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What with lots of members wanting new cameras and asking for advice on buying as well, I thought it might be a good idea to post here which camera you own and write a small review of it.

Nikon D40, lovely camera!


http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/nikon/d40-review/

It has a 10x optical zoom, although using this on full zoom can be a bit blurry without a stabilising device (a tripod or the like) unless you have a VERY steady hand.

Solved by higher shutter speeds. At 10x, you should be able to get away with going as low as 1/125th before it starts to blur from shake. Much the same as my...

Fujifilm Finepix S5600

Great for a bridge camera, though can't compare to the quality of a DSLR. Edited well, you can come out with some great images - aviation and all.

Not too pricey either... you can pick one up for around

post here which camera you own and write a small review of it.

Excellent idea Rob!

The Camera: I use a simple 'point & shoot' Samsung NV3.
The Review: It takes purdy pictures of fings I likes.

Canon EOS400D (Rebel XTi)

With;

18-55 kit lens
75-300 f4-5.6 USM MkIII

I obviously use the latter for all aviation photography (unless I'm really close;) ), while I save up for a Bigma (Sigma 50-500) or a 100-400 L series.

It handles like a dream, and is very easy to use, especially to the first time SLR user....the picture quality is outstanding, as is the variability of settings...almost everything can be changed...

One big plus is the automatic sensor cleaner.....I occasionally get a few marks appearing on my pics....all i have to do is press a button and it removes the problem.....it's worked for everything I've needed to get rid of so far

The lens is the most important part of an SLR....and the 75-300mm is a good entry level long telephoto lens...although it does go rather soft the nearer to 300 you get ....the USM is fast and quiet, and it just about fits into my camera bag (always a good thing)

There we go....I reccommend in wholeheartedly

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Ive been sat here for 20 minutes wondering how to take a real snazzy photo of my camera, (when I've only got one camera).... :o...!

So this will have to do...>>>>

Pentax Optio 30:

http://www.computerwarehouse.co.uk/deta ... 5421656522

Without it, you would not be able to revel in the enjoyment of observing my Amazing Dinners...

...amongst "other things"......!!

F....Smile Please!... 8-)..!

Nikon D40, lovely camera!


http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/nikon/d40-review/

Same here.  :P

Nikon D40, lovely camera!


http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/nikon/d40-review/

Same here.  :P

Same for me also!  :D

Cannon Rebel Xti with 70-200mm L4   18-55mm. Its awesome period.

Most of you should know what I use by now...

Most of you should know what I use by now...

We do Steven, but posting it up..along with a few words about it's pros and cons (are there any?  ;D ) would help others in their decisions about buying new equipment. And getting photos with the quality of yours..  ;)

http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/consumer/digi ... x-v10-zoom

Not the best, but it's fairly nice... especially for having won it for free!

I have:

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ3
Old Canon Powershot A75

www.flickr.com/photos/alonsox

I'm looking for a DSLR

I've got me trusty Olympus E-10. Technically, it's my father camera, but I've been its sole user for years, and my father's since purchased a new cam (which he uses exclusively) so at the end of the day, we all consider this "my" camera.



It's a terrific camera, in my opinion. I don't know how it ranks in terms of aviation photography (as I've never planespotted), but for what I use it for (stop-motion animation more than anything) it works a treat and produces some excellent crispy images. It's probably outdated by now (having been released in 2000), but I couldn't ask for a better cam.

Best part is, as my father was the one who bought it, I ended up getting this

Fuji finepix S5700 ...... the newer model of Tweaks camera.