Tina wrote:
> I don't really care anything about all of the controlled, repeatable
> tests. I care about whether I can focus the camera quickly, whether I can
> take pictures in the dark, whether the camera is quiet and unobtrusive,
> whether the batteries last a long time, and if the resulting photos tell
> the story I want to tell. My old M6's still work great for all of those
> except the focusing quickly part. That's why I got the SL. So far, I'm
> happy.
I agree, entirely. Yet, what you just described is any Canon DSLR.
Once a camera achieves the basics of what you listed, you really get
into intangibles that set one camera apart from another.
There are reasons why Kodak Tri-X was the standard by which all B&W
films were compared to.
AG
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