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21st August 2002
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Which camera is best suited for.......
Taking street shots...scenery shots..
And maybe ocasional macros.... Budget ard $800 any recommendations? Maybe can recommend some add on equipment that i should get for the cam..... Thx in advance.  |
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a40 with additional 128 cf...maybe 600 odd ?
u may want to get the lens adapter..teleconverter...
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Re: Which camera is best suited for.......
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Xeviouss,
Are you looking for a Digital or a Film camera? rOCh |
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Assuming you are looking for a FILM camera, I'd recommend the Ricoh GR-1V. Ultra compact, fast and sharp 28mm f/2.8 lens. In street photography, you want to be as discreet as possible.
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22nd August 2002
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Thx for the replies...im having a hard time reading at home due to the slow loading...(thinks its a scv prob)
Anyway, guys i m looking for a digital camera.... yes, n i hope it can b as compact as possible... Btw can i know what exactly does a teleconverter do? (Meanwhile i try to search dpr's glossary) And i was looking at some cameras like CP885, and i was wondering what will i be forgoing since nikon cameras have a shorter min* shutter compared to other cameras. Assuming for a still object/matter, would a long shutter mean better pics? Sry for the many qns..... Last edited by Xeviouss; 22nd August 2002 at 01:48 AM. |
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