as somebody who has an epinion on almost everything I have to apologise that I know nout about cameras and struggle to use the most essential features on my ixus 500
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Originally posted by scotspinewith the 18-70mm lens. does any member of the assembly have any experience of this camera? good/bad/indifferent? it's this or the canon 350d on the shortlist and so far, the nikon is frontrunner.
http://www.smartratings.com/review/p...al_cameras/163
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Originally posted by FungusEvolution. I'd give it a million years if I were you.
Chico.
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Originally posted by SpartacusI'm a keen artist and am finding the wall of my cave and coloured rock crushed and mixed with water is limiting my creativity. What could anyone suggest as the next logical step?
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Originally posted by bogeymanI'd go with the Nikon, but check out the Olympus E series too.
You could also pop in to W H Smiths and thumb through the photo-mags. They usually have best buy guides in the back.
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thanks guys. a lot of very useful stuff here which i will follow up.
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Originally posted by scotspinewith the 18-70mm lens. does any member of the assembly have any experience of this camera? good/bad/indifferent? it's this or the canon 350d on the shortlist and so far, the nikon is frontrunner.
Phil Askey at http://www.dpreview.com/ is the last word on camera reviews so his D50 / 350d reviews will be worth a read.
Personally I don't like Canon DSLR cameras, even though they seem to be replacing Nikon in the pro arena. The ergonomics seem crap to me compared to a Nikon.
The low-end Canons feel horrible and cheap. The low end Nikons seem well made and solid.
Image quality is very slightly better (less noisey) on the Canon, allegedly, but both produce superb images in 99% of shooting conditions.
I'd go with the Nikon, but check out the Olympus E series too.
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I'm a keen artist and am finding the wall of my cave and coloured rock crushed and mixed with water is limiting my creativity. What could anyone suggest as the next logical step?
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Originally posted by Clog II The AvengerI am considering upgrading my John Stock wet full plate camera to a dry half plate. Will the contact images be as good? Does the sepia tone come as a extra?
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I am considering upgrading my John Stock wet full plate camera to a dry half plate. Will the contact images be as good? Does the sepia tone come as a extra?
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Originally posted by milanbenesmy ixus 500, always gets red eye
dunno why
lost a lot of good photos to red eye
Milan.
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my ixus 500, always gets red eye
dunno why
lost a lot of good photos to red eye
Milan.
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Wish I could get a bloody polariser for my crappy digital compact. The thing is eternally suffering from flare.
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