> > Am I right in thinking that a 2 meg card is the biggest that this camera
> > will accept.
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> Jeff R.
Nikon: You only get what you pay for, 9 MP short and 3 years too late (1ds
mkIII v's D3, when a heavyweight meets a flyweight.)
Jeff R. - 25 Oct 2007 10:24 GMT
>> > Am I right in thinking that a 2 meg card is the biggest that this
>> > camera
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> Nikon: You only get what you pay for, 9 MP short and 3 years too late (1ds
> mkIII v's D3, when a heavyweight meets a flyweight.)
Interesting leap from what I said...
I thought the post was about the D50, which is an excellent camera by any
standards.
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Jeff R.
Rob Morley - 25 Oct 2007 11:06 GMT
> Interesting leap from what I said...
>
> I thought the post was about the D50, which is an excellent camera by any
> standards.
He has a limited set of ideas/phrases, a reflection of his limited
intellectual capacity/insight.
The One - 25 Oct 2007 12:30 GMT
> Interesting leap from what I said...
>
> I thought the post was about the D50, which is an excellent camera by any
> standards.
Just thought id highlight the fact that Nikon are lightyears behind Canon.
Jeff R. - 25 Oct 2007 12:54 GMT
>> Interesting leap from what I said...
>>
>> I thought the post was about the D50, which is an excellent camera by any
>> standards.
>
> Just thought id highlight the fact that Nikon are lightyears behind Canon.
Uh huh.
...and you are welcome to your opinion (not "fact", BTW.)
But who cares, anyway - fer Crissake.
Do they take better pictures?
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Jeff R.
Chris Hills - 28 Oct 2007 16:58 GMT
>> Interesting leap from what I said...
>>
>> I thought the post was about the D50, which is an excellent camera by any
>> standards.
>
>Just thought id highlight the fact that Nikon are lightyears behind Canon.
Irrelevant. The best camera is the one in your hand that you can operate
when an opportunity for a photo presents itself
Some of my best photos were taken with a Kodak Instamatic with 126 film.
For health and safety reasons no one will ever be able to get where I
did to take those photos 20 years ago. I was lucky when I took them at
the time (young and stupid :-)
The "best camera" a friend of mine has is a Zenith. It lets him take
photos where a Canon of Nikon would get you arrested in some parts of
the world. BTW He also has an awesome array of Nikon kit too. .
I recently saw a letter in a magazine from someone saying he "needed" to
upgrade from his Nikon D70s as it was not good enough to enter
competitions with. Well I have just won a national completion using a
D70s
Blaming the tools always was the sign of a poor workman. Quoting pure
numbers like pixels is pointless. For most things 6Mp is plenty .
Actually another friend of mine say he can see no point in upgrading
past about 10-12MP. (His other camera is a surveillance satellite :-)

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Not4wood - 28 Oct 2007 19:31 GMT
Truly funny there Chris.
There has always been I would say anger instead of hate for those who chose
another name brand then the one they own. Canon vs Minolta and so on.
Like everything else, they are all tools and its to each his own. What
works for one might not work for another.
But to get angry over it makes no sense. We are here because we all have
something in common and thats Photography. No matter what the tools are,
its the results that count. There was also slightly less anger when it came
to Darkroom equipment way back when and one preferred one name brand over
another but nobody got bent out of shape over it like these people do now
over DSLR vs P&S, or in those days it was SLR vs Range Finder. The argument
never stops. LOL
Not4wood
>>> Interesting leap from what I said...
>>>
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> another friend of mine say he can see no point in upgrading past about
> 10-12MP. (His other camera is a surveillance satellite :-)
The One - 29 Oct 2007 12:22 GMT
(His other camera is a surveillance satellite :-)
Boasting big headed idiot. And probably a liar too.
Chris Hills - 29 Oct 2007 13:07 GMT
>(His other camera is a surveillance satellite :-)
>
>Boasting big headed idiot. And probably a liar too.
Wrong on both counts.
His profession is digital imaging in the defence sector.
He is not a photographer and uses a 35mm for fun.

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The One - 30 Oct 2007 21:21 GMT
> >(His other camera is a surveillance satellite :-)
> >
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> His profession is digital imaging in the defence sector.
> He is not a photographer and uses a 35mm for fun.
Is there a parrot in here....
Rob Morley - 25 Oct 2007 11:05 GMT
> Nikon: You only get what you pay for, 9 MP short and 3 years too late
The needle's stuck - someone give it a kick.
No One - 25 Oct 2007 11:54 GMT
>>>Am I right in thinking that a 2 meg card is the biggest that this camera
>>>will accept.
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> Nikon: You only get what you pay for, 9 MP short and 3 years too late (1ds
> mkIII v's D3, when a heavyweight meets a flyweight.)
So why have you posted this in multiple threads?