What camera?

Britt

Britt

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I was looking through my old pics and found these. The one on the left is from 2011, it's a standard Canon Powershot. And the one on the right is with my Canon Rebel in 2012. I didn't realize quite the difference it made! It will definitely be coming with me again in 2014!

So, what camera is usually packed with you?

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I_heart_Tigger

I_heart_Tigger

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This year it will be my Canon 60D with 3 lenses (10-20mm, 50mm prime and 70-200mm L) and for days I don't feel like dragging the kit around I will have my Samsung Galaxy Camera which I am really enjoying (it's a new camera purchase for me). It does great macro and I'm looking forward to using the slow motion video which I haven't really experimented much with yet. It's a fantastic little camera, I'm having a lot of fun with it.
 
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HouCuseChickie

HouCuseChickie

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I also have a Canon Rebel DSLR. On one hand I'd like to upgrade to a better model...on the other hand, I sometimes get tired of lugging it around. At this point, a DSLR is best for capturing the kids in action, so I know it will be with me for at least 1 more trip and then I'll decide if it's time to upgrade...maybe to the T4i. No point in me getting much more though.
 
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luv

luv

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I would just like to say that I'm impressed with you guys for being able to use the big cameras. I can't seem to get the hang of it...any decent picture is a fluke.
 
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Avenger117

Avenger117

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I will be using my Olympus sz-31mr I have had it a couple weeks and so far so good. It does more than any camera I have ever seen at that price and size.
 
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matt9112

matt9112

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DSLRs are huge and unless I'm going to Disney world to get a bachelors in photography I would rather a point and shoot. Sure your still never going to get the raw exposure. New point and shoots like my cannon SX260 HS have wide lenses and some good optical zoom.
 
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eddiemcgarrigle

eddiemcgarrigle

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I'll be carrying my Canon 600D. Yes, it may be a big camera but with my 50mm and 300mm lenses I get great pics that are far superior to my little 'point and shoot' which will be wielded by my young son so he can snap pics of anything he pleases.
 
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Mongomil

Mongomil

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Another for the Canon 60D. I bring two lenses. A 18-200 and a 75-300. I bought a good backpack style case for it so we can pack a few other things with it. I will get tired of carrying that around at times so I will bring my point and shoot Sony Cyber-shot. And of course we always have our phones which have cameras in them. But as you shown the quality difference between each type of camera is pretty significant.
 
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emcclay

emcclay

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Canon XSi with the kit lens, nifty-fifty, fisheye, and telephoto plus two tripods. I found a Sony P&S for super cheap at Best Buy when I don't feel like lugging everything around.
 
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Mr Ferret 75

Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
normally taek a canon 350d with varying lenses and attachments but this year am downsizing to a fujifilm point and squirt.Like the images the canon gives but don't want to have to carry it all day or have it take up precious luggage allowance ( UK visitor ) .. the plus point to the fuji is its waterproof so no panicking on splash or during those rarely seen rainstorms ;)
 
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