Digital Cameras Good Guys
What digital camera do you recommend?
To make the painting of light?
DSLR or P & S? Well … both can do the painting light. AP & S never – never – never, never, never, never … rise to a quality DSLRs. Well, at this stage too, at least. Here's something I've said many times: P & S stands for point and shoot. The DSLR stands for Digital Single-Lens Reflex. There is a big difference. Bigger sensor, in particular, that the SLR allows better picture quality. There are more advanced features in a SLR, and of course, interchangeable lenses. You have a budget dispensable? If you can not pay more than $ 600, then you should not consider a DSLR. And then some, accessories, etc. would you carry around your DSLR and all its accessories? If you not willing to lug around a heavy, large DSLR and its lenses, not get one. Do not rely on a DSLR to create good photos for you. A camera compact can be used to create the best-pictures. Some even offer more megapixels and more manageable ways of a DSLR. While it is true that the lenses and the mechanics of a DSLR help image quality, you should not buy a DSLR just – just – for image quality. A compact camera could do a better job – not the camera, he is the photographer. If you're willing to stick with it and be dedicated, then a DSLR is a good buy. Because you will have a much longer lifetime multiplier away – heck, if you buy a full frame camera, you will have a 1.0x crop factor – the image is 'bigger', as able to "fit more in the 'technically. Olympus works in 4:3' s system that I definitely do not recommend, as the crop factor is 2.0 times – that is not what is wrong with that, though. The fact is that the lenses of 4:3 can get more expensive and takes pictures at a ratio of 4 / 3, instead of 3:2 on other DSLRs. Note that the normal P & S cameras have a 4:3 ratio, it's just that when you print to a 6×4 or equiv. enlargement, a small slice tiny will be cut out to fit the 6×4 paper. What about the camera … If you decided to get a DSLR, I will not post it here (it's very big), but check my response to a similar question here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt = Anl5CwnvHhnX385ErygMbjzty6IX; _ylv = 3? qid = 20090415163450AAfZ21y & show = 7 # profile-info-jVz3sWOsaa Of course, a DSLR is more expensive, but gives you more control over exposure, shutter speed and such. If you want a P & S, a search that allows you to * complete control manual. Ask your face or camera assistant location to which, in the store, you can adjust the exposure and speed shutter. And of course, you need a long exposure, at least 3 seconds.
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