Making a Recommendation -- What would you do?
Jul 9, 2022 18:15:42 #
Jeffcs wrote:
I was going to recommend the t 6. Great camera it's my everyday carry for snaps. It might be a bit more then they want to spendHow a about Olympus TG6 it’s small it’s tough unless photography is in his future than I’d look at Olympus omd10
Jul 9, 2022 21:54:53 #
Jul 10, 2022 01:22:46 #
Jeffcs wrote:
How a about Olympus TG6 it’s small it’s tough unless photography is in his future than I’d look at Olympus omd10
$500 and up is a lot to spend on a camera for a teenager who may or may not get serious about photography.
Jul 10, 2022 01:44:25 #
rook2c4 wrote:
$500 and up is a lot to spend on a camera for a teenager who may or may not get serious about photography.
True nuff thazza fact ... yet keep in mind that UHH isnt really much of a legitimate photo advice site and is mainly a form of group entertainment. Fantasy shopping with other peoples money is one of the most popular amusements on the site and this thread is right on target.
Acoarst fantasy shopping is about ones own preferences and has nothing to do with 15 yr old boys. Are there any 15 yr old members here ? Still photos dont mean anything to adolescents.
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A disposable camera would be good for some snapshots for Grandma, but teenagers main use of cameras is about being an online video star of their own show. The camera of choice other than a drone is an action cam like a GoPro or some of the cheaper knock offs. Sensor size and and all that crap is meaningless and connectivity is everything. Typical viewing is by phone. You shoot for 1000 square inches of paper print. Teens shoot for 10 million square inches of phone screens ... with motion and audio.
Every reply in this thread is just self centered BS and has nothing at all to do with the actual intended user. Still pictures are by and for fossils. Still images without motion and audio rank with cave paintings ... quaint at best.
Jul 10, 2022 10:44:20 #
Jul 15, 2022 13:21:00 #
User ID wrote:
True nuff thazza fact ... yet keep in mind that UH... (show quote)
True dat. But it's still fun for us fossils. Are you a trilobite or a dinosaur bone?
And National Geographic is still publishing, for us fossils. ;)
Jul 15, 2022 13:31:15 #
JD750 wrote:
True dat. But it's still fun for us fossils. Are you a trilobite or a dinosaur bone?
And National Geographic is still publishing, for us fossils. ;)
And National Geographic is still publishing, for us fossils. ;)
This thread is getting off track. I think Ill go read kcjs thread about "Best Camera Strap". Surely THAT will bring some new enlightenment into Olde Hawgsville.
Jul 15, 2022 13:35:21 #
User ID wrote:
This thread is getting off track. I think Ill go read kcjs thread about "Best Camera Strap". Surely THAT will get the juices flowing again ....
Normally a question is resolved in the first few replies. After that it's about egos, people wanting to add their 2 cents. Many don't even read the posts before replying.
And it's always a random walk that gets farther from center as the posts accumulate.
Jul 15, 2022 13:50:44 #
JD750 wrote:
Normally a question is resolved in the first few replies. After that it's about egos, people wanting to add their 2 cents. Many don't even read the posts before replying.
And it's always a random walk that gets farther from center as the posts accumulate.
And it's always a random walk that gets farther from center as the posts accumulate.
Nevertheless I *deserve* a new strap !
Just look at the one Im using ! It was okay in the film era, but that was now and this is then.
Jul 15, 2022 13:59:14 #
User ID wrote:
Nevertheless I *deserve* a new strap !
Just look at the one Im using ! It was okay in the film era, but that was now and this is then.
Just look at the one Im using ! It was okay in the film era, but that was now and this is then.
Indeed!! Post a thread and ask for opinions. ;) I'l go first: I suggest one of these:
Jul 15, 2022 14:36:08 #
JD750 wrote:
Indeed!! Post a thread and ask for opinions. ;) I'l go first: I suggest one of these:
I like how Olympus disguises the On-Off switch as a rewind knob.
Jul 15, 2022 15:08:35 #
User ID wrote:
I like how Olympus disguises the On-Off switch as a rewind knob.
That's clever, functional and stylish! I almost bought a PenF a few years ago. I hear good things about it. I opted for the OM-D instead. I love it.
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