Subject : What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2007-08-29 5:34 PM Post #350692

I am in the market for a Digital Camera. Any suggestions on what is the best one out there in the market right now? Really looking for something convenient and affordable.

Subject : RE: What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2010-02-15 1:34 PM Post #371857 - In reply to #350692

 Cannon SD dont know the model number tho :/

Subject : RE: what is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-21 2:54 PM Post #368557 - In reply to #350879

Two years ago, this is what I had.

Originally written by moykaay on 2007-08-30 4:47 PM

I've since acquired more equipment.

Point and shoot - Canon Powershot G9

dSLR

• Nikon D70s
• Nikon D100
• Fuji Finepix S2 Pro (my favourite)

Subject : RE: What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-21 1:14 PM Post #368548 - In reply to #350692

40D

Subject : RE: What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-20 5:31 PM Post #368491 - In reply to #350692

sony cyber shot 4.0 bwhaha!! still do  its job though. para ngang pang kayod ng yelo para sa halo halo!!

Subject : RE: What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-20 7:24 AM Post #368473 - In reply to #350692

FUJI FINEPIX S 5200 and CANON Rebel XS

Subject : RE: what is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-18 8:20 AM Post #368399 - In reply to #366131

Okay, so I need to get my brain going early in the morning so I'll be as simple as possible with the explanation - and this is based on how I understand it.  If a pro sees this then he/she can help expand it.

Macro Photography is, quite simply, close-up photography.  The image projected on the 'film plane' (the area inside any camera where the digital sensor or single frame of film is positioned during exposure) is close to the same size as the subject.  You need a special kind of lens - a macro lens - for this if you are working with a DSLR.  The higher the power of the lens, the more detailed the shot.  This is especially true if the subject is very small, like a fly for example.

A couple of other definitions to note:

SLR (Single Lens Reflex) - a type of camera that uses a semi-automatic mirror system that allows the photographer to see exactly what the photo looks like through the camera's viewfinder.  Point-and-Shoot cameras are the 'regular' type which rely on full auto for its operation, which make them their exact opposite.  Also, the image from this kind of camera may not be exactly what it looks like as well.  Unlike these cameras, SLRs give the photographer control over how the subject will look like because their lenses and flash systems are interchangeable.  Digital versions are known of course as DSLRs

Exposure - the total amount of light allowed to fall on the film frame or sensor during the taking of a photograph

ISO - the measure of a film's sensitivity to light.  The less sensitive to light it is, the lesser the chance of a film being overexposed or underexposed.  In the case of black-and-white film, the ISO value is fairly high so extra care is often exercised in handling it.  For digital cameras, a mechanical sensor replaces photographic film but the same basic concepts apply.

Subject : RE: What is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-18 2:26 AM Post #368385 - In reply to #350692

Mine is a Nikon D60, a digital SLR designed for the consumer who wants to combine top technology with user-friendliness and creative features. The D60 provides a resolution of 10.2 effective megapixels, Nikon’s exclusive EXPEED image-processing concept, in-camera editing functions and a 3-area auto focus system. The camera offers continuous shooting at 3.0 fps, near instant power-up in just 0.19 seconds and high ISO sensitivity, all in a compact, lightweight body with a user-friendly ergonomic design.

Subject : RE: what is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-18 12:16 AM Post #368380 - In reply to #350692

I recently bought a Canon Rebel XSI and its a really good camera for beginners like myself. It has all the features of a point and shoot plus a whole range of controls to unleash your creativity..

Subject : RE: what is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2009-09-17 9:54 PM Post #368365 - In reply to #350692

I am still in the market...should I get an SLR...instead? any advise?

Subject : RE: what is your Digital Camera? Posted : 2007-10-17 8:04 PM Post #357494 - In reply to #357477

hahaha ang lufet mo talaga master nag jive yung words