camers good for pet photos: What cameras are best for pet photos?
825190
I recommend the Canon A720IS !!!!! My pet pictures are breathtaking (IMO) and I'll put a couple up to prove it! (If I can figure out how)
846288
I would agree that for that kind of photography a DSLR would be best but this is still very good. The zoom is great (400mm equivalent) but still longer lenses can be had with a DSLR. One more thing that you should take into consideration is that the shutter lag on this camera is very long (maybe a half a second or more), This could be problematic for shooting moving subjects. But for the money this is an all round great camera.
1816000
Yes, its a very good choice for bird photos. I also have a D810, but I use the D7100 because of the 1.4X factor for my bird photography.
548592
I love the Canon SX700. The picture quality, zoom, ease of use in a solid little camera sold me. Recently went to MT. Shasta in CA & was amazed at the photos of the mountain I could clearly get because of the zoom, and I also captured hummingbirds and other birds.....Here in FL, I'm using the photo burst to photograph dolphins. Do as much homework as you can & see what is right for you.
59876
I use it to take pictures of puppies. I think it would work perfect for what you are trying to do.
2208437
Pretty much any camera that advertises "macro focus" (the ability to focus on objects within about an inch of the lens -- necessary if you're selling anything *small*) will be fine these days: All of them have plenty of resolution and perfectly good image quality for eBay/Amazon usages. You'll have no problem finding many cameras &lt;$100 to choose from these days that will work just fine.
307707
Sounds like a great suggestion, thanks. Do you use a 8G will this camera? Would I be correct in assuming you'd get about 1700 pics at fairly standard settings?
130729
Hi, This camera does excellent close ups. See my photos at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/erictessmer/Good luck in choosing your camera.
576349
What is the best camera that fits my needs (mainly outdoor and landscape photos)? I'm looking for DSLR that provide one of the best image quality for a lower cost.
801688
This is an excellent camera. I have been using it since it was first launched. It can definitely handle low light, however I would recommend a fast lens. That will be the key to keeping the the dreaded noise out of your pictures with higher ISO. Aa far as documents. I would definitely think this would be a great camera to use. I would invest in a tripod though and possibly a macro lens.
531468
I love this little camera! I'm still learning how to use it. I find that best picture quality is 5M Fine. Last night I took pictures at a party using the Best shot Party option and the pictures came out great. Play with the Best shot options then override them.
1590026
Barry/Richard,I'm still having a heck of a time trying to get a decent snapshot of my dog indoors with typical family room lighting ( not dark but not bright either ) with the S8000. If he so much as wiggles his tail, all is a blur. With higher ISOs I don't expect much sharpness. Faster shutter leads to very dark pics. What am I missing? Do I have to use flash - a tripod is out since he won't sit still that long.Thanks guys,Tony
1109556
I've used up to 16 GB Sandisk SD card. That will get you around 4,000 high quality photos.
1578135
I found the Bluetooth to easily work with multiple Bluetooth devices. A truly quality camera that with a little time spent reading the features and functions of the camera, will provide any photographer the capability of capturing and producing professional photos. Great camera for a great price
1375222
This camera is great for both still and video, bud autofocus in low light is great just adjust the iso and try to find a low light lens
50980
Low Light Performance indoors is good in my opinion. The flash works great. I can finally take photos indoors in really low light, without having to turn on all the lights in the room. Zoom is great also. I really love this camera. I really wanted to take action shots of my dogs running and playing. And the action shots are incredible. No blur. Really crisp.
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The quality of the camera itself will produce a clear images. But it depends on the lens that you get for close-up shots. I've got an amazingly sharp photos using a macro lens :)