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HeldGoP: (8. Dez 2006 17:23)

.......In few years much better cameras will cost less money. Profesional photography will nevertheless still be very expensive.

thats right but its the same wich every electronic device :wink:

but you wont get better pics with a better cam, the quality depends on the lense!

greetings

LeonofLondon: (10. Dez 2006 13:53)

try a fuji bridge camera they may not be SLRs but they are still very good I use a Fuji S5600 and have taken some grat pics. http://www.antstore.net/album_cat.php?cat_id=181
I did use a extra lens though

JimmyVe: (11. Dez 2006 17:23)

Nice pictures Leon, what is the price of that camera ?

I'm sorry for asking but where does DSLR stand for ... (i don't now much about camera's so...)

Greets

HeldGoP: (11. Dez 2006 17:29)

DSLR = digital single lens reflex

LeonofLondon: (11. Dez 2006 19:48)

the Fuji S5600 UK price online is between £112-£170 not sure about the price in Euros it is styled on and SLR

JimmyVe: (12. Dez 2006 16:39)

@ HeldGoP: Thanks ;)

@ LeonofLondon: Thanks, I'm going to look around on the net, maybe i will find something. ;)

Greets

mpir: (12. Dez 2006 22:33)

@JimmyVe

Best price for Fuji S5600 I could found in Slo. is 255 €. What I think is not so much especially looking at LeonofLondon's photos.
and DSLR stands for what HeldGoP wrote... in lamers tearms it means that it is a kind of camera where you buy body and then you can change lenses.

@LeonofLondon

I thought that Fuji S5600 has fixed lense and that you cannot change it. What do you mean by "I did use a extra lens though" ? Macro converter?

HeldGoP: (12. Dez 2006 23:01)

i think he uses a magnifying lens on his camera.

not a normal magnifying glass like used by spys ;)
there are special lenses to screw on the cameras lens.

LeonofLondon: (12. Dez 2006 23:27)

Yes you can get all kinds of attachments for the Fuji S5600 and its bigger brother the S9600 http://www.Raynox.com has many to choose from you also can get non brand name ones that apparently work well.
I unfortunately cant actually afford the real close up lens attachment (not that its expensive but Im kind of between jobs so), so I unscrewed the lens off a pair of binoculars and used that for extra magnification. Maybe I will get a real close-up (macro) attachment for Christmas :lol: I should imagine the results would be better.

SLR (single lens reflex) means you look straight through the lens when looking through the eyepiece as oppose to electronic reproduction or separate viewfinder.

JimmyVe: (13. Dez 2006 16:14)

Now I'm learning something about photography also. ;)

@ mpir: Thanks, i found one (at a Belgium site)
http://www.digicamshop.be/product/31719/fujifilm-finepix-s-5600.html
That is a better price than the Canon. But i must say, the pictures with the canon are sharper. ;)

Using a magnifying glass can do the trick ;) but isn't that difficult ?
I'm suprizede what you can buy for putting on the camera, these lenses are bigger than the camera themselves. ;)

Greets.

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