Bought this EOS 100FN about 3 to 4 years ago. It was the latest flavour of the month then and I paid quite a bit for it. I know it has dropped in price now so if you can get hold of a second hand one you will be quids in - especially if you are a beginner in photography.
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The JJC WR-100 is a dual function remote control which can operate as a 1 metre corded ... more
release or a 100 metre wireless RF remote release. In wireless mode the WR-100 has millions of communication codes allowing an interference free operation.The unit is powered via a built-in high capacity Lithium Ion battery and a mains charger to recharge the battery. The wireless function of the WR-100 works up to 100m in ideal conditions and is perfectly capable of working through obstructions at slightly shorter distances; line-of-sight is not required.Seperate activation buttons on the sender unit means that you are able to focus with one, while the second fires the shutter.
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(+) Fold out LCD screen, Image Stabilization, Zuiko lens quality, Picture quality, Flash options (-) Noise in low light, Too many buttons, Badly laid out, Too many gimmicks
Advantages: Easy to use, lots of functions, auto and manual, small flash built in Disadvantages: No plug in for time lapse
Bought this EOS 100FN about 3 to 4 years ago. It was the latest flavour of the month then and I paid quite a bit for it. I know it has dropped in price now so if you can get hold of a second hand one you will be quids in - especially if you are a beginner in photography.
I liked it because it offered the functionality of an automatic - settings for close-up, action shots, etc. plus the options of tuning settings and turning it into ... ...rather nice automatic lenses too which focus if you set them to that. You can use them like any other lense when the autofocus is switched off. Nice!
I know there are far better cameras coming out now - but I do recommend this one as I have had no trouble with it at all and the shots I have managed to get have been great.
Overall - great for the beginner/intermediate photographer - you will move on to greater things ... more
Bought this EOS 100FN about 3 to 4 years ago. It was the latest flavour of the month then and I paid quite a bit for it. I know it has dropped in price now so if you can get hold of a second hand one you will be quids in - especially if you are a beginner in photography.
I liked it because it offered the functionality of an automatic - settings for close-up, action shots, etc. plus the options of tuning settings and turning it into a manual SLR.
You can get some rather nice automatic lenses too which focus if you set them to that. You can use them like any other lense when the autofocus is switched off. Nice!
I know there are far better cameras coming out now - but I do recommend this one as I have had no trouble with it at all and the shots I have managed to get have been great.
Overall - great for the beginner/intermediate photographer - you will move on to greater things eventully but this provides a good point to start. I won't swap till this one goes to that great developing room in the sky...
Advantages: Too many to list. Ease of use and friendly layout. Disadvantages: None I can think off
...can accept lenses made by Canon or from Sigma. I don't know if any other manufacturers lenses can be used but since these two are the only companies that I have bought the lenses from I can't comment about any one else. Sigma lenses are much cheaper than Canon and are just as good. Obviously using Canon has its advantages. ...
naz786 19.11.2000
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