@Hizang: Never mind if your phone could do it, it's about how it feels as well. Feels kinda better when you're holding an actual camera yeah? Also, sweet shot.
What Camara's do you have?
@Hizang said:
@Castermhief117: @Vodun: @Sooty: Ok so it arrived early this morning despite me only ordering it yesterday, very quick. I have to go to work very soon so didn't get to play with it t much. All I can say is I am very very happy with what I got, seeing as its my first DSLR it took a while to get used to taking good ones but with just 20 minuets I managed to take some decent pictures that I don't think my iPhone could take.
I'll mess more with it when I get home, very surprised at how good it is.
How's the zoom? If it has a good zoom that alone could make it worth keeping over the 4S. I was also dicking around with my camera earlier, keep forgetting to turn macro mode on sometimes but eh.
Something that annoys me about my camera though, is that the screen makes images seem more exposed than they actually turn out.
if you have a DSLR now to get the best out of it you need to be learning about F stops, Shutter speeds, ISO to get the very best out of it or you just have a massive camera.
i have these controls on my fuji f550, which while not a DSLR does take some nice shots and has full manual control.
My phone but god, I wish I had a DSLR today...... I was sitting on a park bench with a friend and I found so many great shots. I wouldve framed those pictures if I could.
@Sooty: @Hizang: I never understood the fascination with zoom. I bought into it and got a 200mm lens and I've used it maybe 4 times. The good stuff in my experience comes when you actually move up close to your subject. Zoom lenses are only ever useful if that option isn't there, and unless you're a nature photographer (or, like, a pedophile) that's usually not an issue.
The amount of glass needed to make the magnification also means that unless you're willing to pay A LOT of money, you're going to get shitty quality shots.
The only proper camera I've ever owned, given to me by my dad.
SLR with a completely mechanical shutter capable of 1s - 1/4000th. The advance film lever was so smooth, like the fucking action on a Karabiner 98k.
Haven't used it in years :(
@Iodine said:
I have the samsung lumix GH2, and for what I use it for it works wonders.
Dude, I think you mean the Panasonic Lumix GH2. The nearest equivalent from Samsung is the NX10.
@Vodun said:
@Hizang: Never mind if your phone could do it, it's about how it feels as well. Feels kinda better when you're holding an actual camera yeah? Also, sweet shot.
It does feel a lot better taking pictures with this than my phone, I don't know if this is weird but I was actually enjoying myself a lot more too.@Sooty said:
How's the zoom? If it has a good zoom that alone could make it worth keeping over the 4S.
So as this is the first DSLR I have owned I found it simply jaw dropping, that i could zoom in and then get it back into focus. But people said its not a great one, it's an 18-55mm for those that want to know.
Overall really having fun with it, defiantly will be keeping this, I just need to know how to turn the flash off. Does anybody know a great way to share my photo's, I was thinking of starting a photo blog, but would Flickr be good enough, oh and does anybody know any great apps for the Mac for "instagramming" photo's?
@Hizang said:
@Vodun said:
@Hizang: Never mind if your phone could do it, it's about how it feels as well. Feels kinda better when you're holding an actual camera yeah? Also, sweet shot.
It does feel a lot better taking pictures with this than my phone, I don't know if this is weird but I was actually enjoying myself a lot more too.@Sooty said:
How's the zoom? If it has a good zoom that alone could make it worth keeping over the 4S.So as this is the first DSLR I have owned I found it simply jaw dropping, that i could zoom in and then get it back into focus. But people said its not a great one, it's an 18-55mm for those that want to know.
Overall really having fun with it, defiantly will be keeping this, I just need to know how to turn the flash off. Does anybody know a great way to share my photo's, I was thinking of starting a photo blog, but would Flickr be good enough, oh and does anybody know any great apps for the Mac for "instagramming" photo's?
The 18-55 is actually a pretty good lens. It can handle most scenarios and I use it quite often myself. At 18mm you get a bit of wide angle, and at the full 55 you have an ok medium zoom.
As for the flash, I don't really remember that camera but I'm fairly certain there's a quick button with a lightning bolt somewhere. Otherwise it's a menu option.
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