My new camera!
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Um... just a wild guess, but I'm thinking it probably didn't include that lens, right? 
That's a cool camera. Have fun!
That's a cool camera. Have fun!
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This is very cool. Please post some pics with it, would love to see a few raw files too, just for curiosity's sake.
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No it didn't come with that lens or any lens for that matter. The raw files are .tif not .cr2 so that's different. I need a new compact flash card because it only can use up to 2gb and the only one I have that's 2gb or less is 128mb lol! Only getting 32 shots on 128mb raw, kinda feels like film! Took a couple shots last night to make sure it worked and it does but tonight I will take some real shots I can share! Shots I did take look amazing with my pancake lens. RLphoto I saw a post where you had shots with your d30 it inspired me to get one of these oldies! Keh has a couple d30's for 50-70 dollars might get that too!
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hamada said:
Because the EOS 1D has a CCD image sensor, whereas subsequent models have a CMOS image sensor. With a CCD sensor, the 'shutter' can be electronic (for example, PowerShot G15 has a 1/2000 s Xsync speed; most P&S cameras have no mechanical shutter). A CMOS sensor needs to be in the dark during readout, so a mechanical shutter is required, and that's where the shutter speed and Xsync limitations come into play. Also note that those limits apply to focal plane shutters - leaf shutters (in the lenses for many medium format systems) allow much higher X-sync speeds.
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B&H has a used one for sale and has all the original marketing text, including highlights such as:
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- The fastest digital SLR in the world: 8 fps (for up to 21 frames) at full-resolution and highest quality JPEG setting.
- Shooting is prioritized - return to shooting even when displaying a recorded image.
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