TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
*Hugs*
I'm good, it's been a bit warm again but not too bad. I foolishly went out on my bike and wrecked myself (I'm a little more out of shape than I thought
).How's you?
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I'm good, it's been a bit warm again but not too bad. I foolishly went out on my bike and wrecked myself (I'm a little more out of shape than I thought
).How's you?
Tyno
Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam
*slaps*
Bad plushie!
Tazmo
Trash connoisseur
Oh no! But, there are more FABULOUS times to come!
Tazmo
Trash connoisseur
Captain TrashPanda
A broke college racc
We’re doing alright coon brother.
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
Hands Tyno a cup of pure undiluted slushy syrup.
Arnak
Off the bench
I'm a dragowolf, and a sorcerer too
Tazmo
Trash connoisseur
That’s not pain meds.......think @Minerva_Minx gave us her rave party mix
*throws on the album Darkside of the moon, and helps @Tyno through his journey
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
Captain TrashPanda
A broke college racc
Heh, someone tell Nied he wanna talk shit say to my face and unblock me, quit acting like a coward
...Are there any more?
Dreammaker33
Cute cow that likes computer hardware
Can anyone recommend a good camera between the prices of £1000 to £2000?
Image clarity is not very good on my current cameras, Most likely due to outdated sensors.
Anyway, I have some photos to show you all.
Image clarity is not very good on my current cameras, Most likely due to outdated sensors.
Anyway, I have some photos to show you all.
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
depends on what you want to use the camera for and what type of camera body type suits you.
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
Also just how involved with the operation of the camera you want to get.
Fully automatic or do you want to make your own choices about the settings of ISO, aperture and shutter speed.
Fully automatic or do you want to make your own choices about the settings of ISO, aperture and shutter speed.
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Dat Wolf
Guest
*flops in*
Hey y'all, long time no see
Hey y'all, long time no see
Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
Oh yeah. they are good. question is, do you want the accompanying surgery? God I am getting old...
Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
1-2000pounds? british?
Push a pic, and it would help. need skill level.
Push a pic, and it would help. need skill level.
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
@Dreammaker33 for instance do you want to do fine art portrait photography?
Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
If you're using a Cybershot like for your wolf pic and others, check out my gallery and tell me which pic style/quality you like.
minervaminx | DeviantArt
I can use that and what you want to do to help get you a better camera and post edit software. check out my selfie and project folder and that will help too with support,
minervaminx | DeviantArt
I can use that and what you want to do to help get you a better camera and post edit software. check out my selfie and project folder and that will help too with support,
Dreammaker33
Cute cow that likes computer hardware
Automatic and manual settings are good for me.
A bridge camera or anything over 25 mp would be of interest to me.
I would be using the camera in low light and for very close up shots of items.
Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
yeah, take a look at my pics since I have a variety of day, night, close-up, portraits, etc. I have no probs helping out!
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
I would say something with a interchangeable lenses which will give you options to use macro lenses for close ups or extension tubes with a conventional lenses for macro use.
Sony's Exmore CCD does have good low light performance.
Canon and Nikon have greater availability of quality used lenses and accessories.
A ring flash can be handy for close up detail
Sony's Exmore CCD does have good low light performance.
Canon and Nikon have greater availability of quality used lenses and accessories.
A ring flash can be handy for close up detail
Dreammaker33
Cute cow that likes computer hardware
Where is best place to share my artwork on the forums?
The photos of the duck, plants, merry-go-round,
look quite close to the type of image quality I am looking for.
The photos of the duck, plants, merry-go-round,
look quite close to the type of image quality I am looking for.
Water Draco
Well-Known Member
This picture was taken with my 70D with an 18 to 85 mm e-FS lense. Then the crap compressed out of it to be able to upload it here.
You don't need to spend so much.
Minerva_Minx
Explosion loving skooma cat
Nikon D3500 or Canon EOS Rebel. both have interchangeable lenses and are intermediate level cameras that come as kits with an additional lens. EOS can be more pricey on a really good starter package, but it is made to get you going. Both integrate with other company's lenses.
Photoshop is standard, however, Faceapp (heavier Snapchat) is a good lightweight tablet photo editor.
If you want a point-shoot you can work photo editing into while taking pictures, I have a Samsung Galaxy 2 which has the software installed on the camera standard and does up to 4K as well.
The Nikon and Canon are about 500USD each, 900USD package, the Samsung was 350ish USD.
The difference between the d80 and d3500 is the CMOS sensor of which the d3500 compresses a little better and the d80 is sharper in between light and dark, if I remember correctly.
Photoshop is standard, however, Faceapp (heavier Snapchat) is a good lightweight tablet photo editor.
If you want a point-shoot you can work photo editing into while taking pictures, I have a Samsung Galaxy 2 which has the software installed on the camera standard and does up to 4K as well.
The Nikon and Canon are about 500USD each, 900USD package, the Samsung was 350ish USD.
The difference between the d80 and d3500 is the CMOS sensor of which the d3500 compresses a little better and the d80 is sharper in between light and dark, if I remember correctly.
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