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May 7, 2012 03:32:08 #
Chris26 wrote:
Hi I was told by a friend this is a good place for info Iam trying to get into this and am looking for a good camera to start with we breed bulldogs and I need a camera for indoor and outdoor pics of the puppies for our websight . Thanks
Hi Chris, I'm getting into this thread a little late here, but I'm curious. As I understand your question, you have been using a point and shoot for some time, but you're now putting a web site together and think you might be able to produce better pup photos for it with a better camera. I wonder what it is about the photos you've been using from your point and shoot you want to improve. Most point and shoot cameras today, even when used in full auto mode, produce photos with technical quality that's more than adequate for use on a web site. If you're also going to make large prints that's another story altogether, but if you expect a DSLR to make much difference in the photos of pups on your web site I think you will be disappointed. On the other hand, if you're really looking for a camera you can also use to learn truly creative photography, a DSLR is probably the way to go. Just one man's opinion.
.......... Coot
May 7, 2012 05:50:36 #
Here here, this is not the time or place to air your views.
I have the Canon SX30 IS Bridge camera and it is brilliant, does everything without having to mess about changing lenses and the picture quality is great.
Good luck with your purchase and invest well
I have the Canon SX30 IS Bridge camera and it is brilliant, does everything without having to mess about changing lenses and the picture quality is great.
Good luck with your purchase and invest well
May 8, 2012 17:30:54 #
Sorry to highjack - hey Lazy Old Coot - Was in Gainesville in 1990 at the Gator Nationals. My first visit to the States. Just Hi.
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