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How important are the EISA awards ,for the camera industry?

04-01-2007 6:22pm

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http://www.eisa-awards.org/history/2006-2007/photo.html

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#2 04-01-2007 6:52pm

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Don't know how important they are , but now regret not holding out a bit longer , and spending the extra few bob on the Sony Alpha , over my Nikon d50.
Spent 2 months debating what to get !
The Sony Alpha won European consumer camera award, and i've heard its pretty good.
Pixmania are selling it for under 800 euros , including lens
http://www.pixmania.com/ie/uk/354681/art/sony/alpha-dslr-a100-objective.html

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#3 04-01-2007 7:10pm

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Sony always know how to charge for their goods. Sure their laptops are expensive and so are their other products.
If I had to choose I'd buy a nikon myself ,at least you know where you stand.

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#4 04-01-2007 7:37pm

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Very important I'd have imagined or so I'm led to believe.

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