hehehe... ya lo... then our house would be a lens museum... hehehe... too many lens for different camera... My wife says the 350D is still to heavy for her... but she's not into PnS anymore... so, best choice would be E-420... light and compact...
um... what's the biggest difference between a200/300/350 and a700?? what makes it better? sensor size? sensor type? izzit using CMOS instead of CCD? also interested with a700... might upgrade next time...

i see a big gap btwn the current a3xx series and a700...IQ no need to b mentioned..it is obvious...functionality/usability wise..i think there is a big gap too...tried to use it from my friend's friend..even a short 10min playing with it..i can say i kinda feel the impact and the poison is deeply injected

wah u got 350D oso... anyway bro, i think if compared with my A200 the A700 has many many more advantages la.... http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sonydslra700/ this might help ya know more...

personally, i like how the CMOS sensor suppresses the noise level at higher ISOs.... then there's the magnesium alloy body... the construct of it is also more comfortable if ya got big hands... the hi-res lcd screen is beautiful... the function buttons are all easily accessible...

one word.. awesomeness...!!!! wan molest mine? 

My wife says the 350D is still to heavy for her... but she's not into PnS anymore... so, best choice would be E-420... light and compact...

Just a suggestion, why not try the lumix lx-3...i know it's a PnS, but it's a damn good cam!

the noise suppression is good.. usable till 1600 at least..

the buttons are all easily accessible with your thumb and forefinger, 2 scroll wheels.. so there's no need to move eye away from OVF, just concentrate on framing at all times...

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Added on June 10, 2009, 3:05 pmshutter release button is top notch too... have a softer touch, no clickings like A100/200/3xx

btw, anyone molested albert's a900??? hehehe... how was it?? GOOD??

the noise suppression is good.. usable till 1600 at least..

the buttons are all easily accessible with your thumb and forefinger, 2 scroll wheels.. so there's no need to move eye away from OVF, just concentrate on framing at all times...

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Added on June 10, 2009, 3:05 pmshutter release button is top notch too... have a softer touch, no clickings like A100/200/3xx

braynumb....if budget not a problem..paideemaktu is the way to go..since u have 70-200 for canon edi..

braynumb....if budget not a problem..paideemaktu is the way to go..since u have 70-200 for canon edi..

can i say iso1600 on a700 is better than iso800 on a3xx series?maybe equal to iso400??

btw..wads the coverage for a700 OVF huh?98% ?3xx series is 95% right?