What does your camera NOT have that you wish it HAD?

[AndrewWG]

Can someone please tell me if you can see pictures via this link before I start a thread using it? I have a password so I'm not sure if only I can see them. Thanks.

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/12/the_year_2008_in_photographs_p.html

Linda,

I can see the pics. I am pretty sure that we don't have a boston.com account either so it should work fine.

Andy

 

[MarkBarbieri]

Can someone please tell me if you can see pictures via this link before I start a thread using it? I have a password so I'm not sure if only I can see them. Thanks.

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/12/the_year_2008_in_photographs_p.html

I was able to see the pictures, but not until after I clicked on the link.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Thank you.

 

[Chikabowa]

For me... it would be a self-cleaning sensor (my sensor is ALWAYS dirty. It's such a pain!!) and an optional hand-grip strap.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I couldn't really say. When I see someone make a mistake about their cameras limitations (like not realizing that Canon cameras allow exposure compenstation to be combined with bracketing), I try to correct the mistake.

It must be a nice feeling to be expert. There's so much to know!

For me... it would be a self-cleaning sensor (my sensor is ALWAYS dirty. It's such a pain!!)

That, I have. Fortunately it's automatic.

 

[MarkBarbieri]

It must be a nice feeling to be expert. There's so much to know!

Expert is such a relative term. To the vast majority of people in the world, you are a photography expert. To some people that I know, I'm an ignorant amateur.

I certainly didn't feel like an expert shooting with my 5DM2 last weekend. I'm still trying to sort out many of the features.