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Old 16th May 2007, 15:00   #556
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Why, even on my machine here(its not XP/2000 etc.,) I do a "right click-> Properties and see the exif info.
Hmm..What OS do you use tsk? coz I can't see that on my system..
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Old 16th May 2007, 17:12   #557
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Hmm..What OS do you use tsk? coz I can't see that on my system..
I am on Redhat, use Konqueror as my file browser.
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Old 16th May 2007, 17:14   #558
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Ah..Linux! They support almost everything possible. Downloaded a free exif reader, so its not that big a problem...its a small portable file and gives me all the info I need.
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Hmm..What OS do you use tsk? coz I can't see that on my system..
you should see on any OS unless or until the image editing software has trimmed it.
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Old 21st May 2007, 13:40   #560
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Compact Camera High ISO Modes: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography Review
Interesting article.
Look at Page 3 where the high ISO performance of digital SLR is compared with compact cameras.
The notable exception is the Fuji F30 which produces amazing images at high ISO!
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Old 27th May 2007, 13:57   #561
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Does any one have an idea about, for how much does the canon 30d and 400d retails in india. With and without b&w.
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Old 29th May 2007, 11:06   #562
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400D costs 33K without B&W, and around 45K with the bill
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Just got a Sony H7, nice thing, cheap plasticky body though.
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Just bought a Nikon D40 for a friend and enjoyed using it in cochin. Paid about 25K for it and it's brilliant for the money.
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400D costs 33K without B&W, and around 45K with the bill
I just need the body. Still??? I thought with Rs at 40 and expected to hit 39, these things will get cheap.
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Just bought a Nikon D40 for a friend and enjoyed using it in cochin. Paid about 25K for it and it's brilliant for the money.
Sambhai..

D40 is entry level compact dslr and real vfm. Nice Choice.
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Digital SLR will have to wait till I can pay for it myself and I have better knowledge on equipment.

On a positive note, got an S3 with a 2gb card Now for some lessons from Rudraji after these darned exams
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Old 12th June 2007, 10:02   #568
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Digital V/s Film Based SLR camera

so here is the thing, I am thinking / decided to take up photography as a hobby always been attracted to it but never goit the chance. I need to get a decent camera so i was talking to some people and one of the things that came out was that a film based slr is better than a digital slr, is that true ?
i would think it would be the same other than the obvious diff of digital v/s file ....

what camera would you suggest & why ?
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Only an idiot would recommend a film slr as your primary body in this day and age. You might want to keep a film slr as a backup body but definitely have a digital slr as your primary. If you buy a canon, all lenses other than EF-S mount lenses can be interchanged between film and digital. In case of nikons, you can use all but the DX lenses. So its easy... buy a digital body first up and then get a used film body later as these are dirt cheap on ebay and such (~20-30$ for a Canon Elan 7NL)
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I would suggest if you are an amateur photographer then dont go for an SLR. I would suggest you to go for a high end Digital camera like cannon S5IS . But If you have LSR lenses lying around then you can go for an SLR... I dont think DSLR are inferior in anyway to film ones.
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