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Up to now I owned
4 digital cameras. I started with a Kodak in 1996. Back then
I wasn't very thrilled with the picture quality of affordable
digital cameras and I consider this buy a major disappointment.
In the years that followed, picture quality progressed quickly
and in 1998 I bought a Sony FD81. Besides the picture quality
I liked the floppy disk as a storage medium. Because the FD81
was too limiting for my demands, I replaced it with the FD91
early 1999.
Although the FD91 was a remarkable camera with great zoom possibilities
and lots of features, it cannot stand the test with nowadays
digital picture standards anymore.
In December 2001, after a lot of "research" and studying
specs for hours, I decided that the Sony DSC-F707 was the best
choice for me.
Main features worth mentioning are: the outstanding Carl Zeiss
Vario-Sonnar lens, 5 mega pixel pictures, the design and last
but not least the possibility to completely use this camera
manually. Something I greatly appreciate having a professional
photography background. Taking pictures with the FD91 was much
fun, it is even greater fun using the Sony DSC-F707!
Most of the
pictures on my web site were taken with the FD91.
When you are interested in posting your digital pictures be
sure to take a look here (all brands):
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