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thats the one!
Bah, Pentax has had a feature exactly like that since 1952. Only you have to write down your own list, then hold it up in front of the lens, but it's 100% backwards compatible.
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Bah, Pentax has had a feature exactly like that since 1952. Only you have to write down your own list, then hold it up in front of the lens, but it's 100% backwards compatible.
Now that's too funny!
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What's an "Olympus"????
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simply the best Pictures, Images and Photos
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Mmmmm, sorry, google "camera brand rankings" and Canon will place higher!!!
I can include stuff to support this theory as well.
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lol, depends on which site you click on Canon isnt usually the highest.lol It doesnt matter amyway. Those are rigged and even so, who cares!
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lol, depends on which site you click on Canon isnt usually the highest.lol It doesnt matter amyway. Those are rigged and even so, who cares!
What ever works best for you should be ranked no.1! What ever works best for me is ranked no. 1 in my book.
Yay!! We "somewhat" agree!!!! Haha.
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