Saturday, January 16, 2010

1/16/2010


7 comments:

  1. I see what you were going for... but it feels just a bit off...

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  2. I feel very limited with the point and click....I need a camera with more options.

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  3. i think it's a bit too dark.
    i just wished my bike was so clean. maybe i can put some close-ups from it later on...

    dpreview.com is a good site with tests of the most popular and innovative models. just shoot any question you might have.

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  4. http://www.steves-digicams.com/

    I think this is the best site you can find.

    Best bets.. stick with either Nikon on Canon (no offense to Dirk's Olympus) for a DSLR and you will be good to go. Both have reasonably priced, high quality cameras and amazing lenses.

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  5. no offense taken. don't just stick to the two big ones because everybody else has it. think about what you'll want it for. i like hiking and the system i have ways almost half of the canon or nikon equivalent, and leaves space in my back pack for a water bottle. it takes good pictures too :-)
    It's like cars: there's BMW and Mercedes but that doesn't mean Lexus is crap.

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  6. i'm sorry, that spells 'weighs'... english spelling, why are there no rules grmbl..

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  7. Ugh, english, I know what you mean. Phonetics...

    Anyway, I shoot a Canon and I love it. It was reasonably priced and lenses (at my level) are cheapish. Very similar to Nikon. For entry level stuff, having used both, I would prefer Canon. The Nikon's processor seemed much slower and the time between picture take and picture display on the screen is brutal.

    Anyway, I really like this shot. It's a tad dark, but all of the geometry is really spot on.

    Would make a good poster at an urban club or mountain shop.

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