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Yes i have got another new camera ( a rare opportunity arose so i treated myself)
I have stuck with the fuji finepix but got a newer model
a S1800
the main attraction was bigger zoom this one is 18x,
but along with this came a extra 4 million mega pixels, face detection, smile detection, blink detection,auto zoom, and ability to take panorama's, so what i thought would be a easy transition is another new learning curve !
these are some i have taken so far to try out things
due to having no flowers :blush: peeps is the main model :grin:
the plane is one bringing in the wounded soldiers from Afghanistan, although i was a bit slow taking this one as i had lost the zoom ! !
one down side is the manual it is on a disc so i have to keep going to the pc to find any info i want out !
well back to practising the grandkids will be here soon and can practice the smile detection out :grin:
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Well I have now got a better camera for those who wish to know it is a fuji finepix s5800 and has come in at my usual budget of not paying more than £100 for a camera
This has come about as over at least the last 3 months i have been experimenting more and more with my camera and learning...06-07-2008, 12:42 PM -
Now this feature i have fell in love with already and it wasnt a consideration for the camera ! all done in camera and really quite easy
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Got my daily tip from Photojojo.com, and thought it was worth sharing here. They have a link to the vendor, but also links to DIY tips on making one for yourself. (so it's not just a sales pitch.)
"...The smart bit is the little slider attachment that allows you to glide the camera...10-10-2008, 01:25 AM -
I am so thankful I found this forum.
First think you in advance for any information.
Ok, I would love to become a better photographer. I love taking pictures of my family and son. I would love to start my own Wedding photography business....04-10-2007, 07:38 AM -
Myself and 99.99% of pano photographers, use what I would call normal cameras. Point and Shoot, DSLR, rangefinder, are the more common types of cameras.
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plus i have to really compress them now to post them