Team-BHP - The Digital Camera Thread: Questions, discussions, etc.

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Hi,

Umm..now, let me se..

Emulsion
1. Yashika Gmat TLR - Mint condition.
2. Olympus XA with the A16 Flash
3. Canon AE-1
4. Olympus IS300 SLR
5. Zenith (dunno the models; bought during the USSR era) - 2 bodies with various lenses.
6. Couple of auto focus range finders lying around.

Digital
1. Casio Exilim Z40 4mp.

Planned purchases;
1. Canon/Nikon SLR; film based
2. Digital SLR (5~6mp)

Cheers

Heres Mine :)

10 X Optical / 500 X Digital Zoom
Super Image Stabiliser
Colour NightView
Built-In LED Light
Zoom Microphone & Smart Wind Cut
Progressive PhotoShot
Free Style Controller Included
DV Input
SD/MMC Card Adaptability
Web Camera Function
USB Link
1/6" 800K Pixel CCD
2.5" 112K LCD Monitor

Camera Effective Pixels 5.0 Megapixels
CCD (Image Sensor) 1/2.5" 5.36 Total Megapixel CCD Primary Color Filter
Optical Zoom 12x
Digital Zoom 1 4x (up to 48x Total Zoom when combined with 12x Optical Zoom)
Image Processor Venus Engine II™ LSI
Focal Length f=6.0-72mm (35mm equivalent: 36-432mm)
Leica DC Vario-Elmarit Lens 11 Elements in 8 Groups
(3 Aspherical Lenses/4 Aspherical Surfaces)
Aperture Wide: F2.8 - F8 Tele: F3.3 - F8
Optical Image Stabilizer MEGA O.I.S. (Mode 1 / Mode 2 )

Quote:

Originally Posted by navin

for film work:
I have a Nikon N80 with a 28-105D and 70-300ED lenses and a SB50Dx flash

for digital work:
I use a Canon G2 with a 420EX flash.

Both extremly good and capable cameras.

Rudra,
Holy molly... when did u buy that 1Ds???

My list is :
EOS 50
50 1.8, 24-85 USM, 100 2.8 macro.
Bogen/manfrotto tripod...
None of these equipments are exploited to even 30-40% of the efficiency.

Quote:

Originally Posted by gkrishn

Bogen/manfrotto tripod...

It's Bogen or Manfrotto?

Quote:

None of these equipments are exploited to even 30-40% of the efficiency.

Doesn't matter. You have plenty of time in future.

Quote:

Originally Posted by navin

I forgot i also have a hassie 500cm

Now, this is news! Why did you buy Hasselblad in the first place? Don't tell me that you were shooting models for campaign also.

I have the Casio Exlim 4.0mpixel - Good quality with a big screen and really sleek too.
Also have a Sony camcoder but am planning to replace it soon with the new Sony DVD recorder which breaks thru from the conventional look of the camcorders. But part is that it records directly on to a dvd so all u need to do it shoot and throw it in u r dvd player to view. check it out http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...MP=OTC-FROOGLE

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Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Now, this is news! Why did you buy Hasselblad in the first place? Don't tell me that you were shooting models for campaign also.

I never bought the hassie I inherited it from my godfather it sits in LA along with a triumph spitfire and that is why i forgot about it. i have shot about 15 rolls with it since i got it.

got the Nikon from B&H in NY, the 851 and G2 from Paradise in Sing.

I also got a 60" tripod forget model, a bunch of 62mm filters and a polarizer etc..

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

It's Bogen or Manfrotto?

It says made by manfrotto, distributed by bogen... 3001/3029.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Doesn't matter. You have plenty of time in future.

I have already wasted one golden opp. Most of the snow mountain shot got blown out. Felt really nasty... now started reading john shaw's... hoping to pick up some knowledge...

I have a Nikon 4600 4.0 MP 3x opti zoom. Not a big shutter bug. This one does the work for me. Best thing is this camera has proved to be splash proof. I fell inside a river day before yesterday on a trekking trip. Went in till my hips. Was wondering what happened to the camera, but thankfully nothing happened. Had to dry the batteries though :D