What digital camera to recommend
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Must be light and have big screen
I currently own a Nikon Coolpix S3, but i found that it is nt very useful when taking pics w/o flash as easily blur lei
Does ani one own a S5, hw issit ah -
How light is your light? 155g? 955g?
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Please state your budget and type of photography.
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less than 300g ba
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Big screen is how big? 2.3"? 2.6"? 2.8"?
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i jus wan to take normal photo (indoor) without flash lei, but i try using my s3, 9/10 the pic is blur... grrrr
budget, less than 600 lor -
Sony Cybershot T10
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As we say in ClubSnap,Originally posted by pierre^^:i jus wan to take normal photo (indoor) without flash lei, but i try using my s3, 9/10 the pic is blur... grrrr
budget, less than 600 lor
PLBV
The type of camera used will not improve your technique. -
happen to noe hw much ahOriginally posted by Y_Shun:Sony Cybershot T10 -
plbv?Originally posted by PointBlue:As we say in ClubSnap,
PLBV
The type of camera used will not improve your technique.
u mean normal digi cam cannot take photo w/o flash well ah
the sony 1 looks nice but 700 dollar..wah -
ard 2.5Originally posted by ditzy:Big screen is how big? 2.3"? 2.6"? 2.8"? -
PLBV = Problem Lies Behind Viewfinder.Originally posted by pierre^^:plbv?
u mean normal digi cam cannot take photo w/o flash well ah
the sony 1 looks nice but 700 dollar..wah
In darker lighting w/o flash, your camera will attempt to shoot at a lower shutter speed. Every single camera does that regardless of make and model. Your handshake will cause the image to be blurred at low shutter speeds.
A good advice is to keep your shutter speed faster than the reciprocal of your focal length that your lens is at in 35mm or 135 film terms. If you don't know what that means, just turn on the flash or turn up your ISO.
If you still insist on a new camera, then get one with Anti-Shake technology to help you shoot at lower light levels. -
hw high should i turn up my ISO ah? default is 50, den can choose 100, 200, 400Originally posted by PointBlue:PLBV = Problem Lies Behind Viewfinder.
In darker lighting w/o flash, your camera will attempt to shoot at a lower shutter speed. Every single camera does that regardless of make and model. Your handshake will cause the image to be blurred at low shutter speeds.
A good advice is to keep your shutter speed faster than the reciprocal of your focal length that your lens is at in 35mm or 135 film terms. If you don't know what that means, just turn on the flash or turn up your ISO.
If you still insist on a new camera, then get one with Anti-Shake technology to help you shoot at lower light levels. -
Yes, that is how you turn up your ISO. ISO increase = shoot better in low light, and vice versa.Originally posted by pierre^^:hw high should i turn up my ISO ah? default is 50, den can choose 100, 200, 400
Your ISO is basically the sensor gain of your camera. It is similar in effect to the film days where there are different speeds of film, such as ISO100, ISO200 etc.
Note that turning up the ISO will reduce image quality in the form of increased noise. -
wah, wanted to give advices de, but seems like PointBlue more proOriginally posted by PointBlue:Yes, that is how you turn up your ISO. ISO increase = shoot better in low light, and vice versa.
Your ISO is basically the sensor gain of your camera. It is similar in effect to the film days where there are different speeds of film, such as ISO100, ISO200 etc.
Note that turning up the ISO will reduce image quality in the form of increased noise.
Anyway hor, dun get Sony.... their super steady shot bluff 1. no matter how also cannot get steady shot
Nikon S5 is light and has a 2.5" LCD. But slow between shots. I would recommend Canon IXUS 60 (~$499), Samsung NV3 (~$499) or Fujifilm's Z2/3 or F11 (~$499 i believe). Only Samsung NV3 comes with anti-blur though. Got a few gd models lah, find 1 day go Best Denki pester their salesman teach u -
thanks pointblue and others for advice
except ditzy
ask me so many question, but no contribution!!!
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if u like the high end one, buy nikon or canon...
if u like cheap one, buy kodak or HP...Originally posted by pierre^^:Must be light and have big screen
I currently own a Nikon Coolpix S3, but i found that it is nt very useful when taking pics w/o flash as easily blur lei
Does ani one own a S5, hw issit ah -
if you like good night shots.. can try fujifilm one.. best night shots for point and shoot digital cameras.
not dslr -
panasonic LUMIX!
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i'm using canon powershot A-410 3.2MP. It takes great shots every time (you can trust me on this) uses an SD card (nowadays SD are getting cheaper so can save lots of money). Got auto focus and many other features, and very user friendly. The downside is the video. Video got no audio and quality is not up to standard. But the image quality can make others cry seriously
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Sony steady shot software steady shot, different from others that using lenz stable shot...Originally posted by Haoz30:Anyway hor, dun get Sony.... their super steady shot bluff 1. no matter how also cannot get steady shot
Anyway, u got to on ur flash to have the SUper Steady Shot effect... -
Nonsense. Sony's SS technology involves shifting the CCD of your device to counteract your motion, controlled by two gyros detecting horizontal and vertical shake. It is very effective, allowing you to shoot up to 3 stops faster than recommended.Originally posted by yongyong:Sony steady shot software steady shot, different from others that using lenz stable shot...
Anyway, u got to on ur flash to have the SUper Steady Shot effect...
Many people here do not know what they're talking about. -
camera proOriginally posted by PointBlue:Nonsense. Sony's SS technology involves shifting the CCD of your device to counteract your motion, controlled by two gyros detecting horizontal and vertical shake. It is very effective, allowing you to shoot up to 3 stops faster than recommended.
Many people here do not know what they're talking about.
so I ask u, Sony Cybershot T10 for $599, worth it anot? -
NO!!!Originally posted by Y_Shun:camera pro
so I ask u, Sony Cybershot T10 for $599, worth it anot?
DONT ever buy sony cam...memory card is expensive and only can use their own...
i regreted buying so after my previous T5 fare like hell in every shot.... -
Save the money.
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