What type camera do you use?
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What type camera do you use?
I use an Olympus E-410 digital SLR, not cheap.
- Chef shapeweaver
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It does all I need it to do and most of the
time I'm pleased with the photos(my fault
not the camera's )
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Got a great package deal on sale for under $100, extra card and case.
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- Kchurchill5
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My Panasonic Lumix, digital is for fun pics ... vacation, travel, and food. I get frustrated really easily, because food ... I want to eat. If I can't spend a hour or 2 setting it up, I just snap and go. Hence my impatience with food photos.
I picked a camera on decent mega pixs, easy to use, NOT too many feature to over complicate things and price. I have 2 cards, 2 bats, and it recharges quickly ... especially when I remember.
I do have a car charger which important if you take if when you travel. Something important if you use it for that.
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Thanks for the personal messages, as well as posts here. But, this has been quite a "let down" thus far.
Now, surely we don't have a clandestine group here that neglect those just getting started....or do we? I'm quite concerned regarding the site, and this apparent attitude, at this point. Is there no room for those who are just getting interested in photography? If it's a "closed community", then let me know, I can just move on. Regrettably.
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It has features I still don't know how to use.
I am not a photographer.
My best advice for taking photo pics is get the best light you can, try to hold the camera still, take pics both with and without flash, and use a good, easy, FREE photo editor, such as Picasa.
Picasa has repaired some of my bad photos where the light wasn't good or it was a little blurry. It can't make all of them great, but some.
If Picasa can help me, it can help anyone, and if I can use it, anyone can use it. It's easy, click a button or two, slide a lever, then *save* easy.
My photos will never be good enough for magazines. But if they *were* good enough for magazines, they would probably be posted in magazines.
So I don't really come equipped with much photography advice, but anything I can help anyone with, let me know.
And sorry I didn't see this earlier- my mother passed away recently and Sunday I was on the road. I am really just getting back to speed as Monday was rest from the trip day and yesterday I just felt like crap and didn't even cook. Again, I apologize for not answering this topic more promptly. I don't answer every topic, but I did have 2 cents to add to this one about my camera.