Paul Markham |
11-05-2002 02:30 PM |
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Originally posted by pimplink
Hey Charly,
I'll take you up on your offer. What is a good but affordable digital camera set up for producing "amateur" style photos along the lines of LightSpeedcash's sites? Based on my experience, highly produced "professional" type pics by outfits like Matrix Content is too "slick" and don't convert as well for me.
I'd appreciate the tips. Thanks in advance
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For amateur you need speed, you need to catch the moment and keep the models active and "alive".
The problems with some cheaper cameras is they are too slow, they stop to write to the disc. This is frustrating for the photographer and the model. the session starts to slow down and you lose the sponanity of the shoot.
Also remember you can make a good image seem bad easily, but trying to improve a bad image is a lot more dificult.
Fortunately Nikon now have the answer, the new Nikon D100 is affordable and a great camera. If you are on a tight budget get it on lease. Plus with a 500 meg chip you can shoot 400 pics then edit out the bad ones or keep them in. :)
I said in my opening post that some of my answers will be expensive, I believe in doing things right.
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