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Bridge Cameras
Mar 31, 2020 20:25:43 #
Rae Zimmerman
Loc: Pine Island, FL
I am curious about how many UHH readers primarily shoot with bridge cameras. My only camera is a Canon PowerShot SX60 IS. I understand its limits and am very happy with the results I achieve. I mostly photograph birds and landscapes. I'm interested in whether other photographers would discount my work due to the camera I use.
Mar 31, 2020 20:26:49 #
Mar 31, 2020 20:47:26 #
hj
Loc: Florida
Rae Zimmerman wrote:
I am curious about how many UHH readers primarily shoot with bridge cameras. My only camera is a Canon PowerShot SX60 IS. I understand its limits and am very happy with the results I achieve. I mostly photograph birds and landscapes. I'm interested in whether other photographers would discount my work due to the camera I use.
You've said it yourself! You're very happy with your results. That's all that matters. I loved the results I got with my Canon SX50 and then made the mistake of selling my "mint" camer last August. I'm now looking for another one.
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Mar 31, 2020 20:51:23 #
Rae Zimmerman wrote:
I am curious about how many UHH readers primarily shoot with bridge cameras. My only camera is a Canon PowerShot SX60 IS. I understand its limits and am very happy with the results I achieve. I mostly photograph birds and landscapes. I'm interested in whether other photographers would discount my work due to the camera I use.
I don't know whether or not anyone would discount your work due to the camera you use, but they shouldn't. I have seen great images from that camera, and I use the SX50. I hope we can see some of your photos. Good ID on the Pokeweed the other day, by the way.
Mike
Mar 31, 2020 21:00:59 #
Mar 31, 2020 21:14:04 #
Robert Kincaid's bridge camera was a Nikon F.
--Bob
--Bob
Rae Zimmerman wrote:
I am curious about how many UHH readers primarily shoot with bridge cameras. My only camera is a Canon PowerShot SX60 IS. I understand its limits and am very happy with the results I achieve. I mostly photograph birds and landscapes. I'm interested in whether other photographers would discount my work due to the camera I use.
Mar 31, 2020 21:17:09 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
The only thing that counts is the end result.
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Mar 31, 2020 21:17:34 #
hj wrote:
You've said it yourself! You're very happy with your results. That's all that matters. I loved the results I got with my Canon SX50 and then made the mistake of selling my "mint" camer last August. I'm now looking for another one.
Mar 31, 2020 21:17:49 #
IndyBob wrote:
You can't please everyone
So you got to please yourself.
So you got to please yourself.
Amen!
Mar 31, 2020 21:24:52 #
gtilford
Loc: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
This woman in Ottawa started out using Micro 4/3rds then switched to nothing but bridge cameras. She is currently using the Nikon p1000 hand held take a look at some of her photos she has won awards so obviously something is working right.
https://secure2.pbase.com/catherinegardner
https://secure2.pbase.com/catherinegardner
Mar 31, 2020 21:33:30 #
I don't know about an SX60 IS but I do have an SX60HS that I use quite often. I call it my puppy cam because I use it fairly often to photograph my dogs. It's quite handy because of its weight. My every day shooter is a Canon 5DIV with an EF 28-300L zoom lens, which is a fairly heavy camera. Sure, the DSLR has about twice the resolution of the bridge camera and much, much larger sensor, but for a camera I only paid around $330 for, it takes pretty good photos.
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Mar 31, 2020 21:34:03 #
gtilford wrote:
This woman in Ottawa started out using Micro 4/3rds then switched to nothing but bridge cameras. She is currently using the Nikon p1000 hand held take a look at some of her photos she has won awards so obviously something is working right.
https://secure2.pbase.com/catherinegardner
https://secure2.pbase.com/catherinegardner
It all boils down to knowing what your camera can (or can't) do and using it to the best advantage of its capabilities.
Mar 31, 2020 21:35:27 #
Mar 31, 2020 21:46:14 #
It’s the image that counts not the camera. I’ve seen some really beautiful pictures taken with an iPhone.
Mar 31, 2020 21:50:40 #
gsmith051 wrote:
It’s the image that counts not the camera. I’ve seen some really beautiful pictures taken with an iPhone.
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