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Sep 30, 2004 09:48 |  #1

for those types that might want it:
http://www.jessops.com …AN@EOS300DB1855​&refer=279 (external link)


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Sep 30, 2004 10:14 |  #2

OH NO!!! This will make my silver one obsolete...........

.........must.........​..sell.............soo​n..............!!!!

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Sep 30, 2004 12:09 |  #3

roanjohn wrote:
OH NO!!! This will make my silver one obsolete...........

.........must.........​..sell.............soo​n..............!!!!

Too late; moments after availability of the black version became known, the price of second-hand silver ones dropped to 49p. :shock: :D :P




  
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Sep 30, 2004 12:26 |  #4

Morden wrote:
roanjohn wrote:
OH NO!!! This will make my silver one obsolete...........

.........must.........​..sell.............soo​n..............!!!!

Too late; moments after availability of the black version became known, the price of second-hand silver ones dropped to 49p. :shock: :D :P

converted to Can$ that makes it over a dollar .. waaay too expensive :lol:


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Oct 01, 2004 05:48 |  #5

Why is the choice always limited to silver or black?
Didn't Leica or someone fancy make an olive drab/khaki SLR in the '80s ?

What about an off-white body to match all our Lenses?




  
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Oct 01, 2004 07:34 |  #6

Leica did, and Canon (external link)had an OD F-1


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Oct 01, 2004 07:43 |  #7

You can order Leicas with your choice of about 9 different types of leather (including Ostrich) and various colours... I think they'll even engrave them.


Funny... it doesn't seem to make the photos any better. :wink:


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Oct 01, 2004 20:07 |  #8

Is there anything different (i.e., new features) about the new black rebel other than the color??




  
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Oct 01, 2004 20:36 |  #9

roanjohn wrote:
OH NO!!! This will make my silver one obsolete...........

Actually, it makes it a rare collectable, manufactured for a limited time and destined to go up in value.

Buy one now. You may be able to sell it in 20 years, and retire off the proceeds.

In fact, if you'd like to make me an offer for my silver Digital Rebel, feel free. I'd probably be willing to let it go for less than a 50% premium over the cost of a new, ordinary black one.
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Oct 02, 2004 04:03 |  #10

White? It's been done before...

Who remembers this: http://staffi.lboro.ac​.uk …ography/photo/m​in8000.htm (external link)

The rather bizarre WHITE Minolta 8000i - hmmm... maybe I'm showing my age here!


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Oct 02, 2004 06:12 |  #11

CyberDyneSystems wrote:
You can order Leicas with your choice of about 9 different types of leather (including Ostrich) and various colours... I think they'll even engrave them.


Funny... it doesn't seem to make the photos any better. :wink:

A black body will improve those nighttime star shots. No longer will the starlight reflected off the silver body mess up the exposures. Say goodbye to the 0.0000000000000001 stop exposure compensation. :lol:




  
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Oct 02, 2004 07:54 |  #12
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One thing I noticed is that camera is marketed and labelled as the 300D not the digital rebel which is probably a USA name only.

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Oct 03, 2004 06:24 |  #13

chris clements wrote:
Why is the choice always limited to silver or black?

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Oct 07, 2004 11:05 |  #14

Black Rebel is now available in Canada too. Henry's has them for the same
price as a 'Silver Back'.

I must confess, I was seriously looking at the D70 for a couple of reasons.
One was cosmetics, one was the better kit lens, etc.

Now I am drawn back to the dRebel at Henry's W/17-85 USM IS EF-S for the
same price as the D70. Hmmm. Looks like the Canon again.


http://www.henrys.com …urrency=CAD&sto​reId=10001 (external link)




  
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Oct 10, 2004 14:33 |  #15

prefer the silver




  
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