Digi Camera Gurus
Originally Posted by e3NiNe
besides the actual physical look ...
There's this cool indoor lighting corrector. You can set the kind of lighting the subject is under and the camera corrects it.
(pardon my nerd, but you get the idea ...)
before

after

The source of the light is identical (GE Reveal 100w). I flipped on the the light corrector and this what happened. No Photoshopping, straight off the camera.
There's this cool indoor lighting corrector. You can set the kind of lighting the subject is under and the camera corrects it.
(pardon my nerd, but you get the idea ...)
before

after

The source of the light is identical (GE Reveal 100w). I flipped on the the light corrector and this what happened. No Photoshopping, straight off the camera.
So with these cameras can you adjust the shutter speed?
The only other camera I've had was a crappy one that you could turn multiple shots on and off and thats it... Literally. So I don't know what features to look for and such.
Originally Posted by MarshyTheKid
Whoa!
So with these cameras can you adjust the shutter speed?
The only other camera I've had was a crappy one that you could turn multiple shots on and off and thats it... Literally. So I don't know what features to look for and such.
So with these cameras can you adjust the shutter speed?
The only other camera I've had was a crappy one that you could turn multiple shots on and off and thats it... Literally. So I don't know what features to look for and such.
Originally Posted by MarshyTheKid
As apposed to what?
point and shoot often means something small enough to keep in your pocket. Something for casual, everyday use. It's usually idiot proof with auto focus and features to make pictures look their best ... w/o user effort
Originally Posted by MarshyTheKid
As apposed to what?
pretty much point and shoot is, see what you want point your camera and shoot. no real need to play with the settings as it does it automatically for you.
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Originally Posted by e3nine
Tripod + professional lighting.
point and shoot often means something small enough to keep in your pocket. Something for casual, everyday use. It's usually idiot proof with auto focus and features to make pictures look their best ... w/o user effort
Last edited by dj02; Apr 10, 2006 at 12:15 PM.



That one. SP-700?
