Winsor
The vignetting on the XA is difficult to discern and should not, I
would say, put you off it. I get lovely photos from mine. The other
bit of freedom for me is that, when taking photos with my XA, I allow
myself not to write down the exposure and subject details - I just
snap away.
... little things I know.
Chris
That is interesting and the first negative remarks I have read for
the Epic Stylus. I have no experience with it or other P&S cameras.
I have thought that it would be nice to have a small, pocketable
camera which would be usable in most situations when I am not
carrying my camera bag which would have to include an easy to use
flash. I thought about the XA because of the rangefinder and other
possibilities for manual over ride, but it gets pretty bulky with
the flash enough has been said about the dark corners to make me shy
away. On the other hand there has been universal praise for the
sharpness and clarity of the Epic 2.8 lens. Is there another decent
alternative for a small, controllable high quality camera with an
easy flash?
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Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
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