Cut for the better!

ADLphoto · 5th July 2008

Just like what Nikon had done, for Canon to catch up .... some conservative senior management from Canon had to be cut for the better.

http://luminous-landscape.com/review...thoughts.shtml

New & younger blood is needed desperately now!

For the past few years too many pro graded lens too few for the armatures like me.

Camera life span too short, making canon dslr no value after 2 years.

Very Poor Accessory design. Look at the Vertical grip for 40D …. When holding vertically the open gap between the body and grip is a pre-school student could had come to this sort of lousy, unstable design. Look at Nikon D300, a logical protruding leg to firm up the grip when holding at portrait position, clever.

ADLphoto · 5th July 2008

Forget to mention that I do love my Canon, but sad to see that the prestige is going down hill.

mummum · 5th July 2008

dunno what's the point this thread lar...

most of your said aint true ... ex. which DSLR holds its value well after 2 yrs with current rapid technological advancement rate

5th July 2008	#1
ADLphoto New Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 31	Cut for the better! Just like what Nikon had done, for Canon to catch up .... some conservative senior management from Canon had to be cut for the better. http://luminous-landscape.com/review...thoughts.shtml New & younger blood is needed desperately now! For the past few years too many pro graded lens too few for the armatures like me. Camera life span too short, making canon dslr no value after 2 years. Very Poor Accessory design. Look at the Vertical grip for 40D …. When holding vertically the open gap between the body and grip is a pre-school student could had come to this sort of lousy, unstable design. Look at Nikon D300, a logical protruding leg to firm up the grip when holding at portrait position, clever.

5th July 2008	#2
ADLphoto New Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 31	Re: Cut for the better! Forget to mention that I do love my Canon, but sad to see that the prestige is going down hill. Last edited by ADLphoto; 5th July 2008 at 08:28 PM.

5th July 2008	#3
mummum Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 248	Re: Cut for the better! dunno what's the point this thread lar... most of your said aint true ... ex. which DSLR holds its value well after 2 yrs with current rapid technological advancement rate