Canon EOS1v & D60
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that depend on what you want .... film/slides or digital . For me , I already own a EOS 30 and I do not want another SLR camera unless I need the speed. I would rather go for D60 ....
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$4500 for the 1V are for suckers!!!;p
Red Dawn got a quote from Cathay(a few threads down). Its costs $2910.
For me, I'll take EOS 1V...but why in the world would I need all those bells and whistles for...maybe I'll get that to boost my ego 
Originally posted by Kit
Heh!!!
Hopefully, the next time when I go to Melbourne will be with a D60....hehehe
Hehhehheee..... buy buy buy buy buy buy buy buyOriginally posted by dragos
Hopefully, the next time when I go to Melbourne will be with a D60....hehehe
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wrong. The 1V sells for $3000 NEW with Canon warranty. (a bit less at Cathay Photo)
anything above that is getting ripped off
interesting that this very question should pop up here..... not least because i made that choice about 3 weeks ago - for various reasons, i bought a 1v. Yes, u read that right - "v", not "D" And yes, it's a film body, horrors of horrors. Is the world ending yet?
:devil: Congratulations, how come you didn't tell me? Shouldn't be buying a major piece of camera equipment without first consulting me
In response to the thread, I've said this before. The 1V and D60 are completely different cameras; you shouldn't need to be asking between them.
In response to the thread, I've said this before. The 1V and D60 are completely different cameras; you shouldn't need to be asking between them.
Standby body for those things you can't do with a D30, eh?
If I ever get another film body it will be one of those rangefinder thingies. But then I doubt I ever will. Let's see. Load film. Run out of film after just 36 shots. Reload film. Drive down to shop. Drop off film. Drive home. Wait. Wait some more. Drive down to shop. Pick up prints. Scan negatives. Adjust in photoshop. Post.
All this as opposed to: Get home. Stick CF into firewire reader. Review pics. Adjust levels. USM. Post.
If I ever get another film body it will be one of those rangefinder thingies. But then I doubt I ever will. Let's see. Load film. Run out of film after just 36 shots. Reload film. Drive down to shop. Drop off film. Drive home. Wait. Wait some more. Drive down to shop. Pick up prints. Scan negatives. Adjust in photoshop. Post.
All this as opposed to: Get home. Stick CF into firewire reader. Review pics. Adjust levels. USM. Post.
Originally posted by Red Dawn
interesting that this very question should pop up here..... not least because i made that choice about 3 weeks ago - for various reasons, i bought a 1v. Yes, u read that right - "v", not "D" And yes, it's a film body, horrors of horrors. Is the world ending yet?
Originally posted by Jed
Congratulations, how come you didn't tell me? Shouldn't be buying a major piece of camera equipment without first consulting me
haha....it's a well kept secret...until now ;p
So that day that 1V was yours and not your frd!!!! hehehhehee
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Go go go shoot shoot shoot !
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