Hello I wear NC45 IN MAC should i purchase sx11 or sx12 any advise?
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I'm NC45 as well and I believe sx11 would be the better choice. However after using mine for a while wondering why it was so light I realized Amazon sent me sx 01 instead of 11. So I dont even use it and I won't be purchasing another.
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Dear Chadwick,Thank you so much for your inquiry. Unfortunately we don't carry any B.B that close to MAC 43-45 and 138, even Skin79 Bronze is little bit darker than them.If you have any othe question, please feel free to contact us.Sincerely,Katie The Babe
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The MC11 does not come with colored lenses. In fact, the bezel is not threaded either so I doubt if any aftermarket lenses would work. The light is so bright on high and dim on low so I'm not sure it would be useful with a red lens. Eveready makes one that does have colored lenses that store in the base. It's not near the light the MC11 Fenix is though.
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I just bought a Garmin 60CSx, downoaded all of Garmin's Mac software from their website, and bought the Mac-compatible maps (as well as loading some of the free topos available) and, other than a few minor glitches, it's been great.I have an Intel iMac.
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Any news on Mac compatability as I'm looking at it as well and have 2 graduations over the next 3 weeks!
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I have an iMac with the Snow Leopard OS, and it was easy to install the software that came with the Nikon S3500. Then you must restart your computer. Now you are ready to take pictures. After you've taken some pictures, plug your camera into your computer via the USB cable/power cord, and download the pictures into View NX2. It is as easy as that.
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For Mac use eCamm's "iGlasses" webcam controller software to zoom (and also to control manual focus, manual exposure on the C920 running on a Mac. ) Logitech's C920 webcam software isn't officially supported for Mac , but iGlasses will do what you need.http://www.ecamm.com/mac/iglasses/
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Congratulation on the purchase of your SX50. What an amazing gem of a camera! It seems you have solved the problem. I'm pleased that you were dealing with Gojo... A great company that always takes care of their customers. Now, you should consider getting a polarizing filter and a lens shade. If you are doing any landscapes or seascapes you will find that the polarizing filter is the most valuable tool in your bag. When you get a lens shade I strongly suggest getting the soft collapsible rubber shade. Those hard tulip shades are a waste of money. Your lens on the SX50 goes from 24mm to 1200mm. At the 24mm, wide angle setting, the rubber lens shade will vignette very slightly in the corners when the shade is mounted on one of the filter. Without a filter in place it won't vignette at all. Gojo sells both items. Just make sure you get the collapsible one. I leave my rubber lens shade on all the time. In the collapsed position it gives great added protection to the lens by acting like a rubber bumper. Your 58mm lens cap will snap right into the threads of the shade when the shade is in the collapsed position. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any additional questions on the SX50 or related topics. I am a photojournalist and I use this camera for many of my magazine features. Good luck and good shooting! massey_23@msn.com
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In my opinion you need a better range of optics. There is very little light gathering ability difference between x40 and x42. I would recommend the 8x40 and 10x50's. I know, the 10x50 are heavier but they also are better in low light. You never know when you are going to see something that is a once-in a lifetime occurence. I think it is worth the weight.
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I liked all the features the camera had to offer, but when viewed on my 17 laptop screen the images were a bit fuzzy, and that is before any enlargement to them. I am going to look at buying the SX280 camera. Size wise, I find my current A2000is very convenient for everyday carry around as would also be the case for the SX160.
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I owned both the G11 and the SX20...I decided to keep the G11 and sold the SX20 because for my needs the G11 fit the bill. If you need a high zoom all the time then definitely go with the SX20. I had the G9 which I loved it and decided to upgrade to the G11 it's the best camera I have own. I just went on a Caribbean Cruise and took over 1,000 shots and couldn't be happier with them all. The proof is in the photos so you can start with this post on my photoblog and use the calendar or click on the next post and see the results yourself. If you have any questions you can leave me a comment with your email address... http://www.photoblog.com/lynnsgallery2/2010/02/09/st-thomas.html
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I have an SX280 HS 12.1 MP and love the output quality. If you're going to do much video, you will need to carry a couple of extra batteries as it eats them in video mode. Also, for me, I had a little learning curve with the way I hold it. My left forefinger wants to rest right where the flash pops up. But so far, I'm very pleased with it and have no reservations about recommending it.
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Hello, Oscar - I bought both. I use a Mac system and, following all instructions and using anti-static wear, I installed the "orange" one. It simply would not work, with or without the software recommended. I then purchase the black one (advanced) and installed it on my Mac Pro. Again, I followed all instructions and safety precautions. It fried my motherboard. Nearly $700 later, I'm up and running. The ORICO is out in the desert in an area marked "do not enter, unexploded ordinance." It will never harm another Mac! End of story.
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C23 means full coverage, and n23 means natural coverage. So if you want a more coverage, all over look get the c23. Or a natural, minimal coverage, get the n23. I hope that helps.
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We're using them on Mac Pro's (non-trashcan) running either Leopard or Snow Leopard. But I've also had it run on others, I would bet money that you'll be fine, they've kept up with the drivers for each new OS as it comes out. (It is strange wording though)
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I have this kind of issue, but with my SX130 in macro mode. At first I thought it was the lighting, but I took an identical picture, identical position, settings, etc. with my Elph 300 HS, and no such problem. The 300 has actually been fantastic for me, images are much sharper and colors more vivid than the 130 even though I set them to identical settings. Thinking of trading the 130 in for either the Elph 500 or the SX230 - I want a P&S (want something more portable than my DSLR) with shutter and aperture controls with same (or better) image quality as the Elph 300 (and less than $300). Now just have to test both of them out first.
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I recall having an SX230 (I think) that is about the same size or a bit smaller than the Nikon D8100 used in my DiCAPac. So, if your SX280 is around the same size as the SX230 you should be ok. But why not just contact the company for your answer.