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Re: Digital SLRs: what's 'hot to trot'?

Posted by jusbe on March 15, 2005 at 01:00:47:
Do the levels of noise and chrom. aber. annoy you as they do me? And sometimes (and admittedly its only a G3) I get the impression by Canon adds a kind of greyish sheen to everything, flattening the illusion of depth in my photos. Perhaps that's just digital 'per se' but given most peoples' rapturous embrace of the new paradigm I'm starting to have doubts about my choice of shooter.
Big J.