Camera recommedation
mediamixhobby
11-29-2001, 01:32 AM
Saw some fabulous pics here! Any recommendations on which digital camera is best for shooting car models?
Guiddy
11-29-2001, 02:42 AM
I use a Fuji Finepix 4900Zoom! 4.3 Megapixel and all the features like close up, auto countdown shutter and decent flash. Photos set to 1280dpi
mediamixhobby
11-29-2001, 05:18 AM
How much does it cost? What storage media does it support?
thanks,
Wong
thanks,
Wong
primera man
11-29-2001, 05:43 AM
Originally posted by Guiddy
I use a Fuji Finepix 4900Zoom! 4.3 Megapixel and all the features like close up, auto countdown shutter and decent flash. Photos set to 1280dpi
Dan, i'm looking at getting one for myself and people i have talked to have said not to get anything under 2.5 pixels if you want good pics.
Sound good ???. Ideas ???
Just the price here that sucks $2-4k FOR A GOOD ONE :bloated: :mad: :bloated: :mad: :bloated:
I use a Fuji Finepix 4900Zoom! 4.3 Megapixel and all the features like close up, auto countdown shutter and decent flash. Photos set to 1280dpi
Dan, i'm looking at getting one for myself and people i have talked to have said not to get anything under 2.5 pixels if you want good pics.
Sound good ???. Ideas ???
Just the price here that sucks $2-4k FOR A GOOD ONE :bloated: :mad: :bloated: :mad: :bloated:
G-Forces
11-29-2001, 07:07 AM
Here's the camera I just bought...the review is here.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/C950/C950A.HTM
It's kind of an older camers, as far as digital camera go. However it's still holds its own and takes pretty good pics. The price has come down recently and you should be able to find one for a good price. I bought mine new for under $600CDN.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/C950/C950A.HTM
It's kind of an older camers, as far as digital camera go. However it's still holds its own and takes pretty good pics. The price has come down recently and you should be able to find one for a good price. I bought mine new for under $600CDN.
Mandi
11-29-2001, 11:12 AM
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/DX3600/D36A.HTM
This is the camera Steve and I have just bought, it was not too expensive and has good pictures, look on Seat Cordoba Post. It is very easy to use.
Mandi
This is the camera Steve and I have just bought, it was not too expensive and has good pictures, look on Seat Cordoba Post. It is very easy to use.
Mandi
LauBak
11-29-2001, 11:41 AM
Casio QV 2900SX---what I'm using
1cm marco(!) with a little bit "fish eye" feature made your model looks huge, real and full detail.
8x zoom is something else good when you need it.
Highly recommended for a "modeling cam"
Anyway, knowing of photoshop is another advantage.
1cm marco(!) with a little bit "fish eye" feature made your model looks huge, real and full detail.
8x zoom is something else good when you need it.
Highly recommended for a "modeling cam"
Anyway, knowing of photoshop is another advantage.
Guiddy
11-29-2001, 12:08 PM
Camera's, like most things in life, and down to what you are comfortable with!
I used my boses camera for a while, and couldn't get on with it's flatness, I needed something more like an SLR, as I found what I saw through the view finder is not what the pic came out like!:confused:
So I knew the shape of the camera I wanted! I was surprised I got as much as I did in mine for what I paid, and I think they are down to £550 now.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/F4900/ZF49A.JPG
The 4.3 megapixel is more than you would ever need for model photography. For web prep you need to get the files down to uner 100kb anyway!
Though I found taking the pics with a higher resolution and then downsizing them helps with a crisp look!
It uses Smartmedia cards, and I have a 16MB and a 32MB for storage. I would get about 100 pics on the 32MB!
It goes up to F11 for the aperture and it has full manual adjustment of all features.
Only the flash leaving a shadow over the long lense is my complaint!
The pics are on here to see under my thread.
Like Lau says, if you know photoshop, you can get great results from even the simplest digi cams!
I used my boses camera for a while, and couldn't get on with it's flatness, I needed something more like an SLR, as I found what I saw through the view finder is not what the pic came out like!:confused:
So I knew the shape of the camera I wanted! I was surprised I got as much as I did in mine for what I paid, and I think they are down to £550 now.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/F4900/ZF49A.JPG
The 4.3 megapixel is more than you would ever need for model photography. For web prep you need to get the files down to uner 100kb anyway!
Though I found taking the pics with a higher resolution and then downsizing them helps with a crisp look!
It uses Smartmedia cards, and I have a 16MB and a 32MB for storage. I would get about 100 pics on the 32MB!
It goes up to F11 for the aperture and it has full manual adjustment of all features.
Only the flash leaving a shadow over the long lense is my complaint!
The pics are on here to see under my thread.
Like Lau says, if you know photoshop, you can get great results from even the simplest digi cams!
primera man
11-29-2001, 01:42 PM
Thanks for some good info here guys.
Jomnhta
12-08-2001, 05:34 AM
Canon G1 with 420EX flash, works out great.
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