What's your digital camera history?

"Doug Warner" wrote in message
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I'll start:

Fuji MX-700
Nikon Coolpix 950 (still have it)
Olympus E-10
Canon D60
Canon 10D (Got lens collection, trapped now :-)


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Olympus 5050
Nikon D100
Canon 1D MK II

Canon G1 (there wasn't much to choose from at that time)
Canon D30 (still not much to choose from at the time)
Canon 10D (hoping for improvement, highly disappointed)
Canon 1DS (hoping for *serious* improvement, *EXTREMELY DISPPOINTED*)
Sigma SD9 (the first digital I really liked)
Sigma SD10 (photographic euphoria, bought 3 more bodies for a total of 4)

On 26 Jun 2004 04:11:33 -0700, (Giorgio
Preddio) wrote:

Canon G1 (there wasn't much to choose from at that time)
Canon D30 (still not much to choose from at the time)
Canon 10D (hoping for improvement, highly disappointed)
Canon 1DS (hoping for *serious* improvement, *EXTREMELY DISPPOINTED*)
Sigma SD9 (the first digital I really liked)
Sigma SD10 (photographic euphoria, bought 3 more bodies for a total of 4)
And still no pics

Nick C wrote:

"Doug Warner" wrote in message
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I'll start:

Fuji MX-700
Nikon Coolpix 950 (still have it)
Olympus E-10
Canon D60
Canon 10D (Got lens collection, trapped now :-)


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Olympus 5050
Nikon D100
Canon 1D MK II


Interesting move from the D100 to the 1D MkII. That must have resulted
in a bit of lens trauma! Why did you make the change?

Phil

"Doug Warner" wrote in message
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I'll start:

Fuji MX-700
Nikon Coolpix 950 (still have it)
Olympus E-10
Canon D60
Canon 10D (Got lens collection, trapped now :-)

Epson PhotoPC (1M) - 1997 - Fine for snapshots, but died during a trip to
London in 2001
Sony DSC-P1 (3M) - 2001 - MUCH better and like the ability to take short
video clips - handed-down to my partner now
Nikon D70 (6M) - 2004 - Becoming a hobbyist now - fun!

- John

Apple Quicktake 100 (donation; I didn't pay for it)
Canon G2
Canon A200
Canon A80
Canon S410

I also had access to a Nikon LS-2000 35 mm film scanner for a while,
which is how I got decent digital images before the G2.

Dave

1st digital camera - Quicktake 150

2nd current & only digital camera - Canon 10D

Canon ION (can't remember the model number)
Leaf Lumina
Minolta RD-3000 with 17, 22-56mm, 50mm macro and 80-240mm lenses
Olympus Camedia C140 (passed to daughter's boyfriend)
Nikon Coolpix 900 about the same time
Minolta Dimage 7
Nikon Coolpix 990 (passed to son)
Minolta Dimage 7i
Minolta Dimage X (passed to daughter)
Contax TVS Digital
Minolta Dimage 7Hi (currently passed to son)*
Minolta Dimage Xt (for wife)*
Sigma SD-10 with 18-50mm, 55-200mm*
Minolta Dimage A2*
Contax SL300R*

in between these on test, wide range of cameras from Nikon E-2S to Fuji
S1 Pro, S2 Pro; Casio QV5700; Nikon D100; Canon EOS 300D; Dicomed
scanning back; Sigma SD-9; Kodak SLR/n and various predecessors; Olympus
E10 and E-1; Contax N1D (for about half an hour...); numerous Fuji
consumer cameras.

*are the ones we are using right now

David

On 26 Jun 2004 04:11:33 -0700, (Giorgio
Preddio) wrote:

Canon G1 (there wasn't much to choose from at that time)
Canon D30 (still not much to choose from at the time)
Canon 10D (hoping for improvement, highly disappointed)
Canon 1DS (hoping for *serious* improvement, *EXTREMELY DISPPOINTED*)
Sigma SD9 (the first digital I really liked)
Sigma SD10 (photographic euphoria, bought 3 more bodies for a total of 4)


The 5 Sigmas above doubled Sigmas DSLR sales last year.

GK

grant kinsley wrote:

On 26 Jun 2004 04:11:33 -0700, (Giorgio
Preddio) wrote:

Canon G1 (there wasn't much to choose from at that time)
Canon D30 (still not much to choose from at the time)
Canon 10D (hoping for improvement, highly disappointed)
Canon 1DS (hoping for *serious* improvement, *EXTREMELY DISPPOINTED*)
Sigma SD9 (the first digital I really liked)
Sigma SD10 (photographic euphoria, bought 3 more bodies for a total of 4)

that really makes sense to me.

other cameras you do not need backup,
but with the sigma, redundancy is good.


The 5 Sigmas above doubled Sigmas DSLR sales last year.

GK