Geoff
VIP Member
^ Yes the cameras come with manuals, there are also several forums to help you out.
This is the one I'm a part of: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/
This is the one I'm a part of: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/
Is this camera SLR the way to go
- Thread starter Kill Bill
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Thanks
[-0MEGA-];1043341 said:I will be quiet now
Your arguments were good though, I was just teasing you
I was just saying you can still do good without the latest technology
I really want to get the D40 one of these days though... Thanks to Punk I'm encouraged to go DSLR Hehe
Wai until you master you D-camera that you have
. My 4.0 MP Olympus D545 is a really good camera, I still use it sometimes .
The what?
Kill Bill
Active Member
XTi Cannon I think it's D45 its the one where you can take photos looking at the screen
Can you give me a link to the camera's spec?
Also if you want live view, you might to have a Bridge camera, not a D-SLR...
what camera: specs
can u give me the camera and specs
check out this site
http://www.stevesdigicams.com
can u give me the camera and specs
check out this site
http://www.stevesdigicams.com
Irishwhistle
New Member
@Punk - He means the Canon 450D or XSi, which does have live view, but it's apparently pretty bad live view.
@Kill Bill - What other options does the store have? You may be better off with an expensive point and shoot camera. With a D-SLR you're going to have to spend extra money on lenses. If you can't spend the extra money on lenses maybe you should go for a Nikon D60 as it has a nice stabilized kit lens.
@Kill Bill - What other options does the store have? You may be better off with an expensive point and shoot camera. With a D-SLR you're going to have to spend extra money on lenses. If you can't spend the extra money on lenses maybe you should go for a Nikon D60 as it has a nice stabilized kit lens.
Kill Bill
Active Member
They really only sell canon or oylampis but the oylampis is not slr
Irishwhistle
New Member
Ah, ok... that's too bad. By Dixons do you mean this Dixons: http://www.dixons.co.uk/ ?
If so, can you order from their website? There's a lot of choices on the website...
Something like this would be cool: http://www.amazon.com/Fujifilm-Fine...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1218335095&sr=8-1
Take note that it's not really an SLR, but a really nice Point and Shoot
If so, can you order from their website? There's a lot of choices on the website...
Something like this would be cool: http://www.amazon.com/Fujifilm-Fine...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1218335095&sr=8-1
Take note that it's not really an SLR, but a really nice Point and Shoot
Yeah that would be perfect for you
Live view on a D-SLR is like Auto gears on a Ferrari...
Kill Bill
Active Member
Yea I ment view finder.But I think it has LCD I get so used to consumers
Oh I thought you mean live view like you look at what you're taking a picture on your screen.
If it is a LCD for settings, then it'll be fine.
If you get that D-SLR and you have any questions, don't hesitate, I'll be glad to help you
Kill Bill
Active Member
Oh I thought you mean live view like you look at what you're taking a picture on your screen.
If it is a LCD for settings, then it'll be fine.
If you get that D-SLR and you have any questions, don't hesitate, I'll be glad to help you
Sure thanks.
''Sends 20pms a day hehe'' purchasing it this tuesday woo.
Geoff
VIP Member
Oh I thought you mean live view like you look at what you're taking a picture on your screen.
If it is a LCD for settings, then it'll be fine.
If you get that D-SLR and you have any questions, don't hesitate, I'll be glad to help you
Live View is technically what Canon calls some of their DSLR's that have the ability to use the LCD to take photos, the XSi/XS are some of the select few that support it, but IMO it's useless.