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Apr 13, 2013 08:40:15   #
Wahawk Loc: NE IA
 
Michael O' wrote:
Look into the Super tele Zoom (24mm to 1200mm) Canon SX50 HS, selling for well under your stated price level. Look up its specs. It provides much for the price. Written up in Digital Photo April 2013 issue. I'm goin' for it -- to work along with my 5D Mark II and lenses.


SX50 is a GREAT camera!! Enjoy not having to change lenses!

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Apr 14, 2013 09:09:24   #
Jackdoor Loc: Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
 
Wahawk wrote:
SX50 is a GREAT camera!! Enjoy not having to change lenses!


Sorry to be a misery, but don't print above 6 X 4 unless you had full sun behind you...

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Apr 14, 2013 10:25:25   #
Wahawk Loc: NE IA
 
Jackdoor wrote:
Sorry to be a misery, but don't print above 6 X 4 unless you had full sun behind you...


8x10 & 11x 14 look good so far!! And I don't need anything bigger than that.

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Apr 15, 2013 19:48:58   #
Michael O' Loc: Midwest right now
 
BAMeauxNikonL810 wrote:
I've looked up nice, under $700 cameras that would be nice for nature, bird, and everyday shots. In my research I've been drawn to checking out the Nikon D3100. Any suggestions on whether or not this is a good option or not would be MUCH appreciated! :XD: If not, what would be a high definition, far shooting, under $800 camera. ALL suggestions are greatly appreciated. I look forward to the comments :thumbup:! THANKS

BAMeaux
(Currently using NikonL810)
I've looked up nice, under $700 cameras that would... (show quote)


Have a look at a Canon Powershot SX50 HS at street prices of $429 or less. 14mm to 1200mm OPTICAL zoom ! See article on it and competitors in April 2013 issue of Digital Photo magazine, probably available at most good bookstores, or at your local library. Pretty great
Big zoom compact. I'm getting one to partner with my 5D Mark II.

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Apr 15, 2013 19:54:55   #
Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip
 
BAMeauxNikonL810 wrote:
Thanks! I'll take all the tips into consideration :thumbup: . "Morning at the birdbath" was great too! Loved the color on the crackle


I had "MY BIG RIG" at the park shooting Osprey when the camera quit ( 1D Mk II ) battery issue. I had my P510 with me and continued to shoot til I could swap the big lens to the 60D body.
Images were gorgeous with the P510

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Apr 16, 2013 02:19:41   #
marcomarks Loc: Ft. Myers, FL
 
BAMeauxNikonL810 wrote:
I've looked up nice, under $700 cameras that would be nice for nature, bird, and everyday shots. In my research I've been drawn to checking out the Nikon D3100. Any suggestions on whether or not this is a good option or not would be MUCH appreciated! :XD: If not, what would be a high definition, far shooting, under $800 camera. ALL suggestions are greatly appreciated. I look forward to the comments :thumbup:! THANKS

BAMeaux
(Currently using NikonL810)
I've looked up nice, under $700 cameras that would... (show quote)


Canon SX-50 bridge camera with a huge attached zoom that is crisp to the max. $500 or less.

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Apr 16, 2013 03:41:54   #
Wahawk Loc: NE IA
 
marcomarks wrote:
Canon SX-50 bridge camera with a huge attached zoom that is crisp to the max. $500 or less.


Just saw it at our local Walmart for $409. Online for $389-399

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