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* What do you want: One word answer *

Thread starter Ulysses
Start date Jan 14, 2002

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Donniedark

Leading Member

Jan 14, 2002

#21

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

Colour (Canadian spelling for Color)

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Tom Ferguson

Senior Member

Jan 14, 2002

#22

Color

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or

less--Tom Ferguson http://www.ferguson-photo-design.comF707 Studio Info Page: http://www.pipeline.com/~tomf2468/temp1.html

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tam_dominic

Forum Enthusiast

Jan 14, 2002

#23

Member said:
In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise

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Little Pooter

Guest

Jan 14, 2002

#24

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

--MarkF707, LEVBFS but lovin every minute of it!Stickers on, dangling cap.

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antoine52756

Senior Member

Jan 14, 2002

#25

c)

Antoine

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

--Antoine

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antoine52756

Senior Member

Jan 14, 2002

#26

Oops! I mean colors!

Antoine

antoine said:
Antoine

Ulysses said:

The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

Click to expand...

--
Antoine

--Antoine

J

jpadama

Member

Jan 14, 2002

#27

Seems like noise would be the hardest to fix in post processing.--Jay P

E

ez2laf

Forum Enthusiast

Jan 14, 2002

#28

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

N

NRich

Senior Member

Jan 15, 2002

#29

a) lower noise (-the balance fine tuneable in post processing.)
Norman

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

P

poepog

Forum Enthusiast

Jan 15, 2002

#30

more accurate color
enrico
http://www.pbase.com/enricopog/

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

M

Mike Mansfield

Forum Enthusiast

Jan 15, 2002

#31

Lower noise

Mike

poepog said:
Ulysses said:

The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

Click to expand...

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faye67487

Senior Member

Jan 15, 2002

#32

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

--fayeF707, TCON-14B, ETX125

R

RonM64141

Active member

Jan 15, 2002

#33

Color!--Ron Morishige

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stars70260

Well-known member

Jan 15, 2002

#34

Color

C

charles ellison

Well-known member

Jan 15, 2002

#35

better exposure metering

Chas

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Wes69632

Senior Member

Jan 15, 2002

#36

How about better exposure control for studio conditions (in manual mode)??

Regards
...Wes

PS. I always hated multiple choice tests. Never seemed to have any right answers.....

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Ulysses

Guest

Jan 15, 2002

#37

Wes said:
PS. I always hated multiple choice tests. Never seemed to have
any right answers.....

That's why I'm not counting your answer for this survey. ;-)
-- Ulysses

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Cubfan

Leading Member

Jan 15, 2002

#38

Ulysses said:
The question is:

In your next high-end prosumer camera, which would you prefer to have?
a) lower noise
b) more accurate color
c) better auto exposure and metering

You are only allowed to choose one. Please answer in one word or
less, no explanations, no excuses. Just answer the multiple choice
question.

Enjoy!

--

Ulysses

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Wes69632

Senior Member

Jan 15, 2002

#39

That's your prerogative, but why the narrow selections? Is it your supposition that these are the three most important improvement areas?
Wes

Ulysses said:
Wes said:

PS. I always hated multiple choice tests. Never seemed to have
any right answers.....

Click to expand...

That's why I'm not counting your answer for this survey. ;-)

--

Ulysses

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Ulysses

Guest

Jan 15, 2002

#40

Wes, I'm just kidding with you.

These were just areas I chose so as to keep this thread focused, and to help some figure out what's important to them. It also makes for easy compilation of good specific feedback.

But we're digressing here from the multiple choice... I'm outta here!

Wes said:
That's your prerogative, but why the narrow selections? Is it your
supposition that these are the three most important improvement areas?

-- Ulysses

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