What Cameras do you use?
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Cannon D10 for me.
Its easy to use, waterproof, dust and sand proof, 12.1 mega pix, takes decent pictures at night, durrable enough to take 4-wheelin or camping, I can even drop the thing without worrying much about it. PERFECT!
For video, I just got a GoPro HERO Wide HD, I havent got to use it yet but it's waiting for me when I get home. The YouTube videos I have seen taken on theese things is incredible! There's no doubt in my mind that it will be well worth the almost $500.00 bucks (extra Li battery, 32 gig SD card, and a few extras, on top of the $299.00 price). I cant wait to strap it to the front of my cars and get some experiance with it. Hopefully I don't do something dumb like mount it to low on my trail rig and smash it into a rock or a tree!
Its easy to use, waterproof, dust and sand proof, 12.1 mega pix, takes decent pictures at night, durrable enough to take 4-wheelin or camping, I can even drop the thing without worrying much about it. PERFECT!
For video, I just got a GoPro HERO Wide HD, I havent got to use it yet but it's waiting for me when I get home. The YouTube videos I have seen taken on theese things is incredible! There's no doubt in my mind that it will be well worth the almost $500.00 bucks (extra Li battery, 32 gig SD card, and a few extras, on top of the $299.00 price). I cant wait to strap it to the front of my cars and get some experiance with it. Hopefully I don't do something dumb like mount it to low on my trail rig and smash it into a rock or a tree!
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are you looking slr or point/shoot or the middle ground. the middle ground being a super zoom.
I use a canon sx10is however the new sx30is is the one to have right now if you're interested in a superzoom. very easy but it can do a lot.
i love the camera. it can't do everything a slr can but it's great overal for my needs.
I use a canon sx10is however the new sx30is is the one to have right now if you're interested in a superzoom. very easy but it can do a lot.
i love the camera. it can't do everything a slr can but it's great overal for my needs.
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+1 on the cannon rebel t1i
its a good balance of action photography and high dynamic range. Its kind of a cheaper intermediary between a D5 and a D7 without as much resolution.
great camera though.
cannon 15-55mm stabilizing lens
cannon 55-200mm stabilizing lens.
as well as some neutral density and circular polarization lenses
post processing in photoshop, light room, and sometimes hdr software
its a good balance of action photography and high dynamic range. Its kind of a cheaper intermediary between a D5 and a D7 without as much resolution.
great camera though.
cannon 15-55mm stabilizing lens
cannon 55-200mm stabilizing lens.
as well as some neutral density and circular polarization lenses
post processing in photoshop, light room, and sometimes hdr software
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+1 on the cannon rebel t1i
its a good balance of action photography and high dynamic range. Its kind of a cheaper intermediary between a D5 and a D7 without as much resolution.
great camera though.
cannon 15-55mm stabilizing lens
cannon 55-200mm stabilizing lens.
as well as some neutral density and circular polarization lenses
post processing in photoshop, light room, and sometimes hdr software
its a good balance of action photography and high dynamic range. Its kind of a cheaper intermediary between a D5 and a D7 without as much resolution.
great camera though.
cannon 15-55mm stabilizing lens
cannon 55-200mm stabilizing lens.
as well as some neutral density and circular polarization lenses
post processing in photoshop, light room, and sometimes hdr software
Anyway this month I added an 18-270mm lens to my t1i. It's a compromise of course but since my two main opportunities with the big body camera are either on the bike or with the toddler, I wanted to distill down to a single lens for on the go. So far I'm impressed with it.
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are you looking slr or point/shoot or the middle ground. the middle ground being a super zoom.
I use a canon sx10is however the new sx30is is the one to have right now if you're interested in a superzoom. very easy but it can do a lot.
i love the camera. it can't do everything a slr can but it's great overal for my needs.
I use a canon sx10is however the new sx30is is the one to have right now if you're interested in a superzoom. very easy but it can do a lot.
i love the camera. it can't do everything a slr can but it's great overal for my needs.
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Since this is a camera thread, anyone have any suggestions on a relatively inexpensive water-proof camera? We will be going to the S. Pacific in a couple of weeks and while there I was going to try my hand at learning how to SCUBA dive and I thought it would be fun to get some pictures of the indigenous no-air breathing creatures that inhabit that part of the blue marble. 20 years ago when I first married the Mrs., we took a cruise in the W. Carribean and I took along a couple of the disposable Kodaks but I didn't get any good pictures, probably because the WX was crap and the sea cloudy as **&&. I'm not even sure they make those things any more, anyone have any information?