Re: Canon > Nikon D3 > Sell All & Switch

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From: Ann_Shelbourne
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 03:16

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I agree.

You need to handle, and "wear", a camera for a while to really get a feel for whether it is a good "fit" for you physically as well as technically.

Good ergonomics are extremely important in my book.
Does it fit your hands?
What about the viewfinder?
Are the control buttons and switches placed where you can find them instinctively by feel and without looking?

And much more that you can only decide for yourself by actually handling the machine.

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