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Old November 10th, 2005, 02:02 PM   #16
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That's how they manage to make the camera so cheap. IF the prices come down on the cards and IF the capacities increase, then they'll have something very cool. For now, though, the camera seems best for studio shooting or for where you have plenty of crew and time and storage device availability. Under those situations, it may be an excellent camera, assuming the camera part itself is as good as the Z1 and other new 1/3" chip cameras.
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