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Re: Digital camera sugestions...and how to properly photoshoot your system ?

Posted by Robert Deutsch on June 29, 2004 at 07:55:29:
I agree with Doug Schneider (Hi, Doug!) that the Digital Rebel is an excellent camera, but I think that if you're not heavily into photography you might well be satisfied with a good point-and-shoot. My photos that were used by Stereophile as part of the magazine's coverage of the HE-2003 and 2004 CES shows were taken with the Canon S400. (The photos that accompany my show report on the Montreal Festival Son & Image in the July issue were taken with the Digital Rebel.)
Bob