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"Widest Angle of View is 35MM"--What Does This Mean?
I just got the PowerShot A710 I exchanged for my Digital Rebel. I am
very happy with this camera despite its lack of swivel LCD but am concerned about the following review from CNET. I don't understand what it means. Could someone tell me if it means that the 710 requires an additional lens to be *at least as* capable as my "old" A620 of shots at the A620's widest angle capability? Do I need an additional lens? I honestly don't understand what this claim means. |
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"Widest Angle of View is 35MM"--What Does This Mean?
On Jan 16, 7:20 pm, ASAAR wrote:
SNIP FANTASTIC ENCYCLOPEDIC RESPONSE I COULDN'T HAVE GOTTEN IF I CALLED CANON-- There have been several that went as wide as 24mm without using an adapter, but I don't know if any of them are still currently available new. Asaar, you're the heart as well as the brains of this newsgroup. Thank *you*. |
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"Widest Angle of View is 35MM"--What Does This Mean?
wrote in message ups.com... I just got the PowerShot A710 I exchanged for my Digital Rebel. I am very happy with this camera despite its lack of swivel LCD but am concerned about the following review from CNET. I don't understand what it means. Could someone tell me if it means that the 710 requires an additional lens to be *at least as* capable as my "old" A620 of shots at the A620's widest angle capability? Do I need an additional lens? I honestly don't understand what this claim means. The Canon A620 has an optical zoom range of 35-140mm (stated in 35mm eqivalents). The A710 has an optical zoom range of 35-210mm (35mm equiv.) Doug |
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"Widest Angle of View is 35MM"--What Does This Mean?
On Jan 16, 10:02 pm, "Annika1980" wrote:
It means, "Dad got hosed." Ha! I love that commercial. Hopefully I just got a light shower; I love this camera. I don't know how low the Digital Rebels are going to have to go, price-wise. The sheer fun of a LCD is something I underestimated greatly. |
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"Widest Angle of View is 35MM"--What Does This Mean?
ASAAR wrote:
On 16 Jan 2007 16:37:05 -0800, wrote: SNIP FANTASTIC ENCYCLOPEDIC RESPONSE I COULDN'T HAVE GOTTEN IF I CALLED CANON-- Just goes to show how useful it is to download manuals, even for some cameras that you might not have decided to get. There have been several that went as wide as 24mm without using an adapter, but I don't know if any of them are still currently available new. Asaar, you're the heart as well as the brains of this newsgroup. Thank *you*. You're welcome, although it must be said that there may be a few of my favorite grouches here that would rather brain me than thank me. edited, for brevity Hello, ASAAR: Aw, stop blushing. :-P Cordially, John Turco |
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