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Ballen Photo
11th of February 2004 (Wed), 20:04
Going through the usual photo site that I frequent, I found an in depth review on the Pro 1. Looks good to me.
http://www.digitaldingus.com/pma2004/292004/canonpspro1.html
.........Bruce
KRDV
11th of February 2004 (Wed), 22:05
Well, I had not seen this before but it's basically a marketing piece not a "real" review. The best "review" I have seen so far is at http://index.hu/tech/digicam/cikkek/pspro1_p/#eng
Ballen Photo
12th of February 2004 (Thu), 01:01
Well, I had not seen this before but it's basically a marketing piece not a "real" review. The best "review" I have seen so far is at http://index.hu/tech/digicam/cikkek/pspro1_p/#eng
Thanks KRDV, This one looks good. I took the liberty of posting a link to this one on my other favorite site right below the other one.
..........Bruce
Andy_T
12th of February 2004 (Thu), 08:17
I don't think that a review with the following disclaimer can be considered in-depth:
Since the camera we received was only a pre-production sample, we are not allowed to comment on image quality. We are going to publish our in-depth review of the camera as soon as we receive a final, production review camera.
... so save your time.
Regards,
Andy
KRDV
12th of February 2004 (Thu), 09:31
I don't think that a review with the following disclaimer can be considered in-depth:
Since the camera we received was only a pre-production sample, we are not allowed to comment on image quality. We are going to publish our in-depth review of the camera as soon as we receive a final, production review camera.
... so save your time.
Regards,
Andy
That's always (or usually) the case with reviewers that get pre-production models. If you are looking for reviews on image quality, my guess is that you will have to wait for about a month. Canon doesn't want them publishing a final review before all of the kinks are worked out. Point is, many of the early reviews do little more than serve as a press release for Canon. This one I gave above actually had some critical remarks (although they seemed to like the Pro1) and contained some info that I didn't see anywhere else. I found it quite useful for an "early review" although others may find it a waste of time.
One encouraging quote from that site is the summary "We really liked the camera from the very first moment, but we started this review with a critical mind. After re-reading the article, I can hardly find critical parts. Is this camera really that good? Could be. But there is one thing we must not forget: we haven't seen the final picture quality yet. And that has to be really good to justify the rather high price of this otherwise great camera."
msvadi
13th of February 2004 (Fri), 14:19
I like that accessories for lens are included with the camera. What's "robust, semi-pro" body"?
I hope that the autofocus will be as fast and as accurate as promised. If it's really close to the AF on DSLRs then it is going ot be a very attractive camera/
KRDV
13th of February 2004 (Fri), 15:53
I like that accessories for lens are included with the camera. What's "robust, semi-pro" body"?
I hope that the autofocus will be as fast and as accurate as promised. If it's really close to the AF on DSLRs then it is going ot be a very attractive camera/
Yes, I hope you are right although I am fearful that there will be no real improvement. Worse, it appears that the AF assist lamp is gone. Why? :?
Andy_T
13th of February 2004 (Fri), 17:29
The reviews mention a 'sensor-type' (remember the infrared sensors on old compact cameras) focus assist system.
Regards,
Andy
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