In reply to Post #1
Panasonic Lumix G7 . . .
Or you can buy my 'Carp Cult' Canon G6 from me if you like!
Panasonic Lumix G7 . . .
Or you can buy my 'Carp Cult' Canon G6 from me if you like!
In reply to Post #1
I bought a Sony HX90 last year for this reason and so far I have been very happy with it
I bought a Sony HX90 last year for this reason and so far I have been very happy with it
In reply to Post #15
No problem thanks for the help
No problem thanks for the help
In reply to Post #1
Canon M50. I use one when I am not session fishing and using my 6DmkII. Great little camera - I have the Canon 32mm M series prime on it. Image quality is stunning. Also, it has Bluetooth, so perfect for self takes and no need to use an ancient intervalometer
As back -up, I got a manfroto smart phone clamp - my iPhone 12 Pro has three very decent lenses on it and whilst I still prefer a proper camera, blimey, this latest iPhone is damn good in that department.
Canon M50. I use one when I am not session fishing and using my 6DmkII. Great little camera - I have the Canon 32mm M series prime on it. Image quality is stunning. Also, it has Bluetooth, so perfect for self takes and no need to use an ancient intervalometer
As back -up, I got a manfroto smart phone clamp - my iPhone 12 Pro has three very decent lenses on it and whilst I still prefer a proper camera, blimey, this latest iPhone is damn good in that department.
In reply to Post #20
In reply to Post #2
I would second the sony alpha series, I use a a6100, pretty compact, reasonably priced lenses (for a prime 50mm atleast) and great photos.
Added bonus is that you can bluetooth/wifi activate the shutter and use your phone as an intervalometer via the app.
I would second the sony alpha series, I use a a6100, pretty compact, reasonably priced lenses (for a prime 50mm atleast) and great photos.
Added bonus is that you can bluetooth/wifi activate the shutter and use your phone as an intervalometer via the app.
In reply to Post #20
Any of the LUMIX G series
In reply to Post #1
I use a Canon M50. Small, light and has lots of great features to help with self takes, like bluetooth to connect with the remote. I did use the standard kit lens, but have now got the 32mm prime they do for it. I can't believe how good the images are!
I use a Canon M50. Small, light and has lots of great features to help with self takes, like bluetooth to connect with the remote. I did use the standard kit lens, but have now got the 32mm prime they do for it. I can't believe how good the images are!
In reply to Post #25
Looking for a new self take camera the Canon powershot a650 gets good reviews, also very cheap second hand ones about. Are they still good or are more recent versions in the powershot range better ?
Looking for a new self take camera the Canon powershot a650 gets good reviews, also very cheap second hand ones about. Are they still good or are more recent versions in the powershot range better ?
In reply to Post #1
Canon M50 ii with the M mount sigma 32mm prime for me or even the 16 if wide angle close ups are your thing
Canon M50 ii with the M mount sigma 32mm prime for me or even the 16 if wide angle close ups are your thing
In reply to Post #27
Yes sure but the total price on that package must be £800 +
Yes sure but the total price on that package must be £800 +
In reply to Post #26
I have had all of that range, 620, 630, 640 and 650.
They all do whats needed. I now only have a 630. There was no appreciable difference in pic quality but the 650 was a bit more bulky and also a bit heavier on the rechargeable batteries.
I mostly use my phone but will bother to get the camera out for something decent.
I still an air bulb release (camera bracket and bankstick adaptor) for the level of control, and without the need to be firing off automated shots and waking up the lake with flashes.
I have had all of that range, 620, 630, 640 and 650.
They all do whats needed. I now only have a 630. There was no appreciable difference in pic quality but the 650 was a bit more bulky and also a bit heavier on the rechargeable batteries.
I mostly use my phone but will bother to get the camera out for something decent.
I still an air bulb release (camera bracket and bankstick adaptor) for the level of control, and without the need to be firing off automated shots and waking up the lake with flashes.
In reply to Post #28
Ah didn't read the 'reasonable' bit, apologies.
Ah didn't read the 'reasonable' bit, apologies.