Do you know of a camera that has all this??
Apr 16, 2012 15:11:53 #
Apr 16, 2012 17:30:29 #
Apr 16, 2012 17:37:08 #
That's for sure and more. I will be sure that he gets this.
Thanks everyone again for your kind suggestions.
Thanks everyone again for your kind suggestions.
Apr 16, 2012 22:07:14 #
Look Olympus E-5
IN-BODY IMAGE STABILIZATION
DUST REDUCTION SYSTEM
RUGGED CONSTRUCTION :coupled with advanced splash and dust protection
MULTIPLE ASPECT RATIOS
And many many more....
IN-BODY IMAGE STABILIZATION
DUST REDUCTION SYSTEM
RUGGED CONSTRUCTION :coupled with advanced splash and dust protection
MULTIPLE ASPECT RATIOS
And many many more....
Apr 16, 2012 23:53:34 #
kegler
Loc: N. E. Indiana
The first photography course I took in high school used Yashica A camera's, we affectionately called them 'The Brick'
Apr 17, 2012 00:15:47 #
mlmurrill
Loc: Enterprise, OR 97828
Not on the subject of kinds of cameras, but have you ever wanted to get a photo of a cozy? cove and pounding seas on the Oregon coast? In a howling wind/rain storm I have tried it, but seeing as it was too windy to use my tripod, had to hand hold the camera, held tightly to my chest, which was only heaving from exertion and fear of blowing away, unless I held my breath -- and I have no idea now where that slide is. Went back the following evening and got a couple of sunset shots which were not bad at all. Oh, yes, those were in the days before digital cameras, so I guess would not help our friend anyhow.
Sorry. Molly Murrill (shutterbug)
Sorry. Molly Murrill (shutterbug)
Apr 17, 2012 01:03:25 #
flashgordonbrown wrote:
quote=MT Shooter I don't know of any weather-seal... (show quote)
With these high megapixel cameras, really good glass is essential!
Apr 17, 2012 01:07:50 #
Apr 24, 2012 16:00:27 #
I believe that item is going to be released in a few months, the A99; price not yet disclosed~
It fits every one of the above criteria, but of course much faster than the A77, and full frame.
It fits every one of the above criteria, but of course much faster than the A77, and full frame.
Apr 24, 2012 16:08:17 #
MT Shooter wrote:
I don't know of any weather-sealed DSLR's that offer an artuculated screen. There may be one but I have not read about it. After seeing 2 bodies (one Canon and one Nikon) with their articulated screens broken off, I seriously doubt I would ever be interested in one. But I did read ONE rumor that speculated about an articlated screen on the forthcoming Nikon D400 being a possibility.
As long as we're rumoring, I heard the same thing about a future Canon. I might have heard it here. It's a nice feature, but tough to seal. Yesterday, I used the tilting screen on my D5100 to get shots of the wet grass - without having to lie down in the grass - in the rain.
I read reviews of the A77 -sounds fantastic!
Apr 24, 2012 17:02:29 #
by the way it doesn't matter that sony makes SOME not all but some of the sensors that nikon uses. its the software that nikon developed is propriatery and not shared with sony. Oh and one more thing when nikon was making the sp rangefinder, some great glass and had intoduced the Nikon F one of the greatest and influencial slrs sony was making transistor radios.
Apr 24, 2012 17:22:20 #
It wasn't till Sony acquired Minolta that they started to produce great cameras. The processors between Sony and Nikon are totally different, with a slight lead going to Nikon; however I believe Sony has been ahead on the risk taking technology. I have both Nikon and Sony cameras and like them both, my feeling is that professionalism leans to Nikon. Sony Alpha and NEX are just fun to use.
sinatraman wrote:
by the way it doesn't matter that sony makes SOME not all but some of the sensors that nikon uses. its the software that nikon developed is propriatery and not shared with sony. Oh and one more thing when nikon was making the sp rangefinder, some great glass and had intoduced the Nikon F one of the greatest and influencial slrs sony was making transistor radios.
Apr 24, 2012 19:59:40 #
sinatraman wrote:
by the way it doesn't matter that sony makes SOME not all but some of the sensors that nikon uses. its the software that nikon developed is propriatery and not shared with sony. Oh and one more thing when nikon was making the sp rangefinder, some great glass and had intoduced the Nikon F one of the greatest and influencial slrs sony was making transistor radios.
But Minolta wasn't. It is those brilliant glass engineers that Sony cornered.
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