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Posted by abon on May 6, 2004 at 07:49:43:
...you have to ponder those photographers from the not-to-distant past who captured amazing images using - gasp - manual focus lenses! (talk about lag!)
All cameras, great and small, have their respective limitations.
You have to work within the limitations, or forever be at the mercy of "next years model" syndrome. Again, look at all of the Pulitzers that were gotten using just a normal lens and grainy film.
Cheers!