[HDR-photo] I'd like to buy a new camera with an eye to doing HDR photography.

[Tom Ritchford]

I've been meditating on this and I believe I'm willing to wear contact
lenses when I shoot with the DSLR... I'm not willing to have my choice
reduced to just two different cameras and I want the USB control
fairly badly!

I see why it's a little tricky to pull off without some gnarly
compromise like the Olympus' 80/20 light split but I still believe
viewing through the LCD is the better way to go in the long run.

On 12/27/06, Mike Watson <mike at mike-watson.co.uk> wrote:
>
>  This is a thing that has concerned me too (as a spectacle wearer) having
>  got used to the LCD screens of the non SLR cameras.  (Olympus 5050Z in
>  my case)
>
>  At the moment your choice is still limited to the Olympus E330 and with
>  some limitations the Canon EOS-20D
>
>  http://www.digitalcamerainfo.com/content/Evolution-of-the-Live-Preview-in-Digital-Photography-.htm
>  http://www.dpreview.com/news/0601/06012606olympuse330evolt.asp
>
>  --
>  Mike
>
>  Tom Ritchford wrote:
>
>  > I am noticing that the LCDs of digital SLRs whose manuals I've looked
>  > at don't let you compose the actual picture -- instead, they're just
>  > for reviewing photos that you've just taken.
>  >
>  > Is this truly the case for all models?  I'm less than enthused about
>  > this as someone who needs corrective lenses to see...  :-D    but
>  > more..... I *like* LCDs for framing my pictures!
>
>
>
>
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