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can anyone recommend a good digital camera that's: - not expensive - is of decent quality - has adjustable shutter times - could be used for ir photography basically, a camera that could has some fairly professional features, but is usable/affordable to an amateur with very little experience/cash..... |
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Nikon D50 £264 from www.savastore.com |
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well firstly, how much cash do you have to spend? |
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well - i suppose i'd prefer to spend £200 or less, but could stretch to a little more if needs be. basically, i really don't know what i'm talking about. i'd like a "big" camera, i.e. one of the ones you can put filters and things on. i've been looking on ebay - a lot of them are "big" - how do i know that i can stick filters on? i'd also like to be able to vary the shutter speed, etc. and i'd like it to be fairly feature packed. build quality would be very important to me, though. and of course, i'd want it to take decent quality pics. all advice very gratefully received..... |
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i can't seem to find it so cheap on there, taff. could you give me a link? |
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that looks cool.... but why are some similar spec'd cameras double the price? |
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probably the number of megapixels |
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a nice cheap one |
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Try epinions.com or maybe amazon reviews. |
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IMO: shooting in IR-mode doesn't actually depends on a camera itself, theoretically you can do it with any camera that allows to set up extended features like color/polarization filters, lenses, etc.. You need to check the camera specifications to be sure if you're allowed to put extension filters on it. For instance, take a look at Panasonic DMC-FZ20/FZ30. Cameras with replaceable lenses are usually SLR-type (professional) and cost pretty much.. like $700 and more. |
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