Anyone know of any good comparison sites for camera's.
TIA. :y
QuoteAnyone know of any good comparison sites for camera's.
TIA. :y
www.ephotozine.com :y
Best advice I was given was to make sure it had a rechargeable battery as normal ones don't last long.
I've just bought a Nikon D80 off a mate :P :-* Lovely bit of kit and has three remotes with it! lol!....Wired, IR & Radio :y
If I could afford it, this would be my weapon of choice:
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS-1Ds_Mark_III/index.asp
But sadly thats more than I have ever spent on a car for myself!
Would rather like one of these:
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_40D/index.asp
I'll agree with Mark, definately sounds like a Digital SLR you are after, but not cheap, but will give you all the fexability you require.
I have a previous version of Mark's 2nd link, the Canon 20D absolutely Love it, would recommend any of the x0D series.
the x00D series are also very good, but I find them too small to comfortably hold and operate.
QuoteI'll agree with Mark, definately sounds like a Digital SLR you are after, but not cheap, but will give you all the fexability you require.
I have a previous version of Mark's 2nd link, the Canon 20D absolutely Love it, would recommend any of the x0D series.
the x00D series are also very good, but I find them too small to comfortably hold and operate.
I totally agree Jimbob.
I am not against spening arround £500 on a camera, even more depending on it's practicalities.
When I bought the S5000 I paid £325 for it, a customer of mine saw it and had a go (a 72 year old farner) I got him one they had dropped to £175. I dont mind buying older models as they are superseeded, but it never seems to work that way on Cannon. I would go second hand, but it would have to be off someone I know and what there reasons are for upgrading.
Oooooo yes! ;)QuoteI've just bought a Nikon D80 off a mate :P :-* Lovely bit of kit and has three remotes with it! lol!....Wired, IR & Radio :y
Nice camera, are the lenses interchangable?
[size=12]My advice at this current time is this...given the fact that storage space (computers, memory cards) is sooooo cheap compared to what they were a few years ago and crucially the fact that you may only get to take a (valuable) picture just once, I would be using the best pixel rate you can get from the camera.
......having taken the same picture on all MP sizes, it has proved in the 4 years or so I have owned the camera that I have never needed more than 3MP but most times use maximum zoom.
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So this is why I fancy the interchangable lens set up. also my intension is to start getting back into motorsport events, so I am even considering a set up where if possible (this is very much where my knowldge becomes limited) I can change my lenses from a digital stills camera to a digtol video camera. I know this wont be cheap, and the only possibilities so far have been the Cannon high end range. The reason here is to gain a lot more distance/detail for the country side shots and the long shots trackside. [/size]