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I just sold my ol' 828

Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
edited September 24, 2005 in Cameras
Time to upgrade................

Still, I will miss my dork angel.

a kinda melancholic Peter Dumont.:bs

No, really !
:bad

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    AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited September 14, 2005
    Peter Dumont wrote:
    Time to upgrade................

    Still, I will miss my dork angel.

    a kinda melancholic Peter Dumont.:bs

    No, really !
    blbl.gif

    lol3.gif "dork" angel

    so, whatcha buyin? ear.gif
    Andy

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    Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
    edited September 14, 2005
    Hi Andy !
    andy wrote:
    lol3.gif "dork" angel

    so, whatcha buyin? ear.gif
    Most likely the new R1.clap.gif

    Allready have the HVL-f32x and extra battery and memory stick pro.

    It should make a nice camera for street-photography and portraits, no ?

    I made a good price for my f828 . especially when one considers I had been using it for a year and a half.
    I figured I shouldn't wait too long selling my 828, for all of a sudden I started

    to see a lot of second hand 828's popping up on the dutch E-bays and I think the prices will soon drop.
    At the same time I couldn't find any new f828's
    in the camerastores for sale .ne_nau.gif

    Here is one of the last pictures made with my 828. (shot by my wife.)

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont
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    AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited September 14, 2005
    Peter Dumont wrote:

    Here is one of the last pictures made with my 828. (shot by my wife.)

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont

    yep - that's a dork alright lol3.giflol3.giflol3.gif

    seriously, peter - you are one of the funniest guys i know!
    Andy

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    USAIRUSAIR Registered Users Posts: 2,646 Major grins
    edited September 14, 2005
    Peter
    Can't wait to see what you can do with the R1
    And your impressions of the R1

    Good luck

    Fred
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    Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
    edited September 18, 2005
    Hello Fred !
    USAIR wrote:
    Can't wait to see what you can do with the R1
    And your impressions of the R1

    Good luck

    Fred
    Since I live in Holland and not in the USA, I probably will have the R1 some weeks later than Andy Williams .
    However, I am first on my dealers list and I will start taking pictures as soon as I got it and of course I will post some then.

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont
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    gusgus Registered Users Posts: 16,209 Major grins
    edited September 18, 2005
    You will be a dangerous man with a DSLR peter. I has always assumed you had one with those long 'painting with light' exposures.

    Can you post that one of you in the 'light car' again ?

    Gus
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    Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
    edited September 18, 2005
    Hello Gus !
    Humungus wrote:
    You will be a dangerous man with a DSLR peter. I has always assumed you had one with those long 'painting with light' exposures.

    Can you post that one of you in the 'light car' again ?

    Gus
    I am going for the Sony R1, which has a maximum exposure time of 3 minutes,
    opposed to 30 seconds on my old 828.

    Anyway, here is me in my "light car".

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont
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    USAIRUSAIR Registered Users Posts: 2,646 Major grins
    edited September 19, 2005
    Peter Dumont wrote:
    I am going for the Sony R1, which has a maximum exposure time of 3 minutes,
    opposed to 30 seconds on my old 828.

    Anyway, here is me in my "light car".

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont
    Ha Ha very funny and very cool rolleyes1.gif
    I must have missed this one so ......
    How did you do that ne_nau.gif

    Thanks
    Fred
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    Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
    edited September 19, 2005
    Hi Fred !
    USAIR wrote:
    Ha Ha very funny and very cool rolleyes1.gif
    I must have missed this one so ......
    How did you do that ne_nau.gif

    With a torchlight, and with 30 seconds exposure time on my 828.
    Also I used serveral exposures that I assembled in PSP.
    Or how someone else told me :
    "Well Peter, it looks like you have too much time on your hands." rolleyes1.gif

    Bye
    Peter Dumont
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    GraphyFotozGraphyFotoz Registered Users Posts: 2,267 Major grins
    edited September 23, 2005
    Congrats!
    Actually I can't wait to jump into the DSLR realm.

    Finances don't allow it right now so I'll continue to enjoy my 828 for as long as I can. It has it's down falls but there is no PERFECT camera out there.

    Dunno what I will replace it with? I have been thinking a Digital Rebel XT in black.
    Rather have a 20D but I hafta be realistic......just no way I can afford to make a jump like that.
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    Peter DumontPeter Dumont Registered Users Posts: 261 Major grins
    edited September 24, 2005
    Hi Jim !
    GraphyFotoz wrote:
    Actually I can't wait to jump into the DSLR realm.

    Finances don't allow it right now so I'll continue to enjoy my 828 for as long as I can. It has it's down falls but there is no PERFECT camera out there.

    Dunno what I will replace it with? I have been thinking a Digital Rebel XT in black.
    Rather have a 20D but I hafta be realistic......just no way I can afford to make a jump like that.
    The Canon 350 XT and the 20 D of course both are outstanding camera's.
    I tried them both last week.
    I almost broke the 350 xt as I tried to twist (swivel) it.:confused
    It was a bit too small for my fingers ; They got tangled up around it.

    The 20 D felt better, but I didn't like the focussing system much - pushing a button and turning a wheel in order too choose one of only nine focusing points in the center area of the ovf .

    I much prefer Sony's variable auto-focus point, and for someone who likes streetphotography, the R1 is much less conspicuous than a Dslr .

    Bye,
    Peter Dumont
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