Buying Advice Choosing the RIGHT Prosumer Camera, Feedbacks welcome!
Buying Advice Choosing the RIGHT Prosumer Camera, Feedbacks welcome!
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Jul 2 2007, 07:12 PM
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Jul 2 2007, 08:11 PM
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QUOTE(calvin_gsc @ Jul 2 2007, 07:52 PM) Please please please get a Fujifilm Finepix S series camera. These cameras are the next best thing to DSLRs. ur D80 kit lens 135mm after converted is around 200mm already, not too far behind lah.. if not enuff, then go grab a 70-300mm and shoot at effective 450mm range loh..FINEPIX S6500FD costing around RM1200 ![]() FINEPIX S9600 around RM1500 ![]() I recommend this 2 cameras because it uses Fuji's Super CCD HR technology. It produces excellent photo printouts. Produces vibrant and sharp photos. I was using the older generation Finepix S7000 before I switched to Nikon D80. And almost every camera shop I went to said the S7000 is a great cam. The S9600 is a better choice because it has a LCD screen which can be tilted. ![]() It's great for taking high angle shots of crowded area. These 2 cameras offer all in one lens for macro, wide angle and telephoto. Their lenses support from 28mm-300mm. My Nikon D80 lens also untill 135mm only. http://www.ephotozine.com/article/Fuji-Sup...CD-SR--HR-FAQ-1 http://www.digitalreview.ca/cams/FujiSuperCCD.shtml |
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Jul 3 2007, 12:14 AM
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QUOTE(calvin_gsc @ Jul 2 2007, 11:33 PM) Well, i think you wont go wrong with the S6500fd. it does comes with IS.. actually the latest G7 is quite disappointing as some of the pro features from G6 are removed.. i guess canon is giving up on prosumers already as prosumers was meant to bridge the gap between DSLR and consumer grade in the past, but now the prosumer grade is seemingly flooded by a hosts of megazooms which is only competing for the longest zoom, IS technology,crappy ISO race and megapixel race more than other techs.. and the prices of the entry level DSLR are already dirt cheap.. the Canon G series will soon dissapear i guess, so is the wide angle S series which i loved too..What about the powershot G series? Do they come with IS? This post has been edited by kevin613: Jul 3 2007, 12:18 AM |
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Jul 4 2007, 09:44 PM
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QUOTE(kwws @ Jul 4 2007, 08:22 PM) yeah tats wad i thought...i want a prosumer class but yet compact size one, perhaps G7 satisfies my criteria? someone is selling a 6 months old G7 @ RM1500 nego here.. http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/479095 whats latest price for G7 anyway? |
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Jul 6 2007, 10:38 PM
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QUOTE(kwws @ Jul 6 2007, 08:01 PM) guys...i did some serious consideration and finally i decided to sacrifice the size issue... if u're really tight on budget, u can actually look for a used, but still in working condition SLR, a used Canon EOS 350D kit is available for around RM1500-1600. the kit lens is good enuff for wide angle lanscape, indoor portrait and "not too bad" macro.. the main advantages of getting a DSLR is obviously the performance, it'll offer u much better AF speed, especially under lowlight condition, and the noise control, which will enable u to shoot in low light with high ISO, and still get usable results. then gradually as your skills improved, u can get different lens and accesories for different needs, and unlock your creativity(Prosumers are rather limiting, u'll eventually outgrown them, just a matter of time) i have 2 sets of 350D kit, planning to let go one set soon... PM me if u're interested. my shortlisted choices are : Fujifilm s6500fd, Canon G7, and Nikon P5000...both latter have external hotshoe which is why its on my preference list...im kinda dilemma now as im pretty sure that i need powerful external flash guns for low light photography...G7 is kinda out of my budget already as after i buy the flashgun, acc and so on add up together i better get myself a DSLR...well anyway, any cheap DSLR model to be recommended if possible? lol...pretty confused rite now... currently im into : Wide-angle landscape shots, indoor portrait and macro shots...so...any good cams to intro? |
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Jul 6 2007, 11:02 PM
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QUOTE(kwws @ Jul 6 2007, 10:51 PM) yeah tats wad im considering also...dslr allows more room for expansion...as for prosumer...it will get phased out sooner later...but for my case now, im having an S9500 with me...so i guess i better save for better dslr then getting a new prosumer now... in fact, i'm throwing in a battery grip with the 350D with a slight increase in price, it's essential cause the body of 350D and 400D is a bit too small for comfortable grip if u have large palms.. both my 350D are batt-grip attached.. wow u letting go one of it? with basic kit lenses i suppose? haha tat i have to wait till i get back to KL till september if wanna deal with u... This post has been edited by kevin613: Jul 6 2007, 11:04 PM |
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