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Comment by Anvh posted on Some simple arithmetic at 23/05/2009 - 02:02
The DAII version you can also call light weight, I'm actually quite curious if you feel the weight difference when comparing both lenses.
Can you feel any difference between the DA-L and the DA I?
Comment by Anvh posted on dal or da II at 23/05/2009 - 01:15
I believe they are both different and must be seen that way and not as replacement of each other.
Consumers camcorders are clearly designed to capture moments with your loved ones but when you think about the artistic functions you won't come so far. The lack of lens controll, limits that a lot.
With a DLSR video function you've full controll over your lens so that fill that gap on your holidays. You probable make only max 2 minutes shot but like a documantairy film with creative focus and angles to capture the feeling of a place that you can't capture with a photo.
That's my view on this matter and I would love to use it the way I explained.
Comment by Anvh posted on K-7 has image distortion and CA correction at 23/05/2009 - 01:05
We would also like to see some scanned film from you, we don't see that nearly enough here on the forum.
Comment by Anvh posted on Recent recruit from Ireland. at 23/05/2009 - 00:13
No continous AF in video mode either.
Comment by Anvh posted on K-7 has image distortion and CA correction at 21/05/2009 - 22:32
And by the way, I do think the K7 is a great camera. Just a shame it's a great price (where great in the latter instance means massive). But perhaps I've been spoiled by the amazingly low price of its predecessor.
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body only btw.
K10D £700 $899 €800
K20D £730 $999 €1199
k-7 £1269 $1299 €1299 (couldn't find a pound price fast so took away £60 for the 18-55WR kit lens. that was the price differnce with the other kits.)
Yeah what can we say, the pound isn't what it used to be
ps. I find the € price of the K10D a bit cheap need to look that up again.
Comment by Anvh posted on Are you going to buy the K-7 at 21/05/2009 - 19:08
easy enough to lower prices if it doesn't sell...in fact, being electronics, they will have to lower the price later anyways...BUT...if they start off too low, they can't very well raise the prices without getting called a rip off......
With the current announced price it will place his self between the Canon 50D and the Nikon D300 so that also seems fair enough for a new product, probable after two/three months the price when the new status is off from it. It will drop in price and might even become cheaper then the 50D to steal some customers from Canon.
Comment by Anvh posted on K7 rippoff at 21/05/2009 - 17:36
Stefan,
June comes BEFORE July.
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I thought maybe it was a dutch thing
Comment by Anvh posted on K7 rippoff at 21/05/2009 - 17:30
A RAW file is an unprocessed file, bits 'n bytes straight from the sensor. To apply any kind of processing to it would invalidate it's RAW state.
Comment by Anvh posted on The difference between 10, 12 and 16? at 21/05/2009 - 17:26
Really put a website on your server and try to sell them.
Comment by Anvh posted on We had bubble and we had smoke, now let's have both :) at 21/05/2009 - 17:22


Maybe buying from the Netherlands for example might be a safer option then from the USA.
You already get a 5% VAT discount since we've 19% vat here, you don't pay import taxes so far as I know since it's from another EU country also warranty shouldn't be a problem for that reason, P&P is less then from the USA and the Pound is still worth more then the Euro but the both have the same numbers for the advice price.
I didn't ask for nothing if someone knows how the EU law works but I believe that what I said above is true although but don't take my word for it so digg into it to make sure!
You might not save as much as from the USA (£150 or less maybe) but it looks a lot safer to shop inside the EU.
Just my point of view though.