Photo Of A Camera

Hi, I want to buy a budget (below $200) digital photo camera and want to use it to make quality videos too. The camera has to be able to shoot at least 10 minutes of video (with a high capacity SD card) and the video must be 640 x 480 pixel @ 30fps.

Which is my best shot?

Try the Nikon L18. If you're willing to spend about $200, go with the Casio Exilim EX-S10. Incredible quality for the small price.

2008-11-13 16:00:14 by Euronesiangirl

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i am mainly interested in a digital photo camera that will allow me to make very good pictures at night. i am planning to go on a trip around Europe and the camera that i have only takes good pictures at day. during the night, the pictures taken are blurry and out of focus. i tried every feature it had but the result was the same. i want to be able to take a photo of the moon, of Belgrade at night and any other lighted building. i know that it is possible. i just want to know with what kind of camera i can do that.

For taking night photgraphs, you need a camera which is having shutter speed manual control + you will be requiring a tripod, to take photos with slow shutter speeds

I am using Sony cybershot DSCH-1, which is having minimum speed of 30 seconds, which is more then enough for night photo graphy. here are a few samples of night photgraphy from this camera

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I don't know about your budget, but i think you buy any famous brand, with shutter speed control.
I hope this will solve your problem

2007-11-04 08:08:17 by Prunella Prunella

Price: $50.00

How long does it take to receive your speeding photo/camera ticket thingy in the mail if you got flashed in DC? I live in suburbs. I got flashed a few days before Thanksgiving…rushing to get my mother from the airport.

It should normally take a week to ten days to receive these types of tickets, however with the holidays, it may take a few more days to reach your mailbox.
But, you can rest assured that they will be sending it and haven't forgot about you, you also have to take in account that no one worked the Friday after Thanksgiving, so that may add a day or two to you receiving the ticket.

2008-12-11 09:01:01 by Eszum

Ball Head with Removable Plate for Camera
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i have a kodak easyshare camera that takes pictures and video. the program it came with is kodak easyshare something. the problem is that is takes f o r e v e r to load. i need something faster. but i've tried other freeware programs and all they upload or recognize is photo files. i need something that is free and can do both. any ideas?
i tried the camera and ... wizard thing. it didn't even recognize my camera.
i tried the camera and ... wizard thing. it didn't even recognize my camera. thanks though.

The fastest and easiest way I have found is to just remove the memory card from the camera itself and plug it into a USB card reader and let Windows open it up in a new folder. You can then decide what you want to do from there.

Alternatively, download this freeware Picasa2. Its a digital photo management software. Remember its a freebie plus it has lots of other cool features....http://www.geocities.com/lcming/Digitalp hotography

2007-02-27 08:37:27 by lovingmommys

Which would you recommend at a standard price beteween100-200 dollars worth in a 35mm Film Photo Camera?

Either the Canon EOS Rebel 35mm Camera, Canon REBEL Gil 35mm SLR Camera, or the Olympus Infinity 80 QD 38-80mm 35mm Camera?

If none, which would you recommend and why?
This is an urgent question for my photography class. All answers are greatly appreciated. Thank You!

Canon and Nikon 35mm SLR's would be a good choice because you can find not only good used cameras, but good used lenses for them ... the added feature is that if you ever do purchase a DSLR, all the lenses you have will fit their matching DSLR body.

2007-08-27 21:14:37 by Candy