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    Default anyone have this one?

    http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...52921665345637

    thinking about buying this.

    Maybe a couple other lenses later.

    Pros?................. cons?

    Is it easy to use?
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    Way too big for my use.

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    Smile Digital Camera

    Spinner,

    I would love to have that camera. 14.2 Mega Pixels. WOW!!!!

    I bought one of the first digital SLR cameras, an Olympus. It had a whopping 1.5 Mega Pixels. It also cost me $1,500 of memory serves me right. It had one lens, zoom type but not interchangeable like the old film type SLR cameras.

    Boy, that Sony looks really nice. Buy the 4 year warranty since it is electronic.

    That sure would be a nice camera. No, it won't fit into your back pocket like JC wants, but it sure would be a nice camera. Talk about ultra clear close ups of flies, man that would be great for that. Drool!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by spinner1 View Post
    http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...52921665345637

    thinking about buying this.

    Maybe a couple other lenses later.

    Pros?................. cons?

    Is it easy to use?

    Don't have experience with Sony DSLRs (these camera are based on the Konicaa/Minolta technology Sony acquired), but here is a link to dpreview which is a highly rated product review and news website. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sonydslra350/
    Trout don't speak Latin.

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    Spinner1 -

    No doubt that the Sony has all the credentials you could want ( from reading the description and the spec sheet ). I had Minolta's for a LONG time and really liked them, so if this is a direct descendent of the Minolta brand, I'd be happy to give it a go.

    BUT, I already spent my tax rebate ( if it ever gets here ?? ), and my wife's, on some new fly fishing gear and the Olympus 850SW. AND I wouldn't dare take a camera like the Sony to so many of the places I want to take pictures. SO I guess I will be contented with the Olympus, and fish like this ...... 22" plus brown.



    In places like this ....... on the South Fork of the Snake.



    ( Hey Paul, those were for you, just to let you know I remembered your earlier request to get back to taking photos of fishies. )
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    Default I did it

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    Len -

    I happened to read a bunch of stuff about that Nikon just a couple weeks ago. All very positive.

    Looking forward to seeing some of your great photos taken with that one soon.

    John
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