Digital camera...thats takes DSLR quality photos
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Can anyone help me? I want to take great pictures for my blog, but I'm not that obsessed to where I'll pay for a DSLR.
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Katie K.
BIRMINGHAM,
United Kingdom
32 posts
Member since: 12/03/2011
I have a digital compact camera - Panasonic Lumix FZ45 - 14.1 megapixels. I find it great. I paid £259
posted Dec 27, 2011
Rayn L.
CUBAO / MANILA,
Philippines
39 posts
Member since: 01/15/2011
If ur not a big fan.of dslr and still.prefer a compact or point and shoot cam, I suggest to buy Canon Powershot series.Before I was using the 12mp and it take decent shot .
posted Dec 31, 2011
Dee! D.
MARSEILLE, FRANCE,
France
192 posts
OG since: 02/16/2009
Just like rayn said, canon powershots are great ! I have the g11, and you can setup everything, MF and stuff, it's quite clever plus really good looking..
But of course, no camera will give you as good short depth of field as a dslr ..
By the way i used to have an panasonic FZ like katie and it wasn't a great camera, i wouldn't recommend it.
posted Jan 4, 2012
Tok V.
Germany
413 posts
Member since: 12/03/2011
I'd recommend the Panasonic LUMIX fz100 to you. I ordered it a few days ago and now it's here and it's wonderful. Really. It takes photos exactly like photos made by a DSLR, just that it is, in fact, a bridgecamera. If you want to see some photos just google it. If you want to make sure the photos are not faked - visit my blog and look and the second photo from above. there you can see the quality very clear. :)
posted Jan 5, 2012
Dee! D.
MARSEILLE, FRANCE,
France
192 posts
OG since: 02/16/2009
Please, on this picture: lookbook.nu/look/2862101-Run-With-The-Wolves it's clear that you added the blur yourself with photoshop.
Your FZ100 is better than the one i used to have (FZ28 i guess), because it has a moving screen and a wheel (mine had a pad which was awful to use !), but still, for approx the same price, I'd really recommend to take a canon g12, it's smaller and more clever, all the settings are on wheels, you don't have to got through any menus, and, important for the image quality, the sensor is bigger.
posted Jan 5, 2012
Tok V.
Germany
413 posts
Member since: 12/03/2011
Easy.
This is why I said, the pictures ON MY BLOG. I own my camera since 2 days so all the photos here on lookbook are NOT taken with this camera ;)
posted Jan 5, 2012
Dee! D.
MARSEILLE, FRANCE,
France
192 posts
OG since: 02/16/2009
Sorry for the misunderstanding. But still, after being an owner of both cameras I'd go for the canon one
posted Jan 5, 2012
Justina G.
WONDERLAND ATTENDING HOGWARTS,
United States
96 posts
Member since: 07/16/2011
Im getting a Canon SX40 there were christmas sales for $379 + best buy coupons which made it $340 + tax. Im waiting for the price to go down again but you should check it out. Its my dream camera
posted Jan 21, 2012
Nathaniel T.
MELBOURNE,
Australia
272 posts
Member since: 03/12/2011
Dslr cameras are actually also digital. but ive got a point and shoot sx1 IS and the image quality is almost as good. the depth of field on a point and shoot however, will not compare to that of a dslr lens.
posted Mar 27, 2012