Hi With your D10 what size of prints (at max res.) can you blow up to before you start to loose quality? Steve. > I've been shooting with the D10 for about a month now...an upgrade from > the Olympus E10...for both portrait and wedding work. You're in for a > treat. It's a beautiful camera with LOADS of great features...not the > least of which is their amazing flash technology. If you buy a flash for > this camera, spend the money and get the 550ex or the 420ex. Both are > incredible. > > I purchased a 28-135 IS lens to be my primary lens on this camera. It's > a great lens, sharp, contrasty and with a good focal range....however, > there is a conversion factor of 1.6 so be aware of that. Canon has > released a lens in the 17-40mm area that should help combat this and > open up the wider end for digital shooters. > > I only shoot Canon lenses so can't speak to any other brands. > Lea > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Scot" <kamandscot@comcast.net> > To: "List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students" > <photoforum@listserver.isc.rit.edu> > Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 11:16 PM > > >> Well after a couple of years waiting for my beloved Minolta to > introduce a >> Digital SLR, I can't wait any longer. >> >> I'm switching to Canon. I'm getting a D10 and a used EOS-1 for my > back-up/ >> film body. >> >> I as yet have no lenses chosen, and am looking for opinions. >> >> I plan on covering the gamut with a 24-70 and an 80-200 to start. >> >> Any opinion on off brands? Tokina/Sigma etc. >> >> Anyone using the D10 yet...if so what do you think? >> >> Getting a new computer as well to handle the new digi info. >> >> Thank in advance...Scot >> >> >
