Travelling with TechnologyFORUM > TRAVELLING WITH TECHNOLOGY > TOPIC #9 TRAVEL CAMERAS| MESSAGE POSTED BY Mc Bobby on 10 March 2008 at 15:28:50 |
LAST UPDATED : 02 April 2008 at 17:48:15 Has anyone taken a camera traveling that has done a particularly great job that they can mention, and is a Digital, conventional SLR or a digital SLR better for your travels?
Thanks MC BOBBY! REPLY | PRINT | EDIT RE: TRAVEL CAMERASREPLY POSTED BY : helloworldbea on 10 March 2008 at 23:05:56 It depends on what you need, If you are intending on packing light then bring a small point and click camera, but if you want really good quality pictures then get an SLR but the trade off is that it is really bulky sometimes and a hassle to take out for quick snapshots. EMAIL: helloworldbea@gmail.com PHONE: 1234556 REPLY | PRINT | EDIT |
RE: TRAVEL CAMERASREPLY POSTED BY : Jake on 14 March 2008 at 10:24:39 Yeah I agree, the SLR can get bulky and is a pain if you want to take a quick shot here and there.
I travelled with a fuji film finepix Digital SLR and it took some great pictures but was not as easy as pulling it out of your pocket and taking a quick photo.
So the decision is yours. One extra thing the straight pocket sized digital is less then half the price of a digital SLR. Enjoy your trip! REPLY | PRINT | EDIT |
RE: TRAVEL CAMERASREPLY POSTED BY : James on 25 March 2008 at 17:44:28 Ok from personal expierence you should try out the mju790 its a small stylish digital that can be dropped for 1.5metres and never worry it, it can also go 3metres deep in water and operate fine, has a load rating of 150kg and can also be in -10 degrees and operate.
Personaly this camera is the best no matter what you do to it, it will keep going throughout for travels. It is made by olyimpus. Check it out. REPLY | PRINT | EDIT |
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