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Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 1:37 am
by Esly
allenc666 wrote:
Esly wrote:I have onee. Its likee... touch screen.. high quality pics and vids. XDD
Dame everything's like touchscreen now day's.. too advance for a simple Rez boy like me lol Jk. Mostly everything I have has a touchscreen. Waiting in line at IHS ("Indian Health Service" Aka Hospital Native style) and I'm on my HP Touchsmart it's funny those Navajo act like they never seen a touchscreen Laptop before Lol. Like a little fat Navajo boy looking at a huge stack of Fry Bread!




Allen,
:O Fry bread? Haha... Touchscreens pwn :D

Re: question here..

Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 3:15 pm
by Aging_Bourbon
Esly wrote: :O Fry bread? Haha... Touchscreens pwn :D
yeah you don't know what fry bread is?

Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:37 am
by Esly
allenc666 wrote:
Esly wrote: :O Fry bread? Haha... Touchscreens pwn :D
yeah you don't know what fry bread is?
Umm. I probably do... But like.. i didnt know the name and such..
XD

Re: question here..

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 6:32 pm
by Devon
canon power shot takes great macros, has great soun or whatever, good video and takes great pics. I love powershot. :mrgreen:

here is a pic from it:
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_VDaD2egE6ZY/SvSku ... G_9824.JPG

it's one of my fave pics

Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 6:17 am
by Flamincookie
This one is a great one too, HD video capabilities 12.1 Mp
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/contr ... elid=18183

I've had a lot of cameras and this one is pretty good, compact and light weight too.

Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:24 pm
by 95slvrZ28
I think the brand of the camera matters. Much of it depends on the quality of the lens. A 12.1 Mega pixel sensor doesn't do you much good if the lens in front of it is poor in quality.

For point and shoot cameras I would go with either Olympus or Canon.

For a DSLR I would go Nikon.

Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 10:04 pm
by Aging_Bourbon
95slvrZ28 wrote:I think the brand of the camera matters. Much of it depends on the quality of the lens. A 12.1 Mega pixel sensor doesn't do you much good if the lens in front of it is poor in quality.

For point and shoot cameras I would go with either Olympus or Canon.

For a DSLR I would go Nikon.
yeah but I'm talking about a simple point and shoot that has awesome HD video and a good recorder

Re: question here..

Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 10:28 pm
by kittyklaws
SONY! sony is awesome! looking back..I think I have the same sony camera as Esly...

Re: question here..

Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 3:46 am
by Flamincookie
allenc666 wrote:
95slvrZ28 wrote:I think the brand of the camera matters. Much of it depends on the quality of the lens. A 12.1 Mega pixel sensor doesn't do you much good if the lens in front of it is poor in quality.

For point and shoot cameras I would go with either Olympus or Canon.

For a DSLR I would go Nikon.
yeah but I'm talking about a simple point and shoot that has awesome HD video and a good recorder
The one i posted has hd recording, and It's a simple point and shoot.

Re: question here..

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 8:41 pm
by Ronnie
The Canon G9 or G10 are Amazing compact cameras. Large sensors, great macro and both do HD video.
The G9 is 12.1 MP. It also takes photos in RAW. Which means nothing from the picture is taken out.. It's the "RAW" picture.. Wheras jpeg crushes down pictures.
It has image stabalization for those with shaky hands..
6x Optical zoom..
Face Detection..

And here is a Macro picture taken with it to show you how close you'd get to your plants..
http://www.flickr.com/photos/avallauniu ... ol-canong9

Cheers,
Ronnie.

Re: question here..

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:25 pm
by Adam
Ronnie,

Do you know if you can flash the OS with an alternate? So you can do time-lapse or multiple focal length series shots?

Thanks,

Adam

Re: question here..

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:53 pm
by Ronnie
Nooo, sounds interesting... I don't really use my G9. i use Canon 450D.
Do you have the G9?
Explain a bit more..

Cheers,
Ronnie.

Re: question here..

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:19 am
by Adam
Well the OS that comes with the camera gives you the features that it advertised. However, people that want to do kite aerial photography need a photo taken every 10 seconds. How are you going to do that? The answer is an alternate operating system with these additional features.

Another one is the multiple focal lengths. Search for A590si on this forum. There was a good discussion about it with some interesting links.

Re: question here..

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 2:54 pm
by Devon
allenc666 wrote:
95slvrZ28 wrote:I think the brand of the camera matters. Much of it depends on the quality of the lens. A 12.1 Mega pixel sensor doesn't do you much good if the lens in front of it is poor in quality.

For point and shoot cameras I would go with either Olympus or Canon.

For a DSLR I would go Nikon.
yeah but I'm talking about a simple point and shoot that has awesome HD video and a good recorder
my camera is almost exactly like that, except it doesn't have HD video....

heehee