20d canon body. canon 85mm 1.8
mdm Goldmember  1,783 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2005 More info | Nov 26, 2005 01:19 | #16 20d canon body. canon 85mm 1.8
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mwinog2777 Senior Member 294 posts Joined Oct 2001 More info | Zrxpilot wrote: Hey, thanks for the advice. What do people think of the Powershot PRO 1? It doesn't count as a "higher end camera" in this forum. Point and shoot camera. Wrong forum.
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jjonsalt Goldmember 1,502 posts Joined Oct 2005 Location: Central Florida More info |  Permanent banCRE@TE wrote: I'd get the... Canon Rebel XT with EF-S 18-55 kit lens Canon 430EX flash 1 gig Sandisk Ultra II compact flash card compact flash card reader. I think that would be a good start. Sounds good to me, you will need a decent flash.
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Kennymc Goldmember  1,501 posts Joined May 2003 Location: N.E coast of UK More info | 20D and kit lens will give you a very good base to build up some serious quality gear... www.kennymc.com
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chtgrubbs Goldmember 1,675 posts Joined Jul 2003 More info | Zrxpilot wrote: Hey, thanks for the advice. What do people think of the Powershot PRO 1? I have a Pro 1 which I use as a take-anywhere camera when I don't want carry a bunch of gear. I think it makes great photos. I have made very good 16x20 prints from the files. It does have some disadvantages, the main being slow focus and shutter reaction time making it very difficult to use for action photos. It is also has more digital noise at higher ISO settings due to the smaller sensor. But the images are very sharp. On the other hand, if I were going to do it again, I would buy the new Sony DCS-R1 instead of the Pro 1 which has an almost-APS size sensor and wider-angle Zeiss lens. I think this may be a really killer camera.
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chtgrubbs Goldmember 1,675 posts Joined Jul 2003 More info | mwinog2777 wrote: It doesn't count as a "higher end camera" in this forum. Point and shoot camera. Wrong forum. It's not a point and shoot. It has an "L" zoom, RAW capture, manual exposure control, manual focus control, in short, almost everyting a D-SLR has except interchangeable lenses.
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