dslr camera lens stuck image
Viktor-Ron
Why might I, or why shouldn't I add one to my DSLR camera or even cheap camcorder?
Apparently it might be called a matte box, but don't quote me on that.
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Yes you're talking of a Matte box.
It is necessary on professional movie film and video cameras to minimize distracting and image-compromising lens flare, but is much less common on a still camera because of the less immediacy of the imaging process.
With moving images it is much more difficult to stick your hand out and move it to consistantly cover your lens than in still photography.
Yes you're talking of a Matte box.
It is necessary on professional movie film and video cameras to minimize distracting and image-compromising lens flare, but is much less common on a still camera because of the less immediacy of the imaging process.
With moving images it is much more difficult to stick your hand out and move it to consistantly cover your lens than in still photography.
How well is the Sony A350x camera. This is my first dslr camera. Would i regret purchasing this camera.?
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I read lots of bad reviews on the sony A350X dslr camera. would like to know. Is it a good camera. I am in the process of purchasing the camera. Should i look into the cannon line instead. I take a lot of pictures with low light and far away. I dont want to get stuck with a camera that doesnt work well.
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It is o.k. but I would recommend Canon or Nikon. You have a much better selection of top quality lenses than with Sony. The other thing is that Canon and Nikon are camera companies. This is all they do and are the choice of pros and serious amateurs.
Go to a good camera store and play around with the different models and see which feels best to you.
As far as low light photography this depends on the lens and the ISO used. The camera body wont make a difference.
The best lenses will have the lowest F number. F1.4, F1.8 or F2.8. These lenses are very expensive though.
The higher the ISO the more sensitive to light the sensor is. In low light you will have to boost the ISO in order to get a fast enough shutter speed.
You will also need a tripod
It is o.k. but I would recommend Canon or Nikon. You have a much better selection of top quality lenses than with Sony. The other thing is that Canon and Nikon are camera companies. This is all they do and are the choice of pros and serious amateurs.
Go to a good camera store and play around with the different models and see which feels best to you.
As far as low light photography this depends on the lens and the ISO used. The camera body wont make a difference.
The best lenses will have the lowest F number. F1.4, F1.8 or F2.8. These lenses are very expensive though.
The higher the ISO the more sensitive to light the sensor is. In low light you will have to boost the ISO in order to get a fast enough shutter speed.
You will also need a tripod
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