In reply to Post #107
id say get yourself a canon with a flip screen. 620/630, or g2/g3. you can then get an air bulb release and mounting bracket, and all for under a ton.
that way you'll never need to pass your camera over to any dog walker or passer by!
id say get yourself a canon with a flip screen. 620/630, or g2/g3. you can then get an air bulb release and mounting bracket, and all for under a ton.
that way you'll never need to pass your camera over to any dog walker or passer by!
some beautiful shots here
was testing link!
Thanks
Thanks
i thought i would post in here instead of creating anothe thread.
i got my self finally a camera short list.
both canon ones a g10 and the other is a sx1 is. not being that use to digital i can't tear them apart. some really good things on each of them i like. im more swade towards the g10, but then the sx1 has some fetures that sound useful but feel they are so close that it comes down to the overal look thats going to make my mind up. ive read all the reviews but none of them really compare the 2 together. just wanted to know if anyone has any of these cameras and if they compaired it with the other and why you chose the one you got. and how easy they are to use as it will be used by the wife as well as me, and the wife isn't use to cameras as me. but did did use my eos 5 slr in point and shoot mode with no prob. the other thing is how fast dose it take befor the shutter works after pushing the release. i ask the because i have a digi pentax at mo and i find it a pain, as there is i big pause between me pushing the relise and the pic being taken.
i got my self finally a camera short list.
both canon ones a g10 and the other is a sx1 is. not being that use to digital i can't tear them apart. some really good things on each of them i like. im more swade towards the g10, but then the sx1 has some fetures that sound useful but feel they are so close that it comes down to the overal look thats going to make my mind up. ive read all the reviews but none of them really compare the 2 together. just wanted to know if anyone has any of these cameras and if they compaired it with the other and why you chose the one you got. and how easy they are to use as it will be used by the wife as well as me, and the wife isn't use to cameras as me. but did did use my eos 5 slr in point and shoot mode with no prob. the other thing is how fast dose it take befor the shutter works after pushing the release. i ask the because i have a digi pentax at mo and i find it a pain, as there is i big pause between me pushing the relise and the pic being taken.
In reply to Post #115
both top end cameras, but would have thought the flip screen on the sx1 would make it a better option for fishing.
both top end cameras, but would have thought the flip screen on the sx1 would make it a better option for fishing.
In reply to Post #116
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In reply to Post #117
hi guys useing a canon 350d can i purchase polarising filters and a quality zoom lens? what should i expect to pay? thanks.
hi guys useing a canon 350d can i purchase polarising filters and a quality zoom lens? what should i expect to pay? thanks.
just out with the dog and we got caught in a storm,held up in a barn til it passed and came out to this..not the best pics cos was on my phone but pretty cool all the same..


In reply to Post #119
That's a decent shot mate, especially from a mobile. It's all about capturing the moment.
That's a decent shot mate, especially from a mobile. It's all about capturing the moment.
Just the one from a trip to Brighton a couple of weeks back, and the second from a day at Port Lympne Zoo.




I have a few here I have been collecting over the last few months, been getting a bit more arty too....
Thanks & enjoy...
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Thanks & enjoy...
The stalk on this went funny on the uploading




In reply to Post #124
Just read this thread for the first time, some excellent advice!
The mornings now are amzing with clear blue skies and mist; I've started taking a camera with me on my drive to work to try and capture some of it.
What's the best settings to use for a picture of the sun shining through the mist? I drive past a couple of rivers and lakes so have great opportunities to get this!
I have a Nikon D60....
Just read this thread for the first time, some excellent advice!
The mornings now are amzing with clear blue skies and mist; I've started taking a camera with me on my drive to work to try and capture some of it.
What's the best settings to use for a picture of the sun shining through the mist? I drive past a couple of rivers and lakes so have great opportunities to get this!
I have a Nikon D60....