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Post by snaffle on Mar 4, 2009 8:05:04 GMT -5
I would like this thread to be a place for any and all of you with a digital camera to tell us about it. 1. post ONE picture  2. Brand and model of camera 3. is it user friendly? 4. would you buy it again? 5. What do you like best about it? 6. What do you NOT like about it? 7. Price !!! ok here is mine:  i32.photobucket.com/albums/d15/snafflesnshelties/MVC-009F-2.jpg2. Sony Mavica MVC FD75 3. very user friendly 4. not now because it is outdated )uses floppy discs) 5. Very easy to use. I do like the floppy disc  6. Some of my pictures are grainy 7. $450 when I bought it on ebay, years ago! approx. $75 now on ebay |
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Post by stephanie on Mar 4, 2009 8:12:22 GMT -5
 2. Brand and model of camera Nikon D50 3. is it user friendly? Yes, very, if you just leave it on auto 4. would you buy it again? If I was looking for my first DSLR again, definitely 5. What do you like best about it? It takes amazing pictures 6. What do you NOT like about it? It's big 7. Price !!! I think it's around $400-500, it's not made anymore though, so it should be easier to find it for cheap! |
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Post by stephanie on Mar 4, 2009 8:22:24 GMT -5
 1. post ONE picture 2. Brand and model of camera Nikon D300 3. is it user friendly? Yes 4. would you buy it again? Yes 5. What do you like best about it? It takes even better pics than my D50 6. What do you NOT like about it? You need to know a lot about photography because it doesn't have an auto setting like the D50, so I need to learn more about photography to really use it 7. Price !!! You don't want to know |
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Post by Kit on Mar 4, 2009 8:32:36 GMT -5
This was taken with my dads old digital camera  1. post ONE picture 2. Brand and model of camera *It's a Sony Mavica, not sure the model, but at the time he bought it, it's what the FBI was using. 3. is it user friendly?*Yes, I think so 4. would you buy it again? *Sure, if they still made them 5. What do you like best about it? *The zoom & it used floppys, just pop it in your computer & go! 6. What do you NOT like about it? *it's pretty big, and you can't get a lot of pics on a disc 7. Price !!! *Now, I have NO idea. I think dad paid around $700 when he bought it. |
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Post by qhaddict on Mar 4, 2009 9:03:01 GMT -5
 2. Canon Digital Rebel XT digital SLR 3. is it user friendly? If you're a photography nut. It's not a point and shoot. 4. would you buy it again? No 5. What do you like best about it? Manual features; ability to change lenses; not too hard to figure out 6. What do you NOT like about it? No sensor cleaning feature like my Nikon 7. Price !!! It was about $900 when I bought it. The Rebel model is much cheaper now |
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Post by Trailpal on Mar 4, 2009 9:23:23 GMT -5
 2. Brand and model of camera Nikon Coolpix 5600 3. is it user friendly? Yes - my hubby is a total Luddite and while he swears, he can manage to take a photo (see above) 4. would you buy it again? It's a nice point and shoot but I'd like to go to a DSLR 5. What do you like best about it? SD Cards let me take more than an hour of movies. 6. What do you NOT like about it? Does not do well toward the end of the day, not enough light. Distorts near the edges, can't fill the viewfinder. Longish lag time between when I push the button and when it takes the photo. Cannot take photos in quick succession. 7. Price !!! I think it was $150 when I got it 2-3 years ago. |
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Post by KarenN on Mar 4, 2009 9:45:47 GMT -5
1. post ONE picture  2. Brand and model of camera Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ10 3. is it user friendly? Yes, has point and shoot, but also full manual overrides 4. would you buy it again? For what it was at the time, probably so 5. What do you like best about it? 12x Optical zoom with image stabilization, good motion capture 6. What do you NOT like about it? The autofocus is starting to get wierd and not working right, not really good in low-light situations. 7. Price !!! At the time about 400, not sure you can get them now. |
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Post by Kit on Mar 4, 2009 19:46:34 GMT -5
I only had time for one camera this morning.  2. Brand and model of camera *Sony cybershot 3. is it user friendly? *yes it is 4. would you buy it again? *yes, probably 5. What do you like best about it? *It's small, but not TOO small, like some newer ones 6. What do you NOT like about it? *I'd like it to have a better zoom.. but I fixed that by getting another lens for it. 7. Price !!! *I'm not sure, it was a gift. |
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Post by Kit on Mar 4, 2009 20:22:35 GMT -5
Last one!  2. Brand and model of camera Canon EOS Rebel xs 3. is it user friendly? *So far, so good! 4. would you buy it again? *yup! 5. What do you like best about it? *the sports mode 6. What do you NOT like about it? *nothing yet 7. Price !!! *not sure, it was a gift, but the whole package was right around $600 (camera, telephoto lens, case, tripod, extra memory card, etc.) |
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Post by Reds on Mar 4, 2009 20:24:31 GMT -5
snaffle, your camera sucks.
And isn't that funny? That's weanling Milly and YEARLING Brandy, right?
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Post by Reds on Mar 4, 2009 20:38:00 GMT -5
 2. Brand and model of camera Samsung...I"ll have to look for you 3. is it user friendly? Sorta 4. would you buy it again? Probably not 5. What do you like best about it? Small, easy upload, easy battery charge 6. What do you NOT like about it? Not the best picture quality, slow shutter 7. Price !!! Don't know...M bought it for me. |
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Post by Reds on Mar 4, 2009 20:39:15 GMT -5
 This is from my friend E's Cannon something or other...I thought it took awesome pictures, and I liked how many pics per second you could take. |
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Post by Newfygirl on Mar 4, 2009 21:45:12 GMT -5
This reminds me of my friend - the one who is a photographer. She hates it when someone looks at a picture and says "oh, you must have a REALLY nice camera". Part of getting a quality picture is the camera...the other part is half luck and half skill.
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Post by KrisAK on Mar 4, 2009 22:07:33 GMT -5
1. post ONE picture :  2. Brand and model of camera Nikon D2003. is it user friendly? In auto modes, yes. But it does have full manual capabilities.4. would you buy it again? Absolutely.5. What do you like best about it? It has ZERO lag time between when the button is pressed and the shutter releases. It handles just like my old 35mm N90. In fact it took the same lenses that the N90 did so I didn't have to go buy another 300mm zoom lens. 6. What do you NOT like about it? I haven't really found anything yet. It is a tad on the hefty side but I find that is a positive for me - helps me hold it steadier when I am shooting without a tri-pod. In fact the picture I attached was shot without a tri-pod on a gloomy day. 7. Price !!! I bought mine as a package deal 3 years ago but right now on eBay the bodies only are going for right about $800.00. But I've seen one here on CL locally that was a desperation sale that was priced at $550.00 just for the body. KrisAK |
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Post by Sheryl on Mar 4, 2009 22:14:36 GMT -5
I want your camera Kris! I am probably not patient enough to learn to use it though.
I had a much beloved Nikon 5700 that died. It took the most fabulous pictures though. I think that the Nikon lenses often really stand out. They tend to have slower shutter speeds though - is that true of yours Kris? Would you take a chance on a used digital camera?
Jess - is your Rebel a different camera then Kits?
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