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What is the best digital camera for my class?
Yahoo answers to love .. always there when I need it! =] Ok .. here is the agreement in the fall I will take a digital photography course for my field of graphic design. The class requires the purchase of a digital camera. Sent Email to my future teacher and told me he wants to get a camera "digital with RAW image file format and manual exposure and focusing in controls. Digital SLR cameras are preferred. "So you have any suggestions, any camera that is very much to have enjoyed yourself or some digital photography tips? I have also heard that students last bought Nikon SLR. It would be nice if I can get a link to purchase the best prices, and accessories. In addition, I have a Macbook I'll be uploading photos to my .. if that helps with the decisions. Thank you for all your help =]
Each DSLR listed so far are good cameras to try. Especially if you have allocated money to buy and lenses and accessories. As big as SLRs are digital, however, I would not advise you get one of those digital single lens reflex cameras (cameras interchangeable lenses) Unless your intention of being really in the picture and assigning know about it. But I suspect that only has a very good digital camera for this course and do not have allot of experience with cameras SLR (film or digital), and is likely to use your camera after the course, but no award, not as frequently or passion that a photograph would be important. So if I were you I would look for an all in one lens camera with a large catalog (from wide to telephoto), easy starting, characteristics professionals, and portability (Something I can put in your jacket or hoody pocket and need not carry a camera bag). Photography and photographers even greater professionals have one of those types of cameras. It would be good to look into getting one of the Canon Power Shot G9, or the latest model of the G-10 digital camera. You can pick up off the auction a used G9 for about 400 or a G-10 a little less than 500 and save some money. Much less than the cost of a digital SLR and kit lens you two would have to get him to cover the same range lens. The range of the G9 lens (in 35mm film equivalent: 35-210mm) is longer and the G-10 (35mm film equivalent: 28-140mm) is a bit more. Here are 3 links for information:. First is a review on the G9 the second is a revision of G-10 and the third is a comparison of the two. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonG9/ http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canong10/ http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. asp? forum = 1010 & message = 29795272 & q = + G-10 compared + to + G9 + Hands + + on the report and qf m = PS the lens cameras are faster than would be obtained with any DSLR lens kit. sense cost wise. You can also get a lot of accessories for them, and has the full size Canon flash shoe.
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