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Spring is here! If your camera, lens or accessory does not do everything you want it to do, perhaps it's time for a little 'spring cleaning'! Trading up will expand your creative horizons and make photography more fun! And you can sell your old camera, lens or accessory on eBay! Here are just a few suggestions for a new camera, lens or accessory for Spring.
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| Current Camera, Lens, Accessory |
Move on up! |
| 35mm point-and-shoot camera (Canon Sure Shot, Nikon One Touch, Fuji Discovery) |
2 or 3 megapixel digital camera (Canon Powershot, Fuji FinePix, Nikon CoolPix, Olympus Camedia |
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| APS Camera (Kodak and Fuji) |
3 or 4 megapixel digital camera (Olympus D550, Sony Cybershot DSC-P7, Minolta Dimage X) |
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| 35mm SLR (Canon Rebel 2000, Nikon N65, Minolta Qtsi) |
Digital SLR (Canon EOS D 60 or Nikon D100) |
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| Consumer digital SLR (Canon D30 or Nikon D100) |
Pro digital SLR (Canon EOS 1D, Fuji FinePix S2 or Nikon D1x) |
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| 24 mm or 35mm lens |
16-35mm lens |
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| 35-70mm lens |
28-105mm lens |
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| 28-90mm lens |
28-200mm lens |
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| Camera with built-in flash |
Accessory flash, flash bracket, coil synch cord |
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| USB memory card reader |
New (faster) USB 2.0 card reader |
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| 8 or 16MB memory card |
32MB, 64MB or 128MB memory card |
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| 128MB memory card |
256MB or 512MB memory card |
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| As a pro, I use a professional digital SLR camera, such as the Canon EOS D60 shown here. The main advantage of using a digital SLR is that you can add accessory digital lenses, from fisheye to super telephoto. But for fun shots around the house, I use a digital point-and-shoot camera, such as the Kodak EasyShare model shown here. So, I have two different cameras to meet two different needs. But with both cameras, my digital imaging software, Adobe Photoshop, is the key to making my pictures look their best. |
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April showers bring May flowers! And showers can mean waterfalls, small as they may be. To get a great shot of a waterfall, one in which the water looks soft and flowing, set your camera on a tripod and set a slow shutter speed, perhaps as long as 30 seconds or even a minute. To get a slow shutter speed, you may need to use a neutral density filter (to reduce the amount of light entering the lens). And to prevent camera shake, use a cable release.
Technical info:
Canon EOS 1D, Canon 17-35mm lens @ 17mm, Bogen tripod, Hoya Neutral Density filter
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