MMMMM - Very interesting comments. I must say that most of the time I still use my 350D as a P&S - although I have started to play around with the settings a bit.
It seems to be taking me a long time to master my digital Rebel....the canon A-95 is my faithful companion, many times seems to do a better job. As I say, have not mastered the big "Canon Ball" The equipment is important but you are the artist !
Don't suck up to the P&S crowd - They want a digital war. Lets meet
them Head on Pixel. Either you are in or out.
Not sucking up to anyone, sweetie. live & let live.
It seems to be taking me a long time to master my digital Rebel....the canon A-95 is my faithful companion, many times seems to do a better job. As I say, have not mastered the big "Canon Ball" The equipment is important but you are the artist !
Don't suck up to the P&S crowd - They want a digital war. Lets meet
them Head on Pixel. Either you are in or out.
Not sucking up to anyone, sweetie. live & let live.
LOL - I don't know if the original post was a joke or if the guy was serious (I hope it was a joke). Ins South Africa we often heard these kinda speeches during the apartheid era - those guys were serious.
Guess I'll have to chime in here (I usually stay away from these kinds of things and I might regret this). I am a proud P&S user. 7 of my top 10 scores have been with my P&S. I do have a DSLR also, but it's collecting dust. It just frustrates me ~ I find that I spend more time trying to figure out if I have this and that set right, the right lens, etc. than I do thinking about the shot. It got to the point where I almost dreaded taking pictures. With my Panasonic I have a great zoom, EASY to use, can take it anywhere and most of all, I love the quality of the pictures. I do hardly any PS to them, just if I want to try something different.
hmmm, crayon in diapers? That could be quite interesting. Note I did not say appealing, just interesting.
I double dog dare you.
Here we go again - Shutterpug and Photoman trying some stuff (Cheese, Jello, Peanut Butter) and now Crayon and Diapers...
This can only be interesting.
