Top Digital Camera Buying Tips (dombower.com)
Friday, February 26th, 2010 at
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Video advice of things to look for when buying a new digital camera or DSLR,
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the most obvious giveaway hint to me was at the very end, his feet. Left foot was closer to the mirror, but in the image, it was further away (without u making any moves). I thought you gave it away on purpose though, since you actually filmed both the image and real one’s feet at the end. Nice marketing video anyhow.
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Same here–not a camera, but a lens. I have Nikkor 35 mm f 2.8 PC. It's a "shift" lens. I was able to take photos of buildings where they would normally appear like they were tilting back with this.
Am thinking about getting the 24 mm one for my Canon. I hardly think I will use it often to justify it though.
Recently bought Canon 135 mm f 2. It's very sharp–but when used at wide open, the depth of field is paper thin. Click on "all sizes" to see larger one. http://www.flickr.com/photos/little_pooky/2559096530/
I respect that aspect but I’m not the kind of person that puts my camera in auto and just shoots anything and everything with hopes of getting a good shot. I rarely have my camera in auto. Every once in a while when I’m at a family gathering do I slap it in auto. Sure the D40’s takes a bit more time to get good control over a photo but once you do it does take some awesome pictures.
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My friend had the same problem. He ended up calling the manufacturer.
You might try formatting the sd card in your camera first, apparently Bushnell uses either a FAT 16 or FAT 12 file system.
To quote their manual "You don’t need to be concerned about the file system format of the
BUSHNELL TROPHY CAM unless you have problems with reading the SD
card by your equipment. If this happens, please format the SD card in a
BUSHNELL TROPHY CAM or in a computer at first and then insert the card
into your camera to make a try."
Bushnell's number is (800) 423-3537, I'm sure they would know!
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to me it looks like she is pulling away (with her head), but maybe thats the thing i want to see
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I think the Nikon S60 is the best I'm getting it also for Christmas though its $349.95 but its worth it just read the article its attached to the question under Source(s) when you go on the website there is also a demo video of all its features just click the demo button
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