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What do you shoot with?
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PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Heh, i use a Nikon D1x (should be back wednesday all fixed), an F4 & an F100 with lenses varying from a 18-35 all the way to a fixed 300.
FanofDinsey1981
Active Member
Canon elf 110 for the pictures.
and a Canon X60 (I think that is what it is called) for the digital video.
and I LOVE them both. lightweight, easy to use. I use 'em so much my family groans when I pull them out at family functions.
and a Canon X60 (I think that is what it is called) for the digital video.
and I LOVE them both. lightweight, easy to use. I use 'em so much my family groans when I pull them out at family functions.
CAPTAIN HOOK
Well-Known Member
My old Pentax 35mm let me down on my last WDW trip after only 12 years!!. Its now been replaced by a Nikon 5700 Coolpix.
AliciaLuvzDizne
Well-Known Member
really?? what model pentax was it?
my honeywell used to belong to my dad and its been around for like umm 30 years??
now i have a cannon something... :lookaroun oh man i hate school!! i never have time for pictures... i cant even remember what kind of camera i have
and eos something
but not the rebel
and i also have a fuji fine pix 3250? maybe lol
its a 2.0 digital camera
it okayi want a new one already lol
CAPTAIN HOOK
Well-Known Member
An SFX - goodness knows what the letters stand for (if anything) - it was a really good camera.
Figment1986
Well-Known Member
I use a Nikon coolpix 4300, 3 MP automatic and maual settings....
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Today i had the misfortune of using a Canon Digtal elph like camera. Couldnt find the manual settings for the life of me. Ended up taking the picture with my camera and emailing it to the guests.
Def Not User friendly....
Def Not User friendly....
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Indeed. Thank god its fixed.
popkid
New Member
hey pisco, i love the little sucker... i have it with me ALL the time, and i mean ALL the time. keep in mind, it's a point and shoot - with very limited manual controls - but it's perfect for those times when (just like you said) you dont want to lug the DSLR around.
battery life on the sucker is pretty damn amazing, and i've been more than happy with the picture quality. i've got the underwater housing for it as well, but haven't really been able to take advantage of it as much as i would like.
if you have any specific questions about the camera, just let me know - be glad to answer them...
popkid
New Member
pretty harsh on the little guy, no?
the menus might not be the most intuitive i've even experience, but nothing that a little time with the instruction manual wont fix
to get to the limited manual settings you need to switch to M mode and then press the function button. from there you can adjust your exposure compensation, white balance, ISO (50 - 400), slow shutter speed (up to 15"), picture quality and size, as well as some picture effects (black and white, sepia, that sorta thing).