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With all these action shots of late ive been thinking about getting a new camera, not sure whats best and am looking for some tips from the hotshot camera crew.

 

Im looking for something that takes a decent pic, good zoom etc. now take into consideration i know nothing about cameras, lenses, shuttering speeds etc. etc etc. so any information would be much appreciated.

 

Maybe keeps, pan, bd etc could point me in the right direction.

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

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Trev, as Smudge said mines a Nikon D50 (DSLR) Ive had it a couple of months now and have no complaints about it whatsoever. Only drawback is its not that small, not really a camera you can fit in your pocket when you're out and about, but excellent for getting action shots :good:

 

Quality of the camera is very good, it came out well in a review by Digital Photographer magazine, against the Canon equivalent. I bought a separate zoom lens to go with it though more often than not I don't bother using the zoom.

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Trev, in my opinion you'll need a DSLR, Canon 300D/350D or Nikon D50/D70 but along with the camera you'll need a decent lens. It'll help greatly if you have a little bit of camera knowledge, just to get the most out of chosen equipment...

 

any questions just ask

 

Pan

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I THINK CANNON EOS 350 D SLR. CAN BE USED AS AUTOMATIC.TILL YOU PICK UP FINER DETAILS OF PHOTOGRAPHY. MOST DIGIS WILL TAKE GOOD PICS BUT THIS WILL SAVE YOU HAVEING TO UPDATE FOR A GOOD WHILE :good:

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Canon EOS 350D - 8 mp, 3frames persecond, and can sustain a burst of 14 shots (Canon figures, I've had up to 39 - depending on jpeg setting)

Although the 300d is a cracking camera too - 6mp, 2.5 fps, burst of 4 pics. Either one will let you print to A3 without too much trouble, when you get a good shot. I use both for my part-time business (glamour photographer) and supplying picture libraries, which require 50mb files. One of these with a GOOD lens - no use buying a geat camera to use shitty glass - thats just as important.

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