Showing posts with label buying. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 27, 2011

Camera Buying Guide!

Camera Buying Guide! Video Clips. Duration : 7.37 Mins.


Digital Camera information: dpreview.com CAMERA BUYING SUGGESTIONS: ** Updated November 5, 2011 ** ** Under 0 ** Canon SD1400 IS - amzn.com (Recommended for beginners) Canon SX-210 IS - amzn.to (Riley's camera) Canon Elura100 - amzn.to (My older camera) Canon SX120 - amzn.to Canon ELPH 300 HS - amzn.com Sony DCR-SX85 - amzn.com GoPro HD Hero - (Sport/stunt camera) Kodak ZX5 Playsport - bit.ly (Shock/waterproof) ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DMC-FZ150 - amzn.com (My vlogging camera) Canon SX-20 IS - amzn.to (My old blogging camera) Canon G12 - amzn.com Panasonic Lumix FZ100 - amzn.com Nikon D90 - bit.ly Nikon D5100 - amzn.com Sony HDR-XR550v - bit.ly Sanyo Xacti - bit.ly Canon VIXIA HV30 - amzn.to ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DVX-100b - bit.ly (My old primary camera) Panasonic Lumix-GH2 - bit.ly (Newer model of Jory's camera) Canon 60D - amzn.to Canon EOS Rebel T2i - amzn.to Canon GL2 - bit.ly Sony HDR-XR550V - bit.ly ** Above 00 ** Panasonic HMC-150 - amzn.to (My main camera) Canon XL H1A - bit.ly Sony HDR-AX2000 - bit.ly It goes without saying that if any of these cameras become outdated (because their successor has since be released) it's probably not a bad idea to check out the newest version of each camera listed. Again, these are just recommendations based on what I've personally used, or researched. As you can see, I'm also very partial to Canon, Panasonic and Sony - which for my money, produce the best video equipment available. But visit some of the above ...

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Monday, May 9, 2011

Buy Your First Digital SLR Camera Lens - 4 questions before buying questions

Decisions, decisions! Which Canon digital SLR camera lens you should buy?

It 'was probably a research and decision making only EOS camera to decide the canon law, it is not turned on? But now they face an immense sea of lenses, both Canon and third parties.

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So which one do you choose?

Of course you can just pick up the package, which includes knowledge as a lens kit. And there are also packages that include two or three lens kitscovering a wide range of focal lengths. Then there would be no decision.

However, if you're a demanding customer, the money you want to get better the camera lens as possible for your Canon.

Some owners of new digital SLR that decision agony for days, weeks and months. In fact, there is a question on the forum sent a camera, which is more than two years, and the original poster has not yet made his decision. Now that is a bit 'extreme.

But the truth is thatwant to make sure that you have a goal that serve your photography needs with the best picture quality possible.

This begs the question: "Why not just get the kit lens" The answer is simple. While the goal of the kit is sufficient as a beginner camera lens Canon is not the best lens they make. Its purpose is to get a lens to the camera so you can start recording straight out of the box. Many buyers choose to buy only the camera and the objective or objectives for theirCamera separately.

Here are some questions that will help you narrow your focus.

1. What is your budget?

This can have only one question to answer. If your budget only the camera lens and the kit, then you're done. However, if there is any money is awarded for a goal, you can think of the outstanding issues. A budget of $ 500 or less you get in a zone, while $ 1,000 gets you a lot more flexibility in the finalDecision.

2. What kind of photos you are among the most time?

You probably have a preference about the type of images that capture better. Finally, most people do not want to buy a digital SLR as their first camera. If you have many snapshots of friends and family photos or holiday, perhaps the focal range of 18-70mm (or something within those parameters) to take will be perfect. But if nature, sports or portraits are your favorite types of images,This is enough to give much more to be different.

3. If you buy more than one goal for this new Canon SLR digital camera?

The purchase of different lenses DSLR is really the second reason why the photographers to move into the world of digital SLR photography, the first reason for this is their desire to obtain a more sophisticated camera. If you can budget for another goal or two, so the first objective can focus more on choosing the best image in the range 17-75mm.Your second should be an objective lens 70-200mm or 70-300mm.

4. What Canon EOS buy (or buy) is it?

This is an important question that can eliminate a couple of lenses to be taken into account. When you buy a DSLR entry level and mid-level digital, you can buy almost any Canon EF or a third party lenses for Canon. If on the other hand, you can buy a professional "full frame" camera , you can not do any ofLenses, which refer to EF-S lenses, since they are only models frame the culture as the Rebel series.

The decision to move to a DSLR camera is an exciting, but not without real challenges. You really need to do your homework before making this purchase decision.

Buy Your First Digital SLR Camera Lens - 4 questions before buying questions