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VCheng (VCheng) 2011-08-18 15:27:18 +0500 #10361

That battery part is okay, but frankly I am not too impressed with this camera overall. I could suggest options, but the matters of your budget and local availability I cannot judge.

2c (2c) 2011-08-18 15:54:15 +0500 #10362

can some one tell me what is the function of shutter speed and iso?
i can go on google and read it but it is hard for me to understand the level of detail provided on internet.
i shall be thankful.

versatilegenious (versatilegenious) 2011-08-18 15:56:42 +0500 #10363

@oDDbALL 2nd one is nice and HDRs are over processed IMO

umer325 (umer325) 2011-08-18 21:05:44 +0500 #10364

Seriously Bro My Budget is extanable to 60k!
But Now I am looking for a camera in 30k!
I was interested in DSLR but my father suggested that you should Buy Some digital camera this time (As I am only 15) And Get a dslr Later on!
I can get a digital camera now or a D3100 this time!
Or i save money till Eid and get a D5100!
And Can you please Give suggestions that what should i do?
Should I get a Point n Shoot or a DSLR at this stage?
And If you suggest Point n Shoot so Then tell me that which ones are the best!
I need some serious suggestions Bro! Plz Help Me!
Thanks In Advance!
UmeR!

P.s: Don't Worry For the local Availability Because my Cousin is coming from America next week So I can Get it from there!

VCheng (VCheng) 2011-08-18 21:09:40 +0500 #10365

It depends how far you want to take photography as a hobby, and whether you want flexibility in changing lenses or not. I am sure others will pitch in with good advice too.

umer325 (umer325) 2011-08-18 21:24:45 +0500 #10366

Thanks For the Quick Response!
is Nikon Coolpix P500 a Good Camera?
Or is Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ40 A good camera?
I have Changed My mind And Have Decided To get a point n Shoot!
Everyone is Forcing me to get a point n shoot at this stage And Getting a Dslr in Future!!
So Is this the right Thing to do?
And can you plz give me reviews on Nikon P500 or Panasonic DMC-FZ40? I think the p500 is best Point n Shoot available in market?

Lakhum (Lakhum) 2011-08-18 21:27:54 +0500 #10367

@umer

Do check out the Canon G12, its cheaper than a DSLR and has most of manual functions that you may want.

umer325 (umer325) 2011-08-18 21:30:21 +0500 #10368

I am more Interested In Nikon P500! It is ok?

Lakhum (Lakhum) 2011-08-18 21:58:21 +0500 #10369

Dont know Nikon's, only Canon's.

Lakhum (Lakhum) 2011-08-18 21:59:52 +0500 #10370

Little one? by Karim-Khan, on Flickr

oDDbALL (oDDbALL) 2011-08-18 22:36:15 +0500 #10371

thanks ... i'll try keeping the HDRs in check.. it was my first time and in the excitement of getting HDRs from a point n shoot i might've over done them

ifoo_786 (ifoo_786) 2011-08-19 02:29:18 +0500 #10372

SONY ERICSSON K770i

khurram_aziz (khurram_aziz) 2011-08-19 05:33:00 +0500 #10373

@haseeb114; I am sorry to hear about your loss...May God give courage to recover from the loss and mental trauma

khurram_aziz (khurram_aziz) 2011-08-19 06:01:59 +0500 #10374

I read about these recently; I am a beginner myself; correct me if I am wrong anywhere!

ISO is image sensor's sensitivity to the light. Usually 100-400 for sunny outdoors, 400-1600 for overcast / evenings / indoor with more light and 1600+ for night / dark indoors. More ISO also means more noise in the image. ISO can be increased to increase the flash range.

Shutter speed is the duration the light is allowed to keep reaching the sensor. This can be used to freeze the action or motion blur etc. Keep it in 1/60 - 1/200 to reduce camera shake / proper flash synch. To freeze water in fountain / falls use 1/500 - 1/4000. For child / animal giving expressions use 1/30 - 1/250. Use tripod for 1/30 and longer

haseeb114 (haseeb114) 2011-08-19 07:37:55 +0500 #10375

y all camera threads are like this

haseeb114 (haseeb114) 2011-08-19 07:48:42 +0500 #10376

thnx.... mental trauma is somthing not getting batter .. its 3rd day and my stomach still wont except anything.

BTW they robbed some police home after mine at same day in muhafiz town where most of people living are police officers ... after intense fire they ran on foot and there car is in custody... police called me to get mobile no. to trace EMI no. and then trace mobile from that EMI no.

Tabi_hawk (Tabi_hawk) 2011-08-19 07:49:47 +0500 #10377

Here r some pics, although i took it from my mobile but still adding for interst

khurram_aziz (khurram_aziz) 2011-08-19 10:21:05 +0500 #10378

Yesterday I recovered an old flash from the basement. Its Popular 606; there used to be a cable to connect to my older SLR that I could not find! Can it be used with 600D?

2c (2c) 2011-08-19 14:43:55 +0500 #10379

khurram_aziz:

^^ I got the answer of the lake picture...I was requesting for future images with unusual settings :-#

I read about these recently; I am a beginner myself; correct me if I am wrong anywhere!

ISO is image sensor's sensitivity to the light. Usually 100-400 for sunny outdoors, 400-1600 for overcast / evenings / indoor with more light and 1600+ for night / dark indoors. More ISO also means more noise in the image. ISO can be increased to increase the flash range.

Shutter speed is the duration the light is allowed to keep reaching the sensor. This can be used to freeze the action or motion blur etc. Keep it in 1/60 - 1/200 to reduce camera shake / proper flash synch. To freeze water in fountain / falls use 1/500 - 1/4000. For child / animal giving expressions use 1/30 - 1/250. Use tripod for 1/30 and longer

this really helped now i am able to understand what is the science behind taking a good picture, will give it a try and if sucessfull will throw in some of my own pics

versatilegenious (versatilegenious) 2011-08-19 17:00:35 +0500 #10380

A sub forum is made for Photography in Non wheels discussion, so all topics from main forum are moved to the sub forum