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What Camera do you have? | Forum |
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Forums: Equipment: What Camera do you have?
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 Andy WIlkesPosted: 29th Feb 2008 Time: 2:08 PM |
Me? I use a Canon EOS 400D Digital - for best Kodak EasyShare M753 Zoom - for snaps Nokia N95 - for opportunist pics |
 WheelybirdPosted: 29th Feb 2008 Time: 2:17 PM |
I sport a Nikon D50. I'm in the market for a free D80 body if anyone fancies just giving me one, like. |
 bayberrymoonPosted: 29th Feb 2008 Time: 2:30 PM |
A Fujifilm Finepix S5700
And my phone camera if I don't have that with me. I also have 2 manual olympus SLRs, for wet B+W when I can be bothered to set up a darkroom. |
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mortcdz Posted: 29th Feb 2008 Time: 7:43 PM |
Canon 300D for me, with an assortment of sigma lenses (50-400mm, 100mm macro, 18-5mm) |
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umbongo Posted: 29th Feb 2008 Time: 9:50 PM |
Casio Exilim something or other, I'm not very good with them really... |
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munki bois Posted: 1st Mar 2008 Time: 11:22 AM |
Olympus E400 & Olympus SP350 for snaps.
Don't really bother with Camera phones as I've never really found the results much use. Even the results from the high megapixel Sony Ericssons (sp?) seem to be very grainy. I assume the manufacturers of camera phones set the ISOs very high as they know that a lot of a camera phones use will be indoors with poor lighting, like most facebook photos! I would agree that they are great for opportunist snaps though, good fun. |
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The Rev Posted: 3rd Mar 2008 Time: 3:33 PM |
I'm using the Konica Minolta DiMage A2
helluva learning curve (i'm not one for thumbing through instruction manuals) but when you get it down it's the most amazing camera i have ever used |
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Tioadli Posted: 4th Mar 2008 Time: 6:07 PM |
Nikon D200, and in the same vein as wheelybird, I'm in the market for a free D3, if anyone fancies just giving me one like. |
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Harlequin Posted: 5th Mar 2008 Time: 4:43 PM |
Same as Tioadli. Nikon D200 - will exchange for D3...what?! A man can dream... |
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Matthew Posted: 6th Mar 2008 Time: 2:21 AM |
Canon eos 400d with a battery grip few lenses, hoping to expand soon |
 SugarSpunSisterPosted: 7th Mar 2008 Time: 3:18 PM |
A shiny new D40 recently, just sold my Fuji Finepix S56000.
I'm with you on the cameraphones, I've never found them any use at all. |
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Luvto Posted: 5th Jun 2008 Time: 9:12 PM |
Canon 40D and a Canon 300D and a very good selection of lens. Battery grip, remote radio controlled trigger, Manfrotto tripod and head.
Looking to upgrade to a 5D sometime in the next year. |
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