I have a digital camera and its been acting weird. I won’t let you take pictures because it says on the bottom right corner that its on lock. I looked through the manual and I asked a bunch of people but they don’t know how to get it off lock. Anyone know?
I am looking to purhcase a digital camera so I can specfically take self portraits. I know many cameras offer timers but my photos will be heavily posed and such so I need to have the maximum amount of control from a distance.
I will not be purchasing a $500 camera so please keep a low budget in mind or at least bracket the information like under $200 or under $300 so I can understand the price points and what the additional price has to offer. I am expecting a camera at no less than 5 mp but at such a low budget I am not expecting a whole lot else….
The photos will range from studio photos, head shots, candids and such.
Is a digital SLR the only way to go or can this be done with a cheap digital point and shoot? Are there any with remote options?
If you have any technical tips for self portraiture please give them.
I am looking for specific makes and models of cameras that have remote capabilitiy.
10 seconds is not enough time- I need to have actual control of when teh photo is taken- not just a timing mechanism.
I have already looked around to find information about good self portraiture cameras but all the sights list cameras with too simplisitc timers and don’t give any useful information.
I have a pentax SLR film camera so I already know how to run manual settings. I am specifically looking for digital cameras that can be used from a distance.
I’m looking for a decent digital camera to use primarily for shooting flower arrangements against white backgrounds. Quality and focus are the major concerns here as most of the work will be closeup/macro. A good zoom lens and SLR are a plus for general purpose shooting. What camera(s) would you recommend in the under $600 price range?
I am a graphic design student who is interested in photography - specifically pin-up/fashion photography- and would like to use the shots for my art work. The only problem is that Graphic Design school is expensive enough, so I plan on teaching my self the basics in digital photography……so I would like some recommendations on a starter digital camera that isnt too expensive! I have a simple Kodak Easy Share 3.1 camera….im assuming it wont make the cut! Although I use photoshop to manipulate photo’s i take - I figure I would still need a better camera to take better shots…. any recommendations/ideas on cameras, equipment, how to get started would help and be greatly appreciated.
I have found that it is pretty difficult to take great quality photos with a digital camera. I think a good 35mm camera takes incredible pictures, and a digital just takes ‘good’ photos. Whattaya think? Am I just doing something wrong? (PS.. I’m not a professional photographer, and don’t even know how to use a 35mm…. I’m just referring to pictures I have seen, not taken, with a ‘good ole fashioned manual camera’ ! )
Canon Rebel Xti
Nikon D40X
Nikon D50
Nikon D70
I am thinking about buying one of them at ebay, and I would like to get some advice because these can be almost the same price.
I will be taking some digital photography class at college next semester, and I am a beginner for professional digital cameras.
I would like to learn more about cameras in the future, so I am thinking to get one which I can use for long time.
Is there any suggestion???
Thanks.
You see heirloom photos in albums and frames that had a variety of custom sizes, mostly smaller. Standard today is 4×6. How can digital cameras or software take the same types of images with the same size range?
I am just getting in to proffesional digital photography. What are some good cameras to start out with? I have done some photography, but I am looking to purchase a camera with a much better picture.
I am looking for something under $300 dollars if possible.
When I take a picture of myself by a digital camera, my face looks longer, my nose looks larger, and my jaw seems smaller than they actually are.
Do all digital cameras do that? What should I look for in digital cameras if I want to buy a new one, to avoid such problem?
Thanks for the great answers. What are die angle lens?
Thanks for the great answers. What are wide angle lens?
What image formats do digital cameras usually take pictures in?