bridge camera
Nov 25, 2015 11:43:51 #
TommiRulz wrote:
Thanks again on the tip about Graham Houghton - I bought the camera and watched his videos on You Tube. They were awesome --- I wish he made these videos for my other cameras!!
Always glad to help if I can. The problem with most manufacturers' owner's manuals is that, for the most part, they only tell you what the controls are, how to access them. What they don't tell you is how to use them to your greatest benefit, to get the best use out of your camera. So, these aftermarket books, such as Graham Houghton's are greatly appreciated.
Nov 25, 2015 14:24:11 #
A 1200mm lens requires a steady hand or good support; a tripod or monopod. Another thing to consider, auto focusing make take awhile to capture a sharp picture and framing will be a challenge (especially on a rocking cruise ship). These lenses require a lot of light and may not be able to take low light pictures. Just a thought.
Nov 25, 2015 20:37:24 #
Another addition to long zoom lens cameras. The majority of P&S, Bridge and starter DSLR'S with auto focus and exposure have a difficult time focusing when the lens is zoomed in. Some models will be constantly searching for the sharpest object. Just a thought.
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