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D800 vs Etch-a-Sketch

Guy Mancuso

Administrator, Instructor
Maybe I can sell it with a name like NoctiEtchy . Easy 10k or trade it for a S2. Oh wait I need 5 of them.:D

No no no I can than get 2 D800 and one E version. So what do you think is the better camera now.

I do have a thing for two round buttons and they twist.:thumbs:
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Has anyone applied the new etchIt 1.01 firmware to address the lock up? My dealer suggested giving it a whack on the corner ...
 

D&A

Well-known member
Lets all try and be unbiased! The Etch-a-Sketch doesn't use Saphire glass, so in time most of their screens scratch badly. On the plus side, I bet no one has seen evidence of Moire' on any Etch-a-Sketch image. Live view is sort of full time with Etch-a-Sketch and it never needs external sources of energy to power it. Combine this with a price thousands less than D800's and Medium format and it's a no brainer which wins! :) Only thing missing is a USB port to download images.

Since it's a slate, shouldn't we be comparing it to the ipad instead? LOL!

Dave (D&A)
 

Guy Mancuso

Administrator, Instructor
Na Nikon and Phase are more fun to pick on but Hassy seems to have escaped the wrath of all this and they have nothing new . Go figure. Okay okay a regurgitated H body . Yippie do da
 

danlindberg

Well-known member
I've had a loaner and as nice as it draws I decided it wasn't for me. I couldn't figure out how to save a single image :cool:
 

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Only thing missing is a USB port to download images.

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Dave (D&A)
That's what the D800 is used for - you capture with the etch a sketch because of its ultimate metallic mono look and shoot the etch a sketch image with your D800 for a high quality digital copy for photoshop etc. :D
 

pophoto

New member
Etch-a-Sketch lens compatibility is poor at best. I can't tell my wife I want a new lens at any given moment. <walks away in disgust>
 

Oren Grad

Active member
The Etch-a-Sketch doesn't use Saphire glass, so in time most of their screens scratch badly.
You need the Giottos model SP-EaS Schott glass screen protector. As these are priced roughly proportionately to glass area, this will cost you only $289.95.
 
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