im looking to get into real photography and i want to get a camera that will be helpful in learning the various techniques. one technique i really wish to learn is the one where the cars on the freeway appear as streaks of light. id also like to learn bohke. what is a good beginning digital camera that would allow me the ability to learn these as well as other techniques? also, what is the streaked light technique called and is it very difficult?
“Best Brand”? I am not sure that makes sense.
I suppose to answer your question objectively I would say that Leica and Hasselblad make the best dSLR cameras at this time based on reviews and looking at the native files.
I just bought this on holiday. however, i had trouble producing good & unblurred pictures in night or places where light was low. I just wanted to know what is the best setting or camera mode in order to get maximum picture quality in those conditions. I have the black model
My camera is a Canon SD800 IS Powershot. I cannot upload the pictures in the memory card to my computer via the USB cable. How can I fix this? What is the problem? My computer uses Window XP Home Edition.
I have been taking photography class for a few years now but still don’t own a camera of my own. i work with both film and digital.
When I look at digital cameras online, how do I know if the camera can zoom in while its taking a video?
Is it “Optical Zoom”?
The camera that I have right now can not zoom while I am taking a video, even though it can zoom in on pictures.
Also, none of the cameras I’m looking at seem to have the dimensions or quality of their video. How do I know if the video quality will be good?
Nikon D3X
(in 35mm segment)
Must be 5 – 7 megapixals, light and easy to carry, will record any voices or noises during short video shots up to 60 seconds.
I have several Canon 220 Camcorder (with mini-dvds) but my camcorder was stolen, and the dvds must be finalized in order to able to watch them. Is there a way to do so without the camcorder itself? Any software I could use for this purpose? Thanks in advance!
Obviously the photographer is needed to take the picture, but as things digitize it seems the photographer looses some of their usefulness. Take fashion photography, the setting is already there, the makeup and clothing is already there too, the taking of the picture seems quite mechanical at this point.
As an ameteur photographer, I think patience plays a large part of my ‘job’. The patience to look for worthy material and to wait for the right moment to take the picture. Editing software can take care of any small tweaks that are needed…so besides patience, what else is needed in order to take a great photo these days? and is the photographers usefulness diminishing?
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