Camera For Photography Class

I am really into photography and will be taking a beginners digital photography class. I would like to find a digital camera that allows me to leave the shutter open (so I can get the cool star paths and wispy water). Any camera suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks!
Thank you for your responses! I will look into some of these cameras. I'm so excited to start!

You'll want a camera capable of a bulb setting.

An entry level camera from Nikon(D40/D40x/D60), Canon XT/XTi/XSi), Pentax (K100D/K100D Super), or Sony(A100/A200) should be just fine to begin with. Once you get more experience, you can upgrade to better lenses than the kit lenses that come with them.

2008-04-08 12:53:35 by krluv2trvl

You just bought your first digital camera and don't know the ins and outs of all those buttons. If that isn't daunting enough, the user ...

I'm going to take a photography class in school and im also planning on continuing to use it often if I do get one. Does anyone know if its better to get a digital SLR or a film. also does anyone have a suggestion for both types as well?

Check the class syllabus to find out whether you'll need film or digital. Personally, I'll never go back to film after making the digital transition. Also, it'll probably be best if you purchase an SLR-type camera. A good entry level digital SLR is the Canon Digital Rebel Xsi.

2008-06-22 18:23:15 by Iana's a bum

Price: $199.99 $168.86

Easy to use - Slide the Instant Record Swith forward and the ContourROAM powers on and starts to record immediately.
Beautiful HD Video - Get the Full shot in 1080p HD with a wide angle lens that's enclosed in a smooth, flush-front housing.
Waterproof and tough - ContourROAM is waterproof to one meter and built to withstand any environment.

I need to get a 35-mm camera for my photography class. It has to have f-stop and shutter controls. What is the cheapest camera I could get?

A few venerable old choices are the Pentax K-1000 and the Canon AE-1. I have both of them, and the K-1000 may be have the shallowest learning curve, as you just need to make sure the needle is right in the middle of the light meter. While I do like the focusing aid in the AE-1 using a split prism instead of the normal ground glass. Both of those cameras are tanks, and will likely do you well.

Both of those are good cameras, but bear in mind, they are mostly bare bones - manual focus and the sort. The AE-1 has some Shutter Speed Priority features, but aside from that, it's manual everything. Manual wind, manual rewind, manual focus. I think you'll be happy with either of them.

2009-02-17 08:35:24 by john doe

Price: $849.00

ISO 100 - 6400 for shooting from bright to dim light
Video Snapshot features for enhanced video shooting options
Vari-angle 3.0-inch Clear View LCD monitor (3:2) for shooting at high or low angles and 1,040,000-dot VGA with reflection reduction

I plan on taking a photography class this fall and i have a kodak easyshare camera. Its obviously meant for simple, everyday pictures, I cant afford a dslr camera now so anyone here taken a photography class? Do they have cameras you can borrow or you have to have your own?

35 mm film

2009-07-14 12:40:13 by jade_pisces

im going to a new school next year and im in the photography class and they said a need a manual focus camera?
if it helps im gonna be in 9th grade.

suggestions on what camera i should buy??

canon a590

2009-04-09 10:16:27 by Cheyenne