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What type digital cameras are best for professional work, and why? |
I am in the market to purchase a new digital camera for professionall photography and would like to know from expereinced photographers what works best for them and why? thank you. If you are just starting off I would recommend something like the canon digital rebel or Nikon the D70. They allow for amazing creativity. Professional photography relies more on your skills in using your camera than it does on the brand. You want to look at cameras with high mega-pixels because as a pro, you may be required to create larger than normal prints and this helps. Also look for the quality of te shooting modes, most companies that hire photographers want raw format and nothing else. Also, it depends on WHAT you are looking at shooting. I started with a digital rebel and it was great until I started getting into sports photography and found that it to be too slow. It only shoots 2.8 frames per second, rather than something like the 30D that shoots around 5 frames per second. This is important when you are trying to predict action. Finally, just choose a camera that suits you learning curve and your budget. A huge expensive camera will break the bank and may not provide you with enough cash left over to get better lenses. Source(s): www.dpreview.com My friend using a nikon (i think) d10. her pics are fabulous! i like to use anything from a nikon d50 to a nikon d200. the D200 is their best camer on the market. But it is more about using you skills an artist!! Nikon is really great but not in how it looks it makes the pictures look great you have Canon and then comes the Sony cyber shot are good too not professional but good and cheaper I recently bought myself a digital SLR camera and here is the process I made. First of all know what kind of digital camera you what or need. Since it's for professional photography I would suggest DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera. Since I know I want an SLR. I look at my budget. How much I can afford? Can I afford an SLR or should I wait until I can? To answer this question I search the net. I looked at all types of SLR camera (Nikon to Kodak). I compare them side by side. I looked up how other photographer rate each camera. Honestly for me there are only two choice Nikon or Cannon. I was partial to Nikon since Nikon was my first SLR camera I have that was given to me by my grandfather. I found that with the cheapest one I can afford with the specifications I want in a digital SLR camera. My choice was Nikon D50. What鈥檚 yours? http://www.digicamhelp.com/buying-digita... http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs.as... http://www.steves-digicams.com/cameras_d... http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/camera... http://www.bythom.com/dslrcompare.htm... http://www.consumersearch.com/www/photo_... |
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