bigfella77
Well-Known Member
Look at the Canon G10 or Gll, I hear they have astounding picture quality for a point n shoot.
Look how much I wrote, I need another Bundy.
Look how much I wrote, I need another Bundy.
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Isnt it amazing how a quality camera makes a mundane picture look great. What ISO you using there Squinty?
how the hell did you know what it was taken at??
yeah i will get into that after i have had a read of the manual and a bit more of a play. That was the 4th photo i took with the thing!!
I did play with some of the functions. I played with the macro and this focus thing where you can select what you focus on manually.
I also like how the menu screen turns off when you put your face toward the viewfinder and back on when you pull away. That kept the mrs entertained for a whole 3 minutes. Lol.
A D7000 is no more difficult to use than a D80. It's pretty much just an upgraded D80 with a newer sensor, bigger screen, movie mode and better autofocus. Usually upgrading lenses gives better results than getting a slightly newer camera body, just depends if your existing camera body is worn out or you really want a certain feature the D7000 has.SLR's are definitly worth the money. I have had my Nikon D80 for about 4 years now and am looking at upgrading to the D7000, can anyone give me advice on this camera, i have been told they arn't good for point and shoot (auto) but can someone clarify?....I do alot of point and shoot unless im taking photos of a particular object or trying to get something different, or night photography etc, other than that point and shoot for me and then i play around in photoshop.
I do alot of point and shoot unless im taking photos of a particular object or trying to get something different,
I dont really seethe point of upgrading the Nikon if you mainly just point n shoot. Get a high end compact if your camera is not going to be the main creative tool in your picture process. Personally I only like software for very minor image corrections and think the real skill is in capturing your shot in camera.
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