message
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>> Pat
>
>> (Gee if I could only come up with a writing style like Mostly Old Parts
>> And Rust) I don't care what you do - and can't follow it anyway. You
>> guys (and you know who you are) are really impressive with these
>> adaptations of old techniques to these new-fangled digital camera things.
>> But the impact of your pix come from the constant (mostly) quality of the
>> subjects as then interpreted by your personal choices in composition and
>> all of the other 'things' that make photo art.
>
>> Thanks
>> john
>
>
> No no no. Thank YOU John!
>
> PS - You don't miss Mostly Old Parts And Rust do you? (I assume by Mostly
> Old Parts And Rust you mean He's (the) Missing Idiot)
>

Actually, the newish 5D mkII has interchangeable screens, too. And it's a
whole lot less pricey than a 1D. By the way, a 1Ds is full frame, as is the
5D. But Pat shoots Nikon, and buying a Canon body just for the
interchangeable screens could get expensive... IIRC the Nikon D300, D700
and D3 trio all have swappable screens, too.

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Skip Middleton
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"Buck Ofama" > wrote in message
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> "Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message
> ...: "Skip"
> > wrote in message
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> Interchangeable viewfinder
> : glass for different lenses is unheard of. So when I mount this thing on
> my
> : D80 any focusing I do is pretty rough. I got quite a few shots
> yesterday
> : that looked fine but when I got home were blurry as hell. I guess I
> just
> : can't see well enough on my view screen to make fine adjustments.
> :
> The Canon 1D bodies can utilize interchangeable screens, and they have a
> 1.3
> crop, rather than the 1.6 of the XD and Rebel series.
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>