Thread: So what you got!!!

Like my girlfriend tells me, it's what you do with it that counts...

Pentax K10D

which replaced a Fuji S5500

which replaced a Konica TC

which replaced a Praktica


Martyn

I have a Nikon DX40. I worked a fair bit of overtime in June 2007 during and after the floods in Newcastle so shouted myself this little gem.

Still working out how to use it properly and will need to do a corse.

Originally Posted by DiscoKnight

I have a Nikon DX40. I worked a fair bit of overtime in June 2007 during and after the floods in Newcastle so shouted myself this little gem.

Still working out how to use it properly and will need to do a corse.

Don't worry about the course first up. Get yourself either of these eBooks:

Peter Inova or Thom Hogan

Working through one (or both) of these will teach you a lot about your camera.

Misses has a Cannon EOS400, she is an excellent composer of shots and really enjoys this Camera.
On our recent trip to Albany WA, she took a fantastic sequence of a Wedgetail alighting from a carcase on the side of the road when we were travelling at 100 odd KM/h.
This is a seriously capable camera, so much so that it amazes us each time we use it still! ( I say 'we', but I'm not allowed near it.)

We previously had an Olympus OM10, and a series of cheapo digitals.
We also own a Sharp miniDV camera, and It has amazing closeup stills capabilities. You can even photograph the weave in fabrics

(Great thread idea DB)

JC

It wouldn't let me vote. Oh, hang on, I already have.

I have a Pentax *ist D with a Pentax FA 28-90 3.5-5.6 lens plus the lenses from my Pentax SFx and SF7 AF SLRs

I also have a Nikon Coolpix 2500 which is a very useful camera as it has a tilting lens (not for architectural photos).

ummm you forgot kodak??????

Originally Posted by cucinadio

ummm you forgot kodak??????

no i didn't i only had enough room for 10 on the poll so i choose the most popular and the most recent to the market