Film to PixlsAbout the change from film to digital photographyPixel Mania May Be Over- March 29, 2004 This seems to be the year when sales of digital cameras will surpass film cameras. Manufacturers no longer need to compete on pixel number and image quality. They are now competing on design features. "End users don't need more than four or five megapixel cameras," said Harold Jutten of Pentax. "They see that that is enough for very good, high-resolution pictures. I think pixel-mania has stopped."http://www.filmtopixls.com/archives/2004/03/pixel_mania_may.html Canon EOS-1D Mark II Digital Camera Review- March 13, 2004 The EOS-1D Mark II is the successor to the EOS-1D. It is able to take 8.2 megapixel images at 8.5 frames per second. Dubbed the EOS-1D Mark II, the 1-2 punch of the new model is its ability to record 8.2 million pixel photos at a sprightly 8.5 fps, making it the first digital SLR ever to incorporate truly high resolution image capture and an ultra-quick frame rate into a single camera model.,http://www.filmtopixls.com/archives/2004/03/canon_eos-1d_ma.html |