Canon A40, very good quality camera for the price.
Dana
Canon A40, very good quality camera for the price.
Dana
Fuji 602. The movie mode on this still camer is great too! Highly recommended.
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2001 Black Corvette Coupe, 99 Black VW New Beetle, 98 Silver ML320, 2003 Vulcan Classic 1600 MC.
For digital camera usage there is a Canon A10 camera running around my family. I will hopefully get either a Canon S series or a Minolta Dimage X soon.
The picture below was taken with a Fuji Endeavor 310ix APS camera and put onto a Kodak Picture disk. (Pinnacle PCL (citrius smelling version) with PC and foam polishing pad and topped with Souveran.)
Originally posted by Scottwax
I`ve yet to see a digital camera that produces the same high image quality that a good 35mm camera does.
I agree with that a film camera will take a better picture than some digitals. When comparing camera compare PAS film to PAS digital and SLR to DLSR. Have you seen pictures from high megapixel DSLR`s? I also know a photographer who does awarding work and is uses digital exclusively.
Also, one of the photography magazines (I believe Pop Photo) just compared a DSLR Canon to a Canon SLR. The DSLR was sharper and showed more detailed when magnfying the picture.
Granted, DSLR are not cheap, but are coming down in price, and would be a worth while investment.
Eric
Have you AIO`d today?
I use a Sony Mavica CD200 for most of my pictures- it`s a tank of a digital camera that shoots 2.1MP pictures and writes them to a 3" CD-R (or CD-RW) right inside the camera.
The LCD display is nice and big (and bright), and the camera does take some decent pictures. It`s real strength is low light pictures - the aperature is 2.0, so it`s pretty capable in poor light.
For Mile Marker related stuff, I use a Canon G2 or my Canon EOS A1 SLR (and then scan the prints). It all depends on what we`re trying to accomplish - when we go to auto shows, and volume is more important, I use the G2. But, for my Bentley photos and G Gordon Liddy photo shoot, I used the SLR.
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