Archive for May, 2011

What DSLR should I buy?

I’m gonna buy an entry level Digital SLR camera for my art project and just for creating memories. I need it to have good optical zoom and be under £500 (£400 preferably)- that’s 5. I am interested in the Canon Eos D1000 (Rebel XS).

Best Entry Level DSLR?

What is the best entry level dslr? I have a little "business" on the side I guess you could say, people hire me for a small price to take pictures of them. I have done parties and a few "photo shoots" .( I do not consider my self a professional photographer) Right now I’m using the Canon Power Shot SX20, I feel I have used it to it’s full potential and would like to advanced to the next level.I would love to get the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but that’s to advanced for me. Any info and reviews would be helpful.

Which Camera should I buy?

I’m looking for an entry level DSLR. I have a budget of £500/5.

Video : Nikon D5100 Review

Dpreview Review: Nikon has unveiled the Nikon D5100 upper-entry-level DSLR and we’ve prepared a full preview of the camera, detailing its features. Sitting above the D3100, it includes a 16.2 MP CMOS sensor much like that in the D7000, 1080p movie capability and a side-articulated 921K dot 3.0″ tilt/swivel LCD. The D5100 also becomes the first Nikon DSLR to be able to apply special processing filters to stills and video. The company has also introduced the ME-1 external microphone. We’ve had a production-spec sample of the camera, so have shot our standard test scene and some real-world samples to accompany our preview. Customer Saying With It : Nikon D5100 just arrived and i’m extremely happy with the camera. The grip feels great, the quality of the photos is awsome, and it has excellent low ISO features. I highly recommend this camera. Cheap Nikon D5100 + Free Shipping Click = www.amazon.com

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