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D7000
Picture quality difference - An observation
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave Hamilton" data-source="post: 62653" data-attributes="member: 6118"><p>It's funny you say this because I agree that some people (me included) have a certain ability to take good shots. I have two Sony DCS pocket cameras and I'm amazed at some of the shots I've gotten in the past. When in Guatemala there are certain areas of the country that a smart person does not bring out the 35MM SLR because it will not go back home with you. In those areas I used my favorite Sony DCSP100 and got several great shots.</p><p></p><p>With that said, there is no way I can get the same quality with that camera as I can with my D7000. Prior to the D7000 I shot film with the F3 and I felt the same way about that camera. I stand by my statement that I'm one lucky guy to have a D7000, but I agree with everything you said!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave Hamilton, post: 62653, member: 6118"] It's funny you say this because I agree that some people (me included) have a certain ability to take good shots. I have two Sony DCS pocket cameras and I'm amazed at some of the shots I've gotten in the past. When in Guatemala there are certain areas of the country that a smart person does not bring out the 35MM SLR because it will not go back home with you. In those areas I used my favorite Sony DCSP100 and got several great shots. With that said, there is no way I can get the same quality with that camera as I can with my D7000. Prior to the D7000 I shot film with the F3 and I felt the same way about that camera. I stand by my statement that I'm one lucky guy to have a D7000, but I agree with everything you said! [/QUOTE]
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