Unsay Pinaka-Nindot nga DSLR Camera? Any Proof?

[drwtsn32]

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My buying advice on DSLR Brad is that, you must have to index it on your mind such as the RAW image format, Aperture-priority, Shutter-priority, the Full body camera, and the Image stabilization (Anti-shake).

RAW image format
The main purpose of RAW image format is to capture a photo with as little processing as possible. In a JPEG file, several parameters are applied to the image, such as white balance, saturation and contrast, among other things; then the file is compressed using a lossy scheme. With RAW format you are generally getting as much information as your digital camera can record with, so in essence, RAW acts very much like a digital negative. The advantage of having a large amount of data in each image is that the photographer has more to work with in post-processing, and can cull out any unwanted data manually. The disadvantage is that the files are very large, causing more room to be taken up on the camera's memory card, and also slowing down the camera's ability to capture shots because of recording time.
Another thing to be aware of with RAW format is that each digital camera manufacturer creates their own proprietary type of RAW, so not all photo processing software will work with all RAW photos.

Aperture-priority
Aperture-priority is an automated exposure mode that will allow the photographer to set the aperture, and the camera will then set the appropriate shutter speed based on the light meter reading. In this way, a photographer can control depth of field easily and create images with selective focus. This works well when you have a distracting or unattractive background that you want to keep out of focus, or just want to have more creative options in your images.

Shutter-priority
Shutter-priority is an automated exposure mode that will allow the photographer to set the shutter speed, and the camera will then set the appropriate aperture based on the light meter reading. Fast shutter speeds are ideal for capturing sharp images of high speed events, such as sports and other high action occasions. Slow shutter speeds can be set to get artistic blur in images, such as moving water or car taillights at night. Using shutter-priority will allow such flexibility while providing good exposure for your photos.

Full body camera
Zoom lens reflex cameras (sometimes referred to as ZLRs, megazooms, ultrazooms, or bridge cameras) are designed to be an intermediate step between compact digital cameras and dSLRs. They are larger than compacts but offer more versatile manual controls and lens systems, including greater zoom capability. Unlike the typical digital SLR, they do not have interchangeable lenses, but filters and adapters can be used on many megazoom cameras. The sensor size in this type of digital camera is smaller than in a dSLR, which limits the range of ISO settings.

Image stabilization (Anti-shake)
When using handheld cameras at slow shutter speeds, or with high optical zoom, image stabilization (aka anti-shake) will help with capturing sharper images. There are two types of image stabilization, optical and electronic. Electronic, or digital, stabilization works by shifting pixels within the image frame to interpolate sharpness. Optical sharpness is attained by physical movement within either the camera body or the lens element, which compensates for handheld shaking. Of the two, optical is generally considered more favorable by most photographers.

For more details please check this link:
http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camera-buying-guide/

[DEMONOCIETY]

how would you say we don't know how to use the Cam if we go to photography lesson. That's the reason WHY we asks to somebody who have SKILLs on the technical aspects of the DSLR Camera so buy it use it it for GOOD. - "is that makes sense to YOU?"

Now, I'm REVERTING BACK my question to you @DEMONOCIETY -

"Are the technical aspects of the DSLR varies on your USELESS response?"

Think first, or asks first before you comment @DEMONOCIETY "before Aristotle's Quotes hits on you!"


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U don't quite get wat I said even if your cam worth billions of $ and u have shaky hands as JACK HAMMER image stabilization/vibration reduction on your cam wont help now tell me if u can able to produce quality photos?

now kinsa my sad-an? DSLR or PHOTOGRAPHER?

[ReikoChan]

how would you say we don't know how to use the Cam if we go to photography lesson. That's the reason WHY we asks to somebody who have SKILLs on the technical aspects of the DSLR Camera so buy it use it it for GOOD. - "is that makes sense to YOU?"

Now, I'm REVERTING BACK my question to you @DEMONOCIETY -

"Are the technical aspects of the DSLR varies on your USELESS response?"

Think first, or asks first before you comment @DEMONOCIETY "before Aristotle's Quotes hits on you!"


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Your english is causes so much stressfuls you know my headache hurts a bit more when you speak. Can you just ask in Bisaya so to save you and self from further insults?

Seriously dude, DEMONOCIETY is right. Know your craft first before buying expensive sh*t, if you don't want to be called "sakay sa uso".

[tokidoki]

@wire: DEMONSOCIETY is right. Any experienced photographer will tell you "stop being a gearhead and start being a photographer".

That being said, I suggest you buy first an entry-level DSLR. Within your budget, the ones with trivial features. Your goal is to shoot photos first.

When you become a better photographer bai, you start criticizing your own work and then you eventually explore your camera's features of what it can and it cannot do.

After you master those, you will eventually realize that your desires are no longer matched by your camera and that's when you decide on an upgrade.

Some or probably a good number of photographers will recommend the best you can afford. Aron daw walay mahay. Ako bai, i find that BS.

Why? Because you cannot predict if a few months to a year from now you would still be interested in the hobby. I tell you bai if mopalit ka mahalon derecho nya ma pul-an ka. Good luck trying to dispose of your junk. If mahalon imo napalit dugay na mahalin if ibaligya nimo.

Lastly, good body is only part of the equation, invest more on lenses that suit your purpose, because when the time comes na mag upgrade2x ka sa same brand, reusable mana imo lenses.

hope this helps.

[ReikoChan]

^ This.

What's the cheapest DSLR today BTW?

[peewee_toot]

wala na sa camera but naa na sa nag-dala.

[azinec]

it will all depend on your knowledge and skill as a photographer.
if you ask what's best based on technical aspects then go for the top of the line models in each DSLR manufacturers line-up.

[tokidoki]

^ This.

What's the cheapest DSLR today BTW?

sa nikon naai morang from 25-35k. Personally, I prefer 2nd hand coz gadget ra man na and it degrades anyway but only because kabalo naman pud ko mo scrutinize ug 2nd hand and I do my research on the model I want.

Currently, I own a 2nd hand d90.

[gracie7]

Depends on you TS if unsa n DSLR imong gnhan.. Pang.basa2 sah og mga reviews s each model/unit n imong gnhan

[DEMONOCIETY]

thread title pa lang daan really blow you away

if the TS looking for a high end with out-of-this-world-pixel-size its OK now heres what he need








kaya ra ni niya paliton ang 3

to brag his classmate in photoworkshop

OK man pud ng advance imong DSLR aron wa na ky hunahunaon upgrade

sa lente patyon!

I suggest you buy first an entry-level DSLR. Within your budget

yup and any brand will do, ang basic preset gani sa dslr almost naa na jud sa tanan brand like gipost ni drwtsn32.