BaconBerge
I'm looking for a camera that can record HD video, good macro and has manual focus while record video.
Any ideas?
Answer
Hey,
All DSLRs with video have HD recording and you can focus manually while doing it.
Macro depends on the lens that you buy.
Here's a post called 'Buying a DSLR, what's important, megapixels, features, brand, price, quality and which one to buy - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2009/03/which-dslr-to-buy.html
Good luck! The site has more tutorials, tips, reviews and guides!
Hey,
All DSLRs with video have HD recording and you can focus manually while doing it.
Macro depends on the lens that you buy.
Here's a post called 'Buying a DSLR, what's important, megapixels, features, brand, price, quality and which one to buy - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2009/03/which-dslr-to-buy.html
Good luck! The site has more tutorials, tips, reviews and guides!
Should i buy a Camera with wide angle lens or normal one?
dominikpay
Hey,
i was thinking of buying a digital camera,
I was at the sony store, and i saw a wide angle lens camera and then there were the normal ones.
Now i was wondering which camera is better, what are the pros and cons of them both. i always had an interest in photograpy. Any advice on which camera i should buy, the wide angle lense one or normal one.
any additional information on the topic would be really appreciated.
thanks.
Answer
The answer to this question and many many more can easily be found in a Basic Photography Guide.
If you want to learn basic photography, what you will need to start with is a DSLR with an interchangeable lens mount, a 35mm and/or 50mm prime lens and, most importantly, a Basic Photography Guide.
It doesn't matter what brand camera you buy. Buy whatever you can afford and that feels good to you.
Do not buy off brand or inexpensive zoom lenses as they are difficult to learn depth of field with and do not have high enough maximum apertures to practice much available light photography (no flash) which is the type of photography you need to practice first in order to understand the basics.
Once you buy your camera and have read your Basic Photography Guide, set your camera to full manual and do not use auto anything.
Do not spend a lot of time fooling around with editing software like Photoshop to start with. Concentrate on taking photos the way you want them to appear in the end.
If you do all these things first, you will be well on your way. If you skip any of these steps, learning to take quality photos and discuss photography and equipment purchases intelligently will be more difficult for you than it needs to be.
Good luck! Don't forget, Basic Photography Guide!
The answer to this question and many many more can easily be found in a Basic Photography Guide.
If you want to learn basic photography, what you will need to start with is a DSLR with an interchangeable lens mount, a 35mm and/or 50mm prime lens and, most importantly, a Basic Photography Guide.
It doesn't matter what brand camera you buy. Buy whatever you can afford and that feels good to you.
Do not buy off brand or inexpensive zoom lenses as they are difficult to learn depth of field with and do not have high enough maximum apertures to practice much available light photography (no flash) which is the type of photography you need to practice first in order to understand the basics.
Once you buy your camera and have read your Basic Photography Guide, set your camera to full manual and do not use auto anything.
Do not spend a lot of time fooling around with editing software like Photoshop to start with. Concentrate on taking photos the way you want them to appear in the end.
If you do all these things first, you will be well on your way. If you skip any of these steps, learning to take quality photos and discuss photography and equipment purchases intelligently will be more difficult for you than it needs to be.
Good luck! Don't forget, Basic Photography Guide!
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