This so reminds me of a place I used to go fishing back home. Where did you shoot this?
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I use a cheapo Digital Rebel with the stock lens and love it. Though I do wish I had a wide aperture lens (f 1.2 or something).
I was thinking of selling my newish 40D for a 7D.
I did some research and looked at alot of 40D pictures vs. 7D pictures, and like Igoy has said, they are exactly the same. The 7D just has a higher pixel count.
But if you know what you are doing, and have a decent enough lens, then a cheapo Rebel or 40D/50D will be the better buy until you become profiecent enough with that and then upgrade in a few years.
The inclusion of the 1080i video is a neat option, but remember, a DSLR is a CAMERA, not a camcorder. Everyone seems to forget this.
The newer XSi is a great camera that has a high pixle count and lots of options and I think full frame.
I love my 40D. I've almost had it for 9 months and I'm still learning it. I do need to get some new lenses, but the quality is amazing.
Unless you're going to be printing posters or wall sized pictures, I'd go with a smaller, cheaper camera.
Who knows, buying a 7D may not be your cup of tea and you might get bored of it after awhile. For this reason, and the ones I've stated, I'd go with a Rebel or similar camera.
but stick with Canon.
I thought it was Mt Pleasant. I used to go fishing over there over twenty years ago.
Might not be a camcorder but you can still do wonderful things with video on a DSLR. Case in point (not a Canon but a similar 24 fps video feature):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnck4Elm1hM (watch in HD of course)
Also loving the 8 fps burst shooting of the 7d, not that I do a lot of action photography, but I can always start.
I'm the kind of person that would be sad that I didn't spend a few hundred more for a better camera, especially when I plan on buying an expensive camera to begin with.
haha ok let me rephrase. I'd be sad if I didn't spend the extra cash for features that I'm really interested in.
If you were interested in expensive DSLR photography, you'd be pretty damn interested in those features.
Anyway yeah, fair enough. I'm happy with my Rebel Xsi (450D) for now. For a cheaper option than the 7D you might like the 500D which is basically the new upgraded 450D. You can spend your extra cash on lenses (because you will want to)
Anyway yeah, fair enough. I'm happy with my Rebel Xsi (450D) for now. For a cheaper option than the 7D you might like the 500D which is basically the new upgraded 450D. You can spend your extra cash on lenses (because you will want to
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From a drive-by shooting in midsummer:
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tempus
“Do, or do not. There is no try.”
This is a true photographer. He took his time to line up the shot according to the rule of thirds before he asked me how I was after biting the dirt:
Having finished mowing the bloody lawn I noticed there were a few different butterflies about & grabbed the camera as it was such a nice afternoon light-wise.
[Canon 350D RebelXT w/ standard lens, pics resized & cropped]
I like taking photo's but I'm no photographer & was surprised how nice these turned out.
[Canon 350D RebelXT w/ standard lens, pics resized & cropped]
I like taking photo's but I'm no photographer & was surprised how nice these turned out.
Not the most interesting of shots. I dug out the very first camera I ever owned. It shoots 110 film which is only 16mm so it's pretty lo-fi stuff, but that can be a good time. I have figured out that it's best for minimalistic shots as anything with a lot of detail looks like crap with it. Anyway, here is a shot from it. I plan on having more interesting ones later.
Blue Skies Over Tokyo
Blue Skies Over Tokyo
