Showing posts with label dslr camera costco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dslr camera costco. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

what is the best DSLR camera under $800??




Hanna K


i've looked at the nikon d40x, olympus evolt e410 and canon rebel xti. which is the best?

and what's the difference between the nikon d40x and d60?



Answer
The Nikon and Canon camera's have the most lenses (new or used) available for adding to your system

Right now Nikon's D40 and D40x ... most bang for the buck as it were.

If you belong to Costco, you can get even a better deal.
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11243346&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=&lang=en-US&s=1

If not you can use either B&H Photo or Adorama .. both good Internet camea providers

Do all DSLR cameras take pictures INSTANTLY?




papa


I want a digital camera that records the image at the precise moment I push the button. I don't have $800-$3,000.


Answer
You're a prime candidate for a DSLR, and the target consumer for the new generation of digital cameras. Too many users have been frustrated by capturing the "moment after" instead of "the moment" when following sports, children, or other action shots. The shutterlag of most compact digitals is agonizing.

For well under $600, you'll find the Nikon D40, Olympus EVOLT E-410, Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT, and the Pentax K100D. These are current online prices at Ritzcamera and include a kit zoom lens to get you started.
http://www.ritzcamera.com/slr-digital-cameras.htm?bct=t13031003%3Bcidigital-cameras-and-accessories

If you're a Costco member (or have a GOOD friend who is) you can get the Nikon D40 for $494.99!
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11208708&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=&lang=en-US

The D40 is my recommendation for someone moving from compact digitals into the DSLR realm. Look as what some ordinary folks did when handed a D40 in this small town.
http://www.stunningnikon.com/picturetown

Very easy to use when set to full auto, yet your creative energies can be put to use with it's many different settings and the options for other lenses.

I hope this is helpful.




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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Can the good people of Yahoo help me choose a good digital camera for sports action shots?

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hockeyjon0


There are so many reviews at all the different web sites that sell cameras. Some people love the camera's they bought while the person reviewing right after them will absolutely hate it. I'm on a budget up to $500. This camera will be for sports shots of my kids participating in soccer, hockey, and baseball. PLEASE HELP Thanks!!


Answer
At that budget, you may be looking at purchasing a used DSLR with something like a 55-200mm or 70-300mm lens.

A DSLR because they are the only cameras that have a small enough shutter lag to "catch" the action when you press the shutter release.

A long lens to be able to get good tight shots of the players.

You can buy a new DSLR for under $500, but it will not have THE lens you really need.

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11208748&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=&lang=en-US&s=1

Found small white specs in backside of dslr camera lens?




Aaron


I bought a dslr d3200 and after a few weeks of having I noticed the backside of the 18-55mm lens has specs inside of it. How in the world would that happen? Since ive put in the lens ive taken it out maybe once and always use the lens caps immediately to avoid dust getting anywhere at all. I dont notice anything within the photos, but seriously...why should I decide not to return the camera kit? I bought it brand new sealed from costco, is this common to find specs inside a lens? What are my chances if I return and re-buy that the new cameras lens would also have specs in it?


Answer
The kit lens breathes (inhales and exhales air) as you adjust focus and zoom. This will suck in dust as you adjust the lens. Many cheaper zoom lenses breathe. Dust on the inside lens elements will not be noticeable on your images. However, dust on your sensor will be clearly visible under certain conditions. Fortunately, the sensor cleaning mechanisms all manufacturers use these days are pretty effective at removing dust from the sensor.

Use a Giottos Rocket Blower to clear out the dust bunnies. The medium or large blower is recommended. The small size isn't as effective.




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