I have a Sony Cybershot T300. It's small and inexpensive, but it does the job. I just wish I could zoom in a little more than it allows is all. My best friend just bought an expensive Nikon D8 I believe is the model. We're trying to learn how to work it. It's heavy and bulky, but it does a great job taking pictures.
What kind of camera do you have? What do you like about and what don't you like about?
im actually going to be buying one this week. My girl hogs the one we have now so i need my own. what do you recommend? i have a friend that works at best buy so ill get it for less.
I have a Sony W-55, and man this camera has been great so far, good picture quality, very easy to use and understand user interface, battery life on a single charge is awesome.
im actually going to be buying one this week. My girl hogs the one we have now so i need my own. what do you recommend? i have a friend that works at best buy so ill get it for less.
I have no idea. I only buy Sony's. I heard that the Canons and Nikons are very good, but don't take my word for it.
I have a Sony digital camera and I love it. BUT I can't seem to take good pictures at night. I don't have the booklet so I just try and play with it but still nothing.
Sony digital still cameras are notorious in that area (bad to so-so nighttime pixes). Get yourself a Nikon Cool Pix or, if you can afford it, either a Nikon D40 (cheaper and 6.x MP) or, if you can afford it, a Nikon D80 (10.x MP) and you will fly... just my two Pesos.
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I have a Sony digital camera and I love it. BUT I can't seem to take good pictures at night. I don't have the booklet so I just try and play with it but still nothing.
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You don't know the brand? What kind of bs is that? Especially with a 15MP camera (not many with that kind of rating out yet.... still or video). Am/was* a photographic specialist for HP - along other "graces" - and had/have* access to almost every camera necessary for testing. 15MP is very recent for still cameras and almost non-existent for video at this point.
I dont dispute you purchasing it at a trade show, but I do have a problem with you not knowing its brand (even the battery, if OEM, will have the camera manufacturer's name and model printed on its cover. The camera should have a plate with mfg info stuck somewhere in the body, bottom or inside a compartment).
PS... the video is a little fuzzy. U did not take it with the camera, did you? 15MP are very serious business and should render an extremely sharp quality image. Sorry.
BTW... NICE little dashund doggie. Care to tell about him/her? Real cute!
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I brought my camera from a trade show. 15 mega pixel. Its AWESOME! I don't know the brand. This was my first contribution to youtube:
Hey, what did you expect from moi... der uberresident evil master?
as for being sorry.... for what? (j/k). Still, if you feel you have to atone for your grime (not crime, GRIMEEEEE).... HMMMMM, Erick... psssst... what would be a good penance for Miss (ooops, correction) "tres sombreros" here?
What kind of camera do you have?
It's heavy and bulky, but it does a great job taking pictures.
Especially with a 15MP camera (not many with that kind of rating out yet.... still or video). Am/was* a photographic specialist for HP - along other "graces" - and had/have* access to almost every camera necessary for testing. 15MP is very recent for still cameras and almost non-existent for video at this point.
Hey, what did you expect from moi... der uberresident evil master?
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