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Bas Scheffers: Choosing a Camera

November 22, 2003 • Photography • Vogue Fish • Comments Off on Bas Scheffers: Choosing a Camera

Back in 2003, Bas Scheffers wrote: “There are countless digital compact cameras out there, many of which look much the same and offer much the same functionality. So which one is right for you? That depends on what you plan to use it for and, of course, your budget.” While countless articles have since populated …

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