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Pro Digital Mrc
March 20th, 2010
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Dslr Digital
March 18th, 2010
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Question: Digital camera that have the feature of DSLR?
I’m new at this digicam thingy and I’m looking forward to buy one. Is there any digital camera that can do the focusing where the subject look sharp and the background is blurry? I understand you can do this with DSLR. Should I just buy DSLR?
Answer: You can do that in just about any 35mm or Digital with manual or aperture priority, just pick the smallest f/stop your lens has to offer.
If you want every thing from the forground & background out of focus and the subjuct in focus use your lens wide open, example, f/1.2, f/2.0, f/3.5.
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Question: What features should I look for, if I'm buying a digital SLR (DSLR) camera?Sorry it's for the use of frames stationary cars and the overall image, and then for rapid shooting, car racing (eg F1) so that the frame rate and all the rest?
Answer: Most current models are very good, excellent image quality, very similar. There will always be people who advocate one or the other model, but I think it's hard to decide on the basis of a supplier. Important factors are the cost and weight of the camera. Here you have a lot of differences. Another important aspect is the slow. What do you photograph? What goals are the best in this case? Are you willing to pay for them? Are available for the camera chosen? Also have a look on http://www.dpreview.com/. Has a lot of reviews and I personally find their advice to be right in many cases.
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