Wanted: Photography/Camera Advice.

Jimbuna · 03-18-08, 02:55 PM

Thanks guys....some food for thought....especially that cameralabs link

fatty · 03-18-08, 04:48 PM

I have an older Fuji S model, the 6000. I find it to be very intuitive and takes excellent pictures. Good sensor usable even at high ISOs up to 1600. Assuming the 8000 has any advancements it would come highly recommended.

Jimbuna · 03-18-08, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by fatty

I have an older Fuji S model, the 6000. I find it to be very intuitive and takes excellent pictures. Good sensor usable even at high ISOs up to 1600. Assuming the 8000 has any advancements it would come highly recommended.

I'll look yor model up for comparison....cheers

Prof · 03-19-08, 04:53 AM

I have a dSLR (Canon EOS 400D), which I love, but I've heard good things about Canon's high-end compact cameras. I'm not sure of the model names, but they're usually something like 'Digital Ixus XXX IS' or something like that. If you're in the US, replace 'Ixus' with 'Elph'.

Buying a dSLR will give you greatly improved image quality and more flexibility, but you can't just put one in your pocket and go out for the night...if you want a camera for holiday snaps, I'd get a compact.

TarJak · 03-24-08, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Prof

I have a dSLR (Canon EOS 400D), which I love, but I've heard good things about Canon's high-end compact cameras. I'm not sure of the model names, but they're usually something like 'Digital Ixus XXX IS' or something like that. If you're in the US, replace 'Ixus' with 'Elph'.

Buying a dSLR will give you greatly improved image quality and more flexibility, but you can't just put one in your pocket and go out for the night...if you want a camera for holiday snaps, I'd get a compact.

The Ixus range are very good quality for happy snap and even close to semi-pro quality. They have a good focal range and excellent colour reproduction.

03-18-08, 02:55 PM	#1
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03-18-08, 04:48 PM	#2
fatty The Old Man Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,448 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	I have an older Fuji S model, the 6000. I find it to be very intuitive and takes excellent pictures. Good sensor usable even at high ISOs up to 1600. Assuming the 8000 has any advancements it would come highly recommended.

03-19-08, 04:53 AM	#4
Prof Medic Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cambridge, UK Posts: 167 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	I have a dSLR (Canon EOS 400D), which I love, but I've heard good things about Canon's high-end compact cameras. I'm not sure of the model names, but they're usually something like 'Digital Ixus XXX IS' or something like that. If you're in the US, replace 'Ixus' with 'Elph'. Buying a dSLR will give you greatly improved image quality and more flexibility, but you can't just put one in your pocket and go out for the night...if you want a camera for holiday snaps, I'd get a compact.