Since you're already burning a hole, might as well just make it alot bigger and go for the D70s/350D. *mrgreen*
LOL! That's not a bigger hole, that would be a huge hole. Can shop for a new pants after that already... Eh, Jeremy... you got the D70 already is it?
I won't be surprise this came from Jeremy hahaaaaa Anyway, i think is time i start looking for a camera, been using my old Fuji F601 for the pass 6 years . The best thing is, it is still work fine just need to do some cleaning on the lens. Anyone have any suggestion, for normal use n i do not need to plug n play for lenses no lich like chai brother hehee
Hey i found my way to get to know the functions of specifications of the cameras.This forum really rocks!!!!!!!!!
Help me buy my next camera Because my camera was ruined when I fell into the Potomac River during Tropical Storm Ernesto, and because I use my camera for both recreational photography and hardware reviews, I need a replacement very soon. I have a 12% coupon and a $100 gift card for Best Buy. The promotional sale ends on 9/4, and will be buying a new camera before it ends; either in-store or online. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=cat04001&type=category Please give me your suggestions! One request: nothing too small or very large, and nothing too expensive (over $250). My previous camera had a 512MB xD Card that still works, so it would be a plus to still be able to use it, but not a major factor. The 8.0MP Olympus SP-350 seems to be a good replacement, but let's see what you guys can find! Thanks! EDIT: Nobody had any suggestions, so I went with the Canon S3 IS.
im a total newbie in cameras.. any ideas wat camera shud i get for starters newbie like me ? [plz not a fancy looking one or far too beautiful in $]
Unless you are very rich, don't go the DSLR route just yet. I've seen a lot of people getting DSLR because of sudden urge, maybe because of work, maybe because of studies. But until you are really sure about taking photography as a hobby, get a decent prosumer camera first, learn all the basics about photography, then only jump to DSLR when you are financially and mentally prepared. DSLR is not a cheap investment, in fact it's not even an investment.
Unless you don't close your door when you take your bath, or your bathroom is specifically designed with huge transparent glass windows, or maybe you couldn't see cameras like these "hiding" in the bathroom, I don't see how it's possible to spy with a DSLR. http://forums.techarp.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=12537&d=1127037794
