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27th September 2004
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Woodlands
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Nikon SLR F6?
I have been to the Nikon website and was surprised to find that they are actually releasing a Profession SLR Film Camera F6! Why? I mean now that everyone is going digital then why a professional F6, where F5 is good enough.
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27th September 2004
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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why still got people press vinyl records when almost everyone is using CD & MP3s format for their music? simply becos its still good.
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27th September 2004
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27th September 2004
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yr avatar gives me the impression that u are a guard or something shooting intruders with yr cam...haha
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27th September 2004
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: London, UK
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Film is most definitely not "a thing of the past" as many will have you believe. I still use a lot of film even though I'm on digital especially when it suits the job at hand. However, with this new F6 design, it looks suspicious in its film back configuration... IMHO, I believe that a digital back from Nikon for the F6 is a very high possibility!
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28th September 2004
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Flim is still the best medium for photographers to shoot... but due to the high cost and investments of pro flims... digital is still the best becos u can manipulate the pic ard, but flims is still provides pictures with a "WOW" factor... the colours simply.. "WOW"
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