KODAK Pro 14/n and Nikon D70 Users

When IS Photokina?


"Tux" wrote in message
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S Lee wrote:

ENP choreographed a chorus line of high-kicking electrons to spell out:

...Of course when
a new DSL comes out the one you own just became a door stop as far as
trade in value goes.

Maybe not quite that awful...

So the question I am struggling with is will the
PRO 14n fit my needs at least for a few years or do I go with a D70
with the knowledge that in a few years I will need to trade up. Would
love to hear from both D70 and Pro 14n users

I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?
Jim

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"Anonymous" wrote:

When IS Photokina?


"Tux" wrote in message
...
S Lee wrote:

ENP choreographed a chorus line of high-kicking electrons to spell out:

...Of course when
a new DSL comes out the one you own just became a door stop as far as
trade in value goes.

Maybe not quite that awful...

So the question I am struggling with is will the
PRO 14n fit my needs at least for a few years or do I go with a D70
with the knowledge that in a few years I will need to trade up. Would
love to hear from both D70 and Pro 14n users

I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?
Jim

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I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?
Jim

Nikon will implement "Phase Two" and invade the western United States.
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http://www.pbase.com/bcbaird/

In article ,
says...
I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?
Jim

Nikon will implement "Phase Two" and invade the western United States.
--
http://www.pbase.com/bcbaird/

In article ,
says...
I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?
Jim

Nikon will implement "Phase Two" and invade the western United States.
--
http://www.pbase.com/bcbaird/

"Brian C. Baird" wrote in message
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I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?

Nikon will disclose they are the sole owners of Canon and Pentax and they
now control 100% of the dSLR market

"Brian C. Baird" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,
says...
I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?

Nikon will disclose they are the sole owners of Canon and Pentax and they
now control 100% of the dSLR market

"Brian C. Baird" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,
says...
I'd say wait about two days, if the pre-Photokina rumors are true.

What pre-Photokina rumours?

Nikon will disclose they are the sole owners of Canon and Pentax and they
now control 100% of the dSLR market

ENP wrote:
I am considering this camera for my DSLR. I currently own a Nikon
F100. My shooting style is deliberate in that I have always used slow
slide films for max resolution and lowest grain, along with a tripod.
I have heard some mixed reviews of this camera, so I would like to
hear from owners and see what they have to say. I am also considering
a D70 with the thought in mind that at some point when Nikon comes out
with a camera with more resolution, I would trade up. Of course when
a new DSL comes out the one you own just became a door stop as far as
trade in value goes. So the question I am struggling with is will the
PRO 14n fit my needs at least for a few years or do I go with a D70
with the knowledge that in a few years I will need to trade up. Would
love to hear from both D70 and Pro 14n users

There is a rumor that Canon is about to announce a 16 mpixel
DSLR camera. If you really want maximum resolution (I assume
scenics), slide film, like fujichrome velvia, has about
16 megapixels digital equivalent spatial resolution
(see http://www.clarkvision.com/imagedeta....summary1.html ),
so a 16 megapixel DSLR will produce better images than you
can do with color slide film (similar spatial resolution
but much higher signal to noise).

Whatever you decide, wait for the trade shows to complete this
month and see what all the new products are, Nikon, or whomever.

Roger

ENP wrote:
I am considering this camera for my DSLR. I currently own a Nikon
F100. My shooting style is deliberate in that I have always used slow
slide films for max resolution and lowest grain, along with a tripod.
I have heard some mixed reviews of this camera, so I would like to
hear from owners and see what they have to say. I am also considering
a D70 with the thought in mind that at some point when Nikon comes out
with a camera with more resolution, I would trade up. Of course when
a new DSL comes out the one you own just became a door stop as far as
trade in value goes. So the question I am struggling with is will the
PRO 14n fit my needs at least for a few years or do I go with a D70
with the knowledge that in a few years I will need to trade up. Would
love to hear from both D70 and Pro 14n users

There is a rumor that Canon is about to announce a 16 mpixel
DSLR camera. If you really want maximum resolution (I assume
scenics), slide film, like fujichrome velvia, has about
16 megapixels digital equivalent spatial resolution
(see http://www.clarkvision.com/imagedeta....summary1.html ),
so a 16 megapixel DSLR will produce better images than you
can do with color slide film (similar spatial resolution
but much higher signal to noise).

Whatever you decide, wait for the trade shows to complete this
month and see what all the new products are, Nikon, or whomever.

Roger