Cameras

I use the Canon 400D D-SLR, however if you are looking to get into photography, getting an SLR straight away is NOT the best idea. I reccomend getting a Fujifilm S5700 as a starter camera, that is what I used, and I am now learning my D-SLR.

Panasonic TZ-5 trather than a D-SLR for a beginner. http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145326

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Originally Posted by cocaine

My canon is perfectly fine :P It gives me great shots, such as these(you can remove the time stamp just so you know)
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0050.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0048.jpg

the macro is also quite excellent;
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0033.jpg
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0051.jpg

so yeah all in all i reckon its a great cam :D It's around £160 i think (canon ixus 80)

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I thought a pound coin was gold, not silver...

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Originally Posted by habtasia

I thought a pound coin was gold, not silver...

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that would be the daylight reflecting off it..

Pound coins are gold... ;P

If you want to get into photography and not 'snapping', then you do not want a total compact.. you do want something like a Fujifilm Finepix. A compact camera is for a snapper ;)

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Originally Posted by DarrenToogood

If you want to get into photography and not 'snapping', then you do not want a total compact.. you do want something like a Fujifilm Finepix. A compact camera is for a snapper ;)

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can you be quiet with the snapper thing, some of your photos are "snapper" if you want me to be honest with you so please don't bother.

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Originally Posted by DarrenToogood

If you want to get into photography and not 'snapping', then you do not want a total compact.. you do want something like a Fujifilm Finepix. A compact camera is for a snapper ;)

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Please stop with this snapper crap, "snapping" doesn't exist, it's just some made up term used by photographers trying to make their work look better than it really is :rolleyes: When I go to a photography gallery, I look at photos, not snaps...

I suggest going straight in with an SLR, if you want to go into photography where you are in control with your focus and angles, which you won't with these compact/auto-focus cameras. There's no reason not to, and you'll learn all you need to learn with an SLR straight away. You won't learn how to use an SLR without an SLR, which is what Darren seems to be suggesting...

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Originally Posted by Tawm

Pound coins are gold... ;P

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Dam right there

anyways i am going to get into taking photo's more

i got £300 - £500 to spend on a camera can any 1 find me anything

£300-500 will get you a Canon 400D with 2 lenses and a few other things, but like I said before, I do NOT reccomend it for starting out.