Digital Camera recommendations ...

[Federico Voges]

Bill Campbell dijo:
> On Mon, Dec 20, 2004, Federico Voges wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have a Canon Digital Rebel (SLR way out of budget in this case) and a
>>Sony DSC-T1.
>>
>>The DSC-T1 is a nice camera, except in low light conditions. Unless you
>>use the flash, it's almost impossible to take a good picture (all moved).
>
> If you want to take good flash pictures, I would highly recommend a camera
> that will take an external unit that can be used for bounce flash.
> Bouncing the flash off the ceiling elimates ``red eye'', and can produce
> much more natural looking pictures.
>

Yeah, I know. That's why I also have a Canon Digital Rebel ;)
The DSC-T1 is to keep it in my pocket and take it everywhere. I usually
have My notebook so it's not practical to carry the SLR camera.

BTW: I prefer to not use flash at all. With the Digital Rebel you can do
that. Obviously, the colors are shifted to orange, but preciselly that
gives a nice touch to the pictures. I wanted to do the same with the
DSC-T1 but it's impossible. You have to use the flash :(

>>Besides that, it's a nice camera if you don't mind having to use a cradle
>>to download the pictures to your PC (unless you have a memory stick
>>reader).
>
> I really prefer the memory stick readers.  USB readers are generally
> available for about $20.00US, they eliminate any camera interface
> problems,
> and there's no drain on the camera battery while downloading pictures.
>

Yup, I agree with you. I've bought a 100000000 in one adapter for less
than that (including S&H) on ebay. And as my notebook is Sony, it comes
with a Memory Stick reader.

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