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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Best Digital Slr Camera 2011

!±8± Best Digital Slr Camera 2011

How to pick the Best Slr Camera in 2011?

Bumping up to a digital Slr camera is a great idea for 2011. The Dslr camera field is crowded with competitors. That makes 2011 a great year to buy a camera. Which Dslr is the best?

If this is your first camera, be aware, there is a learning curve to mastering dslr photography. Make sure you get some schooling on using your camera. You can find great videos on Youtube and Amazon has some great books. The best slr camera for 2011 isn't always the most expensive. Nor does it have the highest mega-pixels.

You can read all the camera magazines you want and look at statistics for camera sales. But bottom line, the best-selling Dslr cameras for 2011 are the ones selling on Amazon. These are the cameras the citizen want.

1.Nikon D3100 14.2Mp Easy Nikon Guide Mode and 1080p video.

2. Nikon D7000 16.2Mp High Speed 6 frames per second continuous shooting up to 100 shots. Great for activity shots.

3. Canon Eos Rebel T2i 18 Mp External microphone socket for recording great video sound.

4. Canon Eos 60D 18 Mp Great step up camera if you're graduating from a Rebel.

5. Nikon D90 12.3Mp The D90 viewfinder is among the best in it's price range.

6. Canon Eos Rebel T1i 15.1 Mp The wee sister to the T1i. Great if you are price conscious.

7. Canon Rebel Xs 10.1Mp Most affordable Canon. bottom mega-pixels in the group. If you aren't development prints larger than 8 x 10, this is more than sufficient camera.

These are the best-selling cameras. What kind of photographer are you? Are you just inspiring up to the digital slrs? Are you budget conscious? Then take a look at the Nikon D3100 and the Canon Rebel Xs. Are you going to use a lot of video? Then check out the Canon Rebel T2i. Are you finding for the best digital slr camera for 2011? finding to step up your photography? Then you might want to look at the more technologically advanced cameras. Take a look at the Nikon D7000 or the Canon 60D.

Now you have a great overview of the best-selling cameras. Please hold this site and buy your cameras through the links on this page.

Which digital Slr camera is your favorite?

If you have already purchased a camera, then check out the Beginner's Guide to Digital Camera Settings.

Best Digital Slr Camera 2011

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Sunday, January 15, 2012

Canon EOS - Chris Bray Creative Tutorial: Low Light Photography Part 2

!±8± Canon EOS - Chris Bray Creative Tutorial: Low Light Photography Part 2

Photography at night or in low light settings can be a difficult skill to master. Learn the best settings and gear to use in low light photography and night photography with EOS Professional Photographer, and adventurer, Chris Bray. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos

Canon EOS - Chris Bray Creative Tutorial: Low Light Photography Part 2

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

The Best Digital Camera For The Money

!±8± The Best Digital Camera For The Money

Nobody really wants, or needs the best of anything. It doesn't matter, whether it's digital cameras, automobiles, homes, or jet airplanes. What we really want and expect, is value for our money. If I'm going to spend 0 for a camera, then I better get 0 worth of features and quality from that camera. If I spend 00 on a camera, then I better get 00 worth back as well. If you follow a few simple rules, you'll see how easy it is to get the best camera your money can buy.

Acclaimed science fiction author Theodore Sturgeon was famous for a couple of adages known as Sturgeons Laws. My favorite, and the one most relevant to our discussion is, "Ninety percent of everything is crap." It's simple, direct and brutally honest. It also really helps narrow down our search. If the camera your looking at is not on at least one top ten list, then drop it from your search. If it doesn't have at least a four star review from someone, then drop if off your list. There are so many cameras to choose from these days, there's really no need to settle for anything less then the best.

The second step, and a little more effort intensive, is the trial run phase. You need to try out as many of the cameras on your now very short list (thanks to Theodore) as possible. Spend a day, and blitz your favorite camera stores. Go to two or three, and just annoy and pepper the sales staff with as many questions and requests as you can. If you go during off hours, you should have plenty of time and space to try out all the cameras you want. See if you can cajole them into letting you take a few home to try out. After this exercise, your short list should be really short. Maybe even a list of 1.

Of course if the above seems like to much work for you slackers out there, here's my short list of great cameras that are all money well spent. In the under 0 category, the Canon PowerShot A570IS. It's a simple point and shoot with 4x zoom lens, image stabilization, and Canon reliability. For the portability minded ultra compact FaceBook crowd, you can't go wrong with the Canon PowerShot SD1000 Digital Elph. Slightly less image quality then the A570IS, and slightly more expensive, but a very easy traveler. Another favorite compact of mine is the Olympus Stylus 790SW. The only waterproof, shockproof, dust proof, and freeze proof camera I know.