Got bored, took a couple of shots 8)

http://members.optusnet.com.au/ressurector/calm.jpg
http://members.optusnet.com.au/ressurector/doof.jpg


Boredom :roll:

Nice Macro shots

what camera?

Olympus D-550.

Nice for macro's and bright daylight usage, but I need a camera with good night exposure capabilities, which this one doesnt have.

Olympus D-550.

Nice for macro's and bright daylight usage, but I need a camera with good night exposure capabilities, which this one doesnt have.

if it looks good, and sounds good, it must be a SONY! :badgrin:

as for your camera, get one like mine!!

SONY DSC-V1 (http://www.sonystyle.com.au/products/index.cfm?catid=19091&prodid=DSCV1)

9.2/10 very good camera!! where's that write up comparing it against the Cannon G5 and somthing else.. it won!!! its very good mate! fully packed features + easy to use!!

Where's the shot of when it Xplods? :lol:

doof alpine style..

http://www.users.bigpond.com/apathmanathan/vrx/pic15.jpg

[quote=RessurectoR]Olympus D-550.

SONY DSC-V1 (http://www.sonystyle.com.au/products/index.cfm?catid=19091&prodid=DSCV1)

9.2/10 very good camera!! where's that write up comparing it against the Cannon G5 and somthing else.. it won!!! its very good mate! fully packed features + easy to use!!

man I was gonna say how it could have possibly won when compared to the G5, but after looking at the link, it must be a new model that I havn't seen before, so i wont say anything about that model.

I used to own a high end Sony Cybershot camera, but now I use a Canon Powershot S50 and heck its so much better!

My S50 does really nice macro shots and night shots (I can manually adjust the exposure settings) but it needs a tripod to work well.

But I really wanted a light shoe which is on the G3, but it was still $200 more expensive and didnt come with the free 128mb memory i got with the S50.

hey u guys r talkin bout all these dgcams, r the cannon eos 300d anygood??

hell yeah! All the EOS's are great. And if thats the digital ones, damn they are nice (and expensive).

FYI: EOS's are whole lot different breed of cameras aimed at the most professional photographers out there. EOS originated from being 35mm SLR cameras and now they've come up with models with digital versions, and uses CMOS sensors (raincheck on that one actually) instead of CCD's in consumer (consumer-pro) digital cameras.

what about hewlett packard , they make good cameras?

HP
Invent

nothing pumps like a JL