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Enjoy high-end photography features in an entry-level camera with the PENTAX K-x 12MP Digital slr camera. It offers several preset shooting modes and an Auto Picture mode for shot capture on the…
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Digital cameras are two-a-penny nowadays, well not quite, but there are a lot to choose from. The Olympus SP-565UZ has some really nice features that make it stand out. Check out the video review and sample photos at http://geekanoids.co.uk

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So my boyfriends birthday is in May and I want to get him something really nice. He really loves to skateboard and is really good at it. But his digital camera got stolen so he can’t record or take anything of him and his friends skating. So I wanna buy him a video camera any suggestions? The amount doesn’t really matter to much

ok, i am also a skateboarder, so hear me out. this is a very controversial subject. ask him how serious he is about making skate videos, and how much his camera was before. if it was in the 1000’s or 2000’s of dollars, that might be what you want to look at. also, make sure it has what he wants and can be customizable, such as fisheyes(type of lens), camera handles, and so on. he might prefer a sd card recorder over a mini dv(little vcr tapes), so be sure to ask him. good luck on your purchase!!!

I want to photograph weddings/receptions, brides, egagements, families, etc. I have a Nikon D40 with the lens it came with. 18-55mm.

How can I learn more about photography? What lenses to use, and what equipment to have. I’m starting with nothing more than the desire to learn and cannot afford a four year program at a university. The community college here doesn’t offer a program and art schools are ridiculous. Help?

Talk with photographers. In person, in forums, local camera clubs, whatever.

Shoot pictures with purpose. Learn what your camera can do.

Study other photos. See what you like, what you don’t like, what you’d like to be able to do. Learn how to do those things, learn how to avoid things you don’t like, lens flares, motion blur, etc…

You can learn a lot in a few months. check out DPChallenge.com and join. Enter all the challenges. Vote on all the pictures. You’ll quickly learn what separates the men from the boys so to speak. There are some phenomenal photographers on there with a lot of knowledge to share. It should get your creative side thinking. Don’t participate in photography as a hobby, take the next few months and live it. Keep your camera handy. Its not about capturing a lucky shot. Its about MAKING a good photo.

Good Luck.

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Hi Everyone. This is Keith with GraveSiteBusiness.com. Part of our grave care business has us photographing gravesites for our customers and for cemetery owners. We’ve had a number of digital cameras over the years. This year we purchased a new Canon EOS Rebel T1i Digital slr camera. This is the best camera we’ve had for creative control of pictures. The T1i also includes HD video.

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Full review at http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_EF-S_15-85mm_IS_USM/ – an 8 minute demonstration around Canon’s general-purpose EF-S 15-85mm zoom lens by Gordon Laing, Editor of Camera Labs. For my full review which includes full optical results against a number of other lenses, please visit cameralabs . com or click the link at the start of this text!

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I’ve long been a fan of Canon’s PowerShot series. I currently have the PowerShot S50, but it’s too bulky, too slow, and I don’t need all the manual settings. I used to have the Digital Elph s100 and loved it. I take a lot of pictures, but don’t care about manual settings.

Most important factors (in order):
1) Image quality on screen AND in print (I’m an avid Kodak EasyShare Gallery user).
2) Speed to snapping picture.
3) Compactness.

Cameras I’m considering:
- Canon PowerShot SD600
- Sony Cyber Shot DSC-T9
- Kodak Easyshare One (built-in WiFi)

Good resources:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/best_cameras.html
http://reviews.cnet.com/Digital_cameras/2001-6501_7-0.html?tag=img.dc

What do you think I should get?

Thanks!

be sure to check out the HP low end line. A lot of them have all the features of a high end camera with slight drawbacks.
example: Macro will only focus at 4 inches or more, no real close shots… for me, no problem.
The HP warranty is super also with 24/7 free phone help.

I have a JVC Digital Video camera (GR-D271). The videos I would like to transfer to my PC are on cassette tapes. The video camera came with a USB cord, but whenever I hook it up, my computer doesn’t seem to recognize it.

I would also like to start recording video on a memory card, but whenever I put the memory card in and go to record, it will only let me take pictures, not record video.

Am I doing something wrong, or do I just need other software…?

The JVC GR-D271 is a miniDV tape based camcorder.

Your computer needs a firewire port. If it does not have one, hopefully it has an expansion slot so you can add one. You also need a firewire cable.

Firewire400, IEEE1394a, DV and i.LINK are all the same thing. USB won’t work (you already know this). USB-firewire adapter/converters won’t work, either.

Connect the firewire cable to the DV port of the camcorder and the firewire port of the computer. Camcorder needs to be in "Play" or "VCR" mode. MovieMaker will capture the video. iMovie will Import the video.

The camcorder manual can be downloaded from JVC:
http://books.jvcservice.com/booklist.asp?Model=GR-D271US
If it is possible to record video to the memory card, instructions to do that would be in the manual – I read through it and did not see anything to support this capability – but I could have just missed it.

Refer to page 45… USB for still image transfer from the memory card; DV for video transfer from the miniDV tape.