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am4nf
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posted on 30th Aug 09 at 23:03 |
pics in general chat :)
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am4nf
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 15:50 |
yea noticed tht while browsing the manual :lol: jessops just closed near me :( will need to locate nxt closest 1
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Neo
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 13:33 |
With the sony a series you can shoot in both Raw and JPG on the same card (each image is saved twice).
You learn by giving it a try :o
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Scotty_B
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 13:27 |
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Originally posted by Neo
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Originally posted by am4nf
Make sure your shooting in RAW :thumbs:
not until your confident with all camera settings. Processing a RAW image isn't as easy as people make out.:thumbs:
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Neo
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 12:51 |
Oh and get uploading some soon :)
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Neo
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 12:50 |
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Originally posted by am4nf
sony a200, where would be my best bet to get a uv filter? cant find any on ebay that dont look fake
Also by accesories I ment grips n stuff :lol: but yea the lenses are pretty expensive too
Jessops...about £6 iirc.
Good investment is the Tamron 70 - 300 (around £170) and the Sigma 12 - 24 (cant remember the price) and you have a pretty good basic pack :)
Make sure your shooting in RAW :thumbs:
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am4nf
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 10:48 |
Ive already bought a plastic lcd cover for the screen and a camera case
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am4nf
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posted on 28th Aug 09 at 10:47 |
sony a200, where would be my best bet to get a uv filter? cant find any on ebay that dont look fake
Also by accesories I ment grips n stuff :lol: but yea the lenses are pretty expensive too
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Neo
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posted on 27th Aug 09 at 14:26 |
What did you get ? And by accesories you dont mean lenses do you :boggle:
Lenses are expensive, and things like battery grips, tripods etc are almost a neccessity. If you got a dslr make sure you get a protective filter to (uv) to keep dust off the lense.
Soon you'll be looking at remotes/off body flashes etc :cool:
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am4nf
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posted on 27th Aug 09 at 13:45 |
Got one :D accesories are feckin expensive :o
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am4nf
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posted on 26th Aug 09 at 11:58 |
cheers mate that helps a lot :thumbs:
got a few im watching on ebay at the moment and im gona check out jessops etc to see if they have any deals
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Neo
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posted on 25th Aug 09 at 08:32 |
Oh and to answer your question, FUJI S2000HD is a great bridge, has some decent usability and still takes great pictures on auto.
Something like a Sony A200/A300 is a good starter DSLR as well as the Nikon D60/Canon EOS 1000D etc.
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Neo
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posted on 25th Aug 09 at 08:26 |
Ripped straight from wiki
Bridge cameras are cameras which fill the niche between the single-lens reflex cameras (SLRs) and the Point-and-shoot camera.[1][2] They are often comparable in size and weight to the smallest DSLRs, but lack the SLR optical viewfinder system. In addition, SLRs normally feature interchangeable lenses, while current bridge cameras do not
The single-lens reflex (SLR) camera uses an semi-automatic moving mirror system which permits the photographer to sometimes see exactly what will be captured by the film or digital imaging system, as opposed to pre-SLR cameras where the view through the viewfinder could be significantly different from what was captured on film.
But i think you mean dslr. A digital single-lens reflex camera (digital SLR or DSLR) is a digital camera that uses a mechanical mirror system and pentaprism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.
In simple terms though, a bridge is a in between camera, has similar functionality to a dslr and brilliant for beginners.
An SLR uses film :P
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am4nf
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posted on 24th Aug 09 at 20:29 |
Ok so me and my gf were away at my aunts wedding at the weekend and the screen on the camera I bought her last year died (still takes pics tho) cost about £100 but was just a kodak 8mp easyshare thing
Anyone know of any decent but cheapish (I know there not cheap) deals on anywhere?
also whats the difference between bridge camera's and SLR's?
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