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In reply to Post #45
Incredible photo's there  Some are really moving! 
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cheers mark will do  
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#67 22 Jan 2009 at 11.57pm | | | |
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if your going to get a DSLR then I would suggest you go to a camera shop and ask to see 2 or 3 options, and mix up the manufactures...
the reason I say that is because you want something that fits your hands, and something that you feel comfortable with.... quality wize Nikon and Canon are a very safe bet for a first camera, thee are many supporters for either camera and you wont find a difinitive answer when asking "which one"
go and have a look at them, as the person in the shop to put batteries in and see what its like to access the controls and functions........find out which one suits you more
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#66 21 Jan 2009 at 7.37pm | | | |
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has anyone used a nikon D40 OR D40X ?
if so how did you rate them or it?
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#65 19 Jan 2009 at 5.54pm | | | |
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Cheers mark im going to have to make the change to an dslr soon as theres so many good deals on them at the moment.
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#64 19 Jan 2009 at 11.03am | | | |
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I would think so Ian, the Panasonic seems to have a 5.75mm x 4.71mm sensor and something like a canon 400d has a 22mm x 15mm sensor size, its not difficult to imagine that since both have a similar amount of pixels (8 or 10meg) then you would expect a little more noise from the panasonic. However these compact SLR like cameras are very good these days and you may find it difficult to notice the difference all the time, but I would expect low light photography to be much better on the SLR one and since SLR's have independant lenses you can always improve sharpness with adding a different lens on a SLR if you wish......
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#62 18 Jan 2009 at 9.50pm | | | |
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would the step up in image quality from a panasonic lumix fz-8 to a digital slr be much greater?
cheers
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like them mate, like the US flag just in colour very much.
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In reply to Post #59
one or two more of mine:
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In reply to Post #58
yep they are mine....
I got a 400d a little while back when we went to Kenya, a little in at the deep end but I was quite pleased with some of the shots.
got a lon way to go though and would love to go on a proper course and develop more but they are so expensive
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In reply to Post #55
thats an excellent picture mitch
mark did you take those pictures yourself if so they are brilliant! if not then they are still good
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In reply to Post #1000
thanks for those links nine0.... love that sort of thing
Ive been getting into Photography slowly for the last year or so now, really struggling to find some proper time but heres a few shots:
yep, I do like to post process but some like the bike and parrot are straight off the sensor.
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#54 31 Dec 2008 at 3.42pm | | | |
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Superb is my 1st impression
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#53 31 Dec 2008 at 1.54pm | | | |
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Some superb photography there 9.
After seeing photo 32 in the first set of pics. I will never complain about overcrowding on the bank again. 
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#52 31 Dec 2008 at 1.32pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #51
Im just took delivery of a canon eos 450D
first impressions?
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