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http://live.pirillo.com – A community member at large sent these tips in after watching my video about the new Canon camera we bought for Christmas. These are excellent tips to keep in mind when buying your next camera.
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@Manny1031: Google …
@Manny1031: Google for research, eBay to buy
okay, so you …
okay, so you mentioned that you should choose a battery that better suites you. but you can purchase battery grips that can hold double a batteries and/or lithium ion batteries
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cheers for this man.
cheers for this man.
can someone send me …
can someone send me a link for a good website to buy cameras?
Nikon D3000 is very …
Nikon D3000 is very easy to use
I have a sony …
I have a sony cybershot but it doesn’t get a good shot when it’s dark or sometimes the picture is blurred! I’m interested in DSLR is it easy to use? and what is the brand of the camera that I will get?
Please someone reply ob me! I’m not a photographer, just want to take a good quality pic.
Nikon D60 is a …
Nikon D60 is a great camera for the money. And, you can usually still get it with a 18-55 lens…and 55-200 telephoto..
Canon EOS 450D
Canon EOS 450D
Nikon D40 or D40 x …
Nikon D40 or D40 x if your on a budget !
or go sick and get the monster Nikon D90 or D5000
Cover your mouth …
Cover your mouth with your hand
2. Make a wish into it.
3.Close your hand (make it into a fist)
4. Hold you hand(the fist) to your heart for 5 seconds.
5.Send this to 3 more videos.
6. Tommorow will be the best day of your life
well i messed …
well i messed around with a couple SLR cameras. ive decided to stick with a high quality advanced camera thats not a dslr/slr. ive decided on the new sony one, its like the Sony HX1.
What are you …
What are you thinking of getting?
as im saving for an …
as im saving for an SLR camera. i own a Sony H-10 and it takes superb quality photos both landscape (telephoto) and macro mode.
-aspiring photographer.
hi guys. Actually i …
hi guys. Actually i not much into photography but i was looking for a SLR to have sharp and good images. Although i can spend some ( not much) time to learn its features.. A friend of mine suggested me sony a200 SLR. Any of you have any idea about it cuz i m not a professional photographer but just want better images. Can anybody help? thnx
canon….
canon….
I go Canon, cuz …
I go Canon, cuz they have a better focusing array. I think that’s one of the reasons pros pick the Canon. Canon’s high-precision CT (cross-type) sensor goes down to ƒ2.8 while the Nikons only go down to ƒ5.6. That means the center CT sensor in the Canon’s Rebel is potentially more precise than even the CT sensors in the Nikon D3, Nikon’s flagship DSLR. Don’t believe me? Go read the specs!
Not helping.
Not helping.
nikon….
nikon….
Thanks man, i was …
Thanks man, i was still taking about the rebel XSi tho, and i was just worried about the pictures being too “noisy” i guess is the term for it. Like for night shots, at high ISO
It being a 12.2 megapixel and all
Well, they both …
Well, they both create magnificent images, and the XT is 8 MP, so i believe your talking of either the XS or XTi …. Either way they are all great camera, and you just have to way up feature-set and price ……
So do you think, …
So do you think, getting a Cannon Rebel XSi (12.2 Megapixel) would be a bad choice then.
Or should i get the Cannon rebel XT (10.1) megapixels?
I’ve been using a point and shoot casio exilim (8.1 MP)
So i dont think i would want to go down from that.
its not irrelevant …
its not irrelevant at all, its very important actually. The more MP a sensor has the smaller the pixels are. The smaller the pixels are, the more noise (grainy stuff) is introduced. This make shooting high ISO’s very noisy, so low light performance is reduced. So, many times having more MP is actually bad. This is why companies are coming out w/ camera like the nikon d3/d700, canon 1ds mkIII/5dmk II/ and sony a900. These cameras are full-frame and have larger sensors, meaning bigger pixels
i wana get an SLR
i wana get an SLR
unless your …
unless your printing large..high megapixels is irrelevant