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    WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    This is your chance to win the EISA Professional Camera of the Year 2009-2010.

    OK, so we don't know what it is going to be yet! But last year it was the Nikon D3 - so that gives you an idea of what you will be playing for.

    How to enter? We're having a Europe-wide photography competition on the theme of water. All you have to do is submit a collection of 6-10 images on the theme - and you'll probably be a winner.

    Head to our competition pages to find out how to enter.

    Good luck - and let's have a UK resident win this year.

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    Do I get a prize for guessing correctly the winner of EISA Professional Camera of the Year 2009-2010?

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    You could have a go. It's not that hard to guess - the choice is hardly extensive.
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    You could have a go. It's not that hard to guess - the choice is hardly extensive.
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    You could have a go. It's not that hard to guess - the choice is hardly extensive.
    Easy to guess at the moment but there's a long way to go until the end of the year ....

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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    A Pentax 645D perhaps? maybe? Hopefully! That would be nice.

    If it arrives in time. You do not say if it has to be a dslr 35mm equivalent.
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    I reckon it's a digital Holga..which is due for release today....
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    competition on the theme of water

    On it or passing it?
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    I reckon it's a digital Holga..which is due for release today....
    It stores a '1' in its memory if the scene is light and '0' if it's dark. Containing one byte of memory, the camera can store up to eight of these images. The digital Holga is believed to be the world's first 'disposable' digital camera, in the sense that it uses WORM (Write 0nce, Read Many) memory, but it is believed that this might be upgraded in a Mk II version which will retain up to sixteen images in standard RAM, provided the camera is not switched off.

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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    A Pentax 645D perhaps? maybe? Hopefully! That would be nice.

    If it arrives in time. You do not say if it has to be a dslr 35mm equivalent.
    Pentax say not until 2010, so sadly no. Mamiya 645D/Phase One equivalent surely has to be 'better' than a D3x which doesn't really move the game on at all from the a900/5D Mk II.

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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    So, does anyone intend to enter? There is around six weeks until the deadline. Last years winners can be seen here
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    The camera is irrelevant. You can just sell it if it isn't what you want.
    What matters is winning.

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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    So, does anyone intend to enter? There is around six weeks until the deadline. Last years winners can be seen here
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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    Not easy really, I do not go to car racing events and I use Pentax not Canon (except for the G10). So what would I do with the prize other than sell it?
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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    I assume you are referring to this competition rather than this one, the subject of this thread
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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    Is the winner the Leica S2? I'm not really interested otherwise.
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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    Naah, has to be a Red Scarlet FF35
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    Re: WIN WIN WIN - a very nice professional DSLR

    It must be the new Canon 400D. Only a pro could afford one.
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