AmexRuislip
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Lovely stuff, I used to go walking around there as a yoof, and around the Cuckmere valley.
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Can't go wrong with Canon or Nikon being the main players, but there are other interesting cameras by other manufacturers including Fuji and Panasonic.
The models you suggest (although I'm a Nikon person), will all serve you well. I assume you've budgeted for lenses too?
My friend has just borrowed one of these from Fuji. It wouldn't suit everyone as it only has a 23mm lens, but is light, compact and apparently, the "cat's pyjamas"!
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Change at Barnham
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Taken with my pocket Sony RX100mk7.
I love it.
I love it.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
That Fuji is an ideal camera to just pop in the pocket, particularly good for street and travel photography. Unfortuntely, because various Tik-Tokers (sp?) promoted that line heavily a couple of years ago, they are pretty costly and in high demand. I would certainly buy one if I had a spare thousand or so laying around.Can't go wrong with Canon or Nikon being the main players, but there are other interesting cameras by other manufacturers including Fuji and Panasonic.
The models you suggest (although I'm a Nikon person), will all serve you well. I assume you've budgeted for lenses too?
My friend has just borrowed one of these from Fuji. It wouldn't suit everyone as it only has a 23mm lens, but is light, compact and apparently, the "cat's pyjamas"!
I'm thinking of getting one to replace my little Panasonic "Point & shoot".Buy Fujifilm X100VI Digital Camera in Silver
The Fujifilm X100VI in silver features a new 40MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor with X-processor 5 to deliver professional image quality and 6.2K/30P video recording. Shop at jessops.com with free delivery. Trade-in and finance options available.
Wardy's twin
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Some from Sardinia, Olympus OMD EM1 mk2 (bought second hand 3 weeks ago £325) using second hand Panasonic 100-300mm ( effective focal length 200-600) .
Even with a big zoom pictures are heavily cropped and so pushing the smallish 20mb sensor...
Even with a big zoom pictures are heavily cropped and so pushing the smallish 20mb sensor...
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Can't go wrong with Canon or Nikon being the main players, but there are other interesting cameras by other manufacturers including Fuji and Panasonic.
The models you suggest (although I'm a Nikon person), will all serve you well. I assume you've budgeted for lenses too?
My friend has just borrowed one of these from Fuji. It wouldn't suit everyone as it only has a 23mm lens, but is light, compact and apparently, the "cat's pyjamas"!
I'm thinking of getting one to replace my little Panasonic "Point & shoot".Buy Fujifilm X100VI Digital Camera in Silver
The Fujifilm X100VI in silver features a new 40MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor with X-processor 5 to deliver professional image quality and 6.2K/30P video recording. Shop at jessops.com with free delivery. Trade-in and finance options available.
I have budgeted for a lens but also a converter to use the ones I have for the time being. I am thinking get the body sorted and the add lenses as I go.
I am feeling very limited by the auto focus and dynamic range on my current camera (Eos 3000d) and have missed some wildlife shots (blurred, due to slow shutter speed due to not being able to push the isothat I think I would have got with a better set up.
This is an example
I do like the look of the fujis (and they look amazing) but might stick to Canon for the time being. I guess it depends on if there are any bargains around when I actually have the money.
BadFish
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Edit: actually on reflection it may be user error for this one. it is l likely that I could have pushed the iso a little higher to give me a fast enough shutter speed to counteract the motion blur. I'll check the settings tomorrow.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I tend to leave my cameras on ISO auto, unless I'm doing night shots. Have you tried trusting the auto?
BadFish
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Yes I have but ended upwith really grainy pictures that needed fixing after. Was advised to keep my iso under 800. Which it doesn't often do when in auto.
Another reason for the new camera
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
After days of gloom….was lovely to have the sun out……i was working last thing opposite Hove lawns……..after i finished nipped across the road for some quiet contemplation (not like those noisey coffee places)
Weststander
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An amazing day, with no wind, went for a nice walk.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
This one is magnificent. The light makes it amazing.
Thanks. Really unusual to find Wastwater so still so late in the day - these screes are in shadow for most of the time, only getting lit up in the mid-late afternoon, by which time the surface of lakes is usually disturbed by air and people. It was pretty wonderful to be there. This was just as the sun was beginning to touch the screes - and if I didn't have to get the works car back to the office, I'd have stayed for ages!
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I’ve no idea how you cope