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Thursday, June 22, 2006

How not to choose a camera

"It will be for a photographic research I will conduct in a shrine in Kyoto that I want to visit. It is said to be haunted so I want to photograph it. I was told the best camera for this job is not a digital, or is a SLR film camera, and I was also fascinated in a game that uses just that sort of camera, so I wanted to find out if it was even possible to get one, or get information on it." [LINK]
However, if you're going to base your decision on what camera shows up in your favorite video game, you could do much worse than the Nikon F2.


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