My wife and I have a Canon Powershot A540. We've had it for a year now. It's a nice camera, just another point-n-shoot. So what camera(s) do you use?
For a point n shoot the Canon Powershot series are nice. Atleast I think so. Problem is adjusting it for night-time shoots atleast with the A540. I'm still learning the camera.
a nikon coolpix s50 6.3megapixels. its awesome cuz im a retard when it comes to photography and its a point-n-shooter thats really small and it has a huge screen on it.
Im using a Fuji Finepix S9000 9mp also does video, with a 6 gig microdrive. Nice camera pain in the neck to focus
Any pictures? I would like to see the quality. I've heard some good things about Fuji just haven't looked into it.
Nikon d80 body Lenses: Fish eye Zenitar - n2,8/16 cosina 28mm 1:2.8 Quantaray af ld 70-300 1:4-5.6 with macro AF-S Nikkor 18-70 1:3.5-4.5g
Canon Mark IIN and a Mark II...do a lot of freelance work...check my links below (shameful self plug)... www.photoshelter.com/user/SFPHOTO www.sportsshooter.com/scooter
Here are some pics I took from a LX forums meet..... Heres the pics I took........http://www.lxforums.com/board/showthread.php?p=1237769#post1237769
I used to run a really nice thousand-dollar Olympus with huge glass. Couldn't take a decent picture to save it's life. Up on the 'bay it went. Spent less than $180 on a Panasonic DMC-LZ5. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! I'm not taking any magazine cover shots, so I don't need a 52 megapixel camera. I need maybe 3-5, max. The Panasonic has O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilization). It's about 985x better than any of the digital stabilizations out there. It's near impossible to take a blurry, out-of-focus picture. I tested out dozens of cameras at BestBuy, CircuitCity, SamsClub, WalMart and CompUSA (when they had stores). The Panasonic won the image stabilization contest, hands down. Small enough to fit in your pocket, "normal" memory cards (SD), and "normal" batteries (AA). It's so nice, I'm going to pick up 2 more now that they're under $100 ea.