Showing posts with label lenses. Show all posts
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Thursday, 22 April 2010

Best Digital Slr For Sports Photography

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best digital slr for sports photography

3 Things You Need To Know About Digital SLR Cameras

One of the reasons why digital SLR cameras are so popular is because non-photographers can take excellent photos. For the novice, the process of shopping for a camera can be intimidating because of the price, and also there is so much on the market in terms of prices, features, options, etc. You can get through it if you're just starting out with cameras, but still it can be a little frustrating trying to learn new things and remember it. So we'll get you started with a few excellent points that will help you find the SLR camera that's just right.

First and foremost - why do you want an SLR camera, and what is the purpose of it for you? Do you anticipate taking great shots of stills, objects in motion, nature, your favorite sports events, or what? Are you going to be the only one using the camera, or is it for the whole family? After that, you will at least be at a good starting point regarding camera features plus some idea about pricing. Quite frequently those who are new to something like photography are excited, and then they try to get the best and highest priced camera anyone makes - that really isn't required although it is understood. Just understand that all the many features in an expensive camera may not appeal to you for whatever reason; so you don't need that much in a camera. You will of course need to know how much you can spend when considering a particular camera. The more funds you budget for your new SLR camera the more features you will be able to get and the higher the quality of camera. The reality is that even the least expensive SLR camera can be just enough for the average person. If you want to save some cash make sure your camera includes the lense instead of buying them separately. If you find that the camera you have your eye on is too far out of your range you may be able to wait a little while for it to go on sale.

Do you know if you want or need special features with your camera? There are all kinds of cool names for high tech features, but are you sure you really need them? Sure, you can get dust control with your digital SLR, but will you know if you have it or not by looking at the pictures you take? Enhanced dynamic range enables the camera to capture high contrast images more effectively. Something like live view LCD, which allows you to preview your image on the camera's LCD screen, can be nice, but you have to ask yourself if you are willing to pay the extra price for such features.

So, this article has touched on some of many things to think about if you want a digital SLR camera. You don't have to be a professional photographer to get really excellent photos using SLR cameras. There has been so much done with the technology to make picture taking as simple as possible. So much has been designed to be automatic because obviously that makes it easier for most people to use.


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Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Best Digital Slr For Sports Photography

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best digital slr for sports photography
Which is the best digital SLR camera for sports photography?

Sony, Nikon, Pentax? Make and model please!!!!!

Also any top lense ideas?

I am looking to spend up to around £700 on the body.

I am interested in learning about photography and taking some action shots. Sailing, watersports, but also wildlife, people, etc.

Ideas and suggestions much appreciated.

Also, any top London schools for learning about using the camera?


I would recommend a canon 400D or 30D. Canon have the widest range of lenses that will help you to do all of that.

for the lens, if u like all in one lens, i would recommend the Canon EF28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS. I know its expensive and bulky, but it covers a lot of ground and the image quality is just simply stunning. i own one

Or if u want a few lenses get a Canon EF24-70mm f/2.8 and a Canon EF70-200 f/2.8 IS lens. This will definitely allow you to take better pictures than the all in one solution, but you also have to be bothered with changing lens everytime and it also end up costing more.


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