At first I thought - that would be nice (for me, nothing like this in Australia) but the implications are problematic.
A good start would be for stores to carry more cameras with charged batteries so you can actually get to do more than hold them. This is especially true for EVF cameras.
And I wish Panasonic would actually put some FZ200s in stores ...
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Posted on Feb 15, 2013 at 22:13:23 UTC
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On flashcard photo in leoda's photo gallery
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Nice one - the small body + SB400 + 35mm - the compact kit.
I trim a business card to slide in the gap between the flash bulk and the body.
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Posted on Jul 29, 2012 at 12:24:32 UTC
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I absolutely agree with the comments meland made - why are dSLRs so big, and along with that, why are the viewfinders so crap in the entry level (anda bove models) in comparison to film cameras - and yes I have a Pentax ME Super which does have a SUPER viewfinder.
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Posted on Dec 16, 2011 at 13:46:10 UTC
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Of course Panasonic may be so confident that the camera is so good that almost everyone will hang on to it.
Wow - this generated a lot of comments!!
At first I thought - that would be nice (for me, nothing like this in Australia) but the implications are problematic.
A good start would be for stores to carry more cameras with charged batteries so you can actually get to do more than hold them. This is especially true for EVF cameras.
And I wish Panasonic would actually put some FZ200s in stores ...
Nice one - the small body + SB400 + 35mm - the compact kit.
I trim a business card to slide in the gap between the flash bulk and the body.
I absolutely agree with the comments meland made - why are dSLRs so big, and along with that, why are the viewfinders so crap in the entry level (anda bove models) in comparison to film cameras - and yes I have a Pentax ME Super which does have a SUPER viewfinder.