darin3200
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I have two cameras and I'm not sure which I want to use for a photojournalism project. My idea is to follow a country vet on their rounds. On one hand there is the Praktica B200, a smaller, black SLR with automatic shutter speed and manual focusing, and on the other hand there is the Canon Eos-1 with power booster, with autofocus and a lot of features but big and noisy.
What I'm worried about is that everyone who has seen the Eos-1 thinks its massive (which it is) and I'm worried that its size and noise will be distracting and intimitating. However, it would be considered more "professional". I think autofocus might be helpful but probably not a must, and lenses for the B200 are much cheaper.
Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks
What I'm worried about is that everyone who has seen the Eos-1 thinks its massive (which it is) and I'm worried that its size and noise will be distracting and intimitating. However, it would be considered more "professional". I think autofocus might be helpful but probably not a must, and lenses for the B200 are much cheaper.
Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks