1200D or 100D for school use? Quick response please!
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Re: 1200D or 100D for school use? Quick response please!
jkjond wrote:
WilbaW wrote:
imqqmi wrote:
jkjond wrote:
Peter63 wrote:
jkjond wrote:
BarnET wrote:
It doesn't have in camera sensor cleaning. So unless you want to clean her sensor every week in order to woo her i would let her stay far far away from it.
That won't be very useful for school use, it will not get any respect. I won't be cleaning it for them and I doubt anyone else would.
If the camera is going to have the kit lens on permanently, this may not be an issue.
So you're a teenager at school and someone hands you a dslr with a lens attached. What's the first thing you do? Or maybe not the first, but not long afterwards.
Glue the lens to the body
Is that responsible advice from a moderator?!
Totally irresponsible advice from a moderator. The type of glue required would never be allowed for Health and Safety reasons - lenses must be welded to the body for school use.
That would be a great way to convert the dslr to a P&S bridge
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