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Eos D2000 / D6000
just curious..does anyone still use EOS D2000 or d6000 nowadays?
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I dont mind changing my D60 with it man, full frame. Plus I dont print out my photos from dslr, so 2m pixel also enough liao.
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hmm viewfinder fullframe but the crop factor is about 1.5x
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!! sorry, I didnt know its 1.5 x crop.
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a friend used to have it but changed to a 10D
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hmm looks likes its really retro now
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Hmmm...I have a Kodak DCS 560 sitting in my dry box for ages...
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14th June 2005
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does anyone here actually still have a surviving copy of the d2000 or d6000? would like to have the chance to touch one
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Is this the same make?
 
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no, its not the d2000/6000
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Hmmm....same design...
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Yeah it's the same thing. The D2000/6000 was the Canon badged version of the Kodak DCS520/560.
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spotted a zaobao photographer using it at last year CommunicAsia..but never see any D2000 this year...so many of them with 1D MKII now...
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there is a very friendly photographer from zaobao still using the D2000. it should be the same person Wai is talking about.
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Very nice looking cam...  |
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