Digital Cameras

[Gideon]

guys, any feedback on canon a570is? read good reviews about it and i plan to buy one from the states. a relative is coming home for christmas, makikibili lang. it's $170 there. actually, i'm also considering nikon l14 or l15 but there are no reviews yet since they were out in the market just recently. thanks in advance.

 

 

Hmmmm.... $170 is P7,310 here in the Philippines

 

Have you tried inquiring at HIDALGO???

 

Ok, but tanunging mo lang kung covered sa ASIA ang Warranty pag binii sa U.S. Otherwise dito ka na lang bumili sa Hidago.

[sky_walker]

try mo ito pero medyo matagal na:

 

A1: 7335478

Avenue: 7335474

Henrys: 7346198

Mayers: 7337722

Watson: 7337697

 

 

ang laki ng price difference between mall price at sa hidalgo at sometimes may mga freebies pa.

Edited October 6, 2007 by m_24

[Gideon]

try mo ito pero medyo matagal na:

 

A1: 7335478

Avenue: 7335474

Henrys: 7346198

Mayers: 7337722

Watson: 7337697

ang laki ng price difference between mall price at sa hidalgo at sometimes may mga freebies pa.

 

Yup, but recommend ko punta na lang mismo dun para talagang makita ang bibilhin at makapagusap ng maayos.

[Happy Gilmore]

a friend of mine told me that for non professional photographers (like me), 4 MP is the best - that anything beyond 4MP is overdoing it - is this true?

[fry]

a friend of mine told me that for non professional photographers (like me), 4 MP is the best - that anything beyond 4MP is overdoing it - is this true?

 

For the most part, yes. Larger megapixels dictate only how large a print you can get. Unless you shoot for the primary reason of making large prints, you really don't need a high MP camera. Then again, even the cheapest of cameras are at least 5 megapixels these days so it's not really an issue anymore.

 

I've been shooting with a, believe it or not, 2.7 megapixel camera for over 4 years now. A Nikon D1H. Which coincidentally, i'm currently selling. (Shameless eBay plug follows below)

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=220157539677

Edited October 7, 2007 by fry

[Gideon]

a friend of mine told me that for non professional photographers (like me), 4 MP is the best - that anything beyond 4MP is overdoing it - is this true?

 

Yup, like the previous post, you ONLY need Bigger megapixel settings if you are planning to print Bond paper size or even poster size prints.

 

My Canon A710 IS has upto 7 megapixels, but I only chose the 1 megapixel and SuperFine quality setting. Wallpaper size na kasi.

[webmaster_ph]

am thinking of buying those digicams from china.

 

appreciate feedback on this. thanks.

[Gideon]

am thinking of buying those digicams from china.

 

appreciate feedback on this. thanks.

 

What brand???

[yikes]

mga sir's..

 

ano pong best na SLR camera marerecommend nyo na bilin?

 

thanks

[fry]

mga sir's..

 

ano pong best na SLR camera marerecommend nyo na bilin?

 

thanks

 

The quickest answer would be "Whatever you could afford". Different models across different brands in any given price point perform similarly more or less that it almost doesn't matter which brand you choose.

 

So just buy whatever camera fits your budget. Choosing one DSLR body over another hardly makes a difference on the outcome of your images. Lenses however are a different topic altogether.

[Gideon]

mga sir's..

 

ano pong best na SLR camera marerecommend nyo na bilin?

 

thanks

 

Since your a Newbie I think.

 

Nikon D40x or Canon 400D

 

Just back read the numbers of the stores to know there Cheap price at Hidalgo.

[Gideon]

Gideon, latest d40x price please, kahapon tingin ako megamall 39K. Tumaas na ang peso :-) thanks.

 

D40x is just 30K at Hidalgo, may libre ka ng Sigma lense dun.

[Tom Babauta]

D40x is just 30K at Hidalgo, may libre ka ng Sigma lense dun.

 

 

Yup, an officemate of mine got one. 29k I think.

[Equus]

looking for a nice digital SLR that can cope with low light and action shots. Would like to use it to shoot indoor sporting events wherein the spectators do not appreciate that i use a flash... any particular D SLR for this specialty?

 

Thanks in advance.

[fry]

looking for a nice digital SLR that can cope with low light and action shots. Would like to use it to shoot indoor sporting events wherein the spectators do not appreciate that i use a flash... any particular D SLR for this specialty?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Almost all of the new DSLRs these days perform well in low lighting conditions, and give relatively low noise when higher ISOs are used. What you really need, above all, is a fast lens. Both Nikon and Canon offer 50mm f/1.8 lenses at an affordable price ($100). Nikon also has a 180mm f/2.8 for around $300.