Does it Matter which Camera you use?
Mar 19, 2015 13:45:52 #
Gene51 wrote:
Yes, I was out with a fellow shooter taking pictur... (show quote)
#2 is a mighty fine shot of Sonny!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Let's see how long it takes him to find this?!?!
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Mar 19, 2015 13:50:30 #
SharpShooter wrote:
#2 is a mighty fine shot of Sonny!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Let's see how long it takes him to find this?!?!
SS
Let's see how long it takes him to find this?!?!
SS
That little guy was hysterical - it was one of several "looks" that he flashed me - done in horrible indoor exhibit light - ISO 1600, F5 - 1/30-1/60 sec
Mar 19, 2015 14:07:15 #
Gene51 wrote:
Everything is relative - better quality usually implies bigger "stuff" - the smallest "quality" oriented cameras might be the M4/3 cameras - barely. But they are tiny, light and less expensive. FF cameras might be the middle ground - heavier, bigger, less portable than the M4/3, but better quality images in general, but fairly expensive. The medium format cameras are slow, really heavy, and cost from $10k to $45k or more, but the quality is unparalleled.
I was kidding. I don't have medium format equipment, but in most cases I take my most appropriate equipment on trips & outings reguardless of weight & bulk. I do have a little Canon SL1 that I take to theme parks with grandchildren, but that is as much as I am willing to compromise for portability purposes. Bab
Apr 14, 2015 11:03:01 #
The reason why you see strange answers is because your question has been asked thousands of times over and over again and the same answer is no
You have to figure what purpose you are going to use the camera for.
You might be satisfied with just a point en shoot camera, or medium format camera or professional all give different results
Different lenses have different qualitys, purposes, prices.
Sit down with pencil and paper ask yourself, are going to take pictures of sports, birds landscapes travel or professionally. When you know talk to a sellsman at a camera shop not kamart or bestbuy they can show you different models and lenses because they are all very expensive and you will have to learn your type camera if it doesnt matter to you I would get a Nikon or Canon that most people have so they can help you when you need help. Also take a youtube class on the basics it helps alot. Good luck
You have to figure what purpose you are going to use the camera for.
You might be satisfied with just a point en shoot camera, or medium format camera or professional all give different results
Different lenses have different qualitys, purposes, prices.
Sit down with pencil and paper ask yourself, are going to take pictures of sports, birds landscapes travel or professionally. When you know talk to a sellsman at a camera shop not kamart or bestbuy they can show you different models and lenses because they are all very expensive and you will have to learn your type camera if it doesnt matter to you I would get a Nikon or Canon that most people have so they can help you when you need help. Also take a youtube class on the basics it helps alot. Good luck
Apr 14, 2015 11:32:42 #
gee4time wrote:
Does it matter which camera you choose and use? Recently, I saw a collection of images in the Apple.com iphone gallery that are stunning and very hard to believe they were all taken with an iphone. Just wonder if anyone has seen these pictures and what are your opinions?
YES, YES AND YES! But only if maximum image quality is your goal. If you are just a "snap shooter" any camera will do just fine.
Apr 14, 2015 11:47:15 #
gee4time wrote:
Seems like there are always a few sour grapes in a bowl full of sweet one.
Gee, this bowl is mostly full of sour and rotten grapes!!
IF you can find a sweet one, let me know, I'd like to see which one it is!!!! :lol:
SS
Apr 14, 2015 11:58:48 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Gee, this bowl is mostly full of sour and rotten grapes!!
IF you can find a sweet one, let me know, I'd like to see which one it is!!!! :lol:
SS
IF you can find a sweet one, let me know, I'd like to see which one it is!!!! :lol:
SS
The best answer is - it all depends . . . .
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