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QUOTE(bikz @ Apr 8 2009, 01:39 AM)
guyz, where is a good place in KL to go buy lens / flash and accesoriess...??
they have other brand lens also...
You could try Pudu Plaza. A walk from Berjaya Times Square. Exercise skit la.. XD
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QUOTE(PBDHH @ Apr 7 2009, 11:38 PM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : Digital Still Camera
Budget: < RM1500
Your Location: KL
Preferable brand : Sony / Canon/ Nikon / Any other bramd that ou would recommend
Type of photography u want to do : travel pictures, events
Any specific models in mind? : Sony T900
Any specific features u want? : Be able to cnap clear & good quality pictures in outdoor (Sunny) & Indoor. Aiming for the quality to be similar to DSLR not exactly DSLR.
I'm a newbie in photography world so would appreciate your advise and guidance. The only model in my mind is Sony T900. Please advise if you have any other models in your mind or how u find T900 (Sony)
Thank You In Advance.
Sony T900 is a good camera, but you may want to check out the Panasonic Lumix LX-3. It will around your budget and will perform great indoor and outdoor. The iso performance is superb, and one of the best for its kind. But if you're really fancy for super compact, The Sony T900 would be really great. Nipis maa.. XD
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QUOTE(DoubleU @ Apr 7 2009, 05:14 AM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR
Budget: below RM4000
Your Location: JB
Preferable brand : None
Type of photography u want to do : everything? there are underwater cases right?
Any specific models in mind? : D60 D70 D90? duno
Any specific features u want? : able to use a wide range of lens?
I'm new top DSLR, only used a panasonic FZ-18 for about 1 year, so i roughly know how to operate most of the controls, the 4 modes, ap size, shutter length, etc. so i wan to take my photography future by going into the entry - mid DSLR cameras. I heard the entry DSLR can't use alot of lens? cause my frend told me its better to get a DSLR that can use alot of lens, then no nid change cam for a long time
Well, never heard of this "cannot use a lot of lens" thing before. But, the Nikon entry level, D40 and D60 may lack the choices of some lenses since they doesn't have built in focusing motor, but still the choices available is a lot and not to mention the 3rd party one.
For your kinda budget, you may want to check out the semi pro DSLR since you had already knew the basic photography. I would say Canon 40D(RM3000 body only), or the newer 50D if you throw in extra budget (RM4000(body)-4300(body+kitlens). But 40D is already good enough plus you can save the extra money for future upgrade or spent it for a flash gun. Use the kitlens to familiarize first. Then you can buy extra lens if you feel the need for it. (example: If you're really into panoramic, you can buy wide angle lens).
The Sony a700 (RM3200 body only) is worth a look also. It sport a bit higher resolution than the canon 40D and a built in anti-shake facility, but it lack the Live view and the burst speed is somewhat slower (5fps vs 6.5fps). But with a little bit of firmware updrage (to V4). The ISO performance is really GREAT! Some may even consider it to match the Nikon D300 ISO performance. But, the choices of lenses are still limited for the time being as the sony are still in the phase of rebadging the Minolta, Konica Minolta, Tamron lenses. But still, there is a lot to choose from.
The semi pro of Nikon is out of reach for RM4000...the D300 is around 6000+++.. But the D90 is worth a look. They have this video mode. I never play with Nikon D90 before so can't tell you much.
Feel it in your hand and choose the best that suits you!