the dsc-p100 is wearing out
#1
the dsc-p100 is wearing out
after taking over 12,000 pictures on it in a little over a year.. its just NOT the same as what it used to be...the exterior is beat to hell, the pop out lense is cracked, its full of grease, the videos dont stay focused and i have that smudge on all the pics even though the lense is clean... i dont want to get rid of it just yet cuz its a great party camera, but for the whorage i need something better
this is what i have my mind set on, just because i love sony cameras, and i could still use the same memory stick pro
and after seeing hans whorage with this 10x zoom, i NEED that
DSCH1, looks like they are going for about 300 on ebay
this is what i have my mind set on, just because i love sony cameras, and i could still use the same memory stick pro
and after seeing hans whorage with this 10x zoom, i NEED that
DSCH1, looks like they are going for about 300 on ebay
#3
Originally Posted by Shadow
When I need zoom I use the 12X zoom of my SonyTRV-70
You old camera may be a great "party camera" but you pics of your car always come out great to me.
You old camera may be a great "party camera" but you pics of your car always come out great to me.
you can see what i mean by looking at these pics, see the smudge center and top of every pic?
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...&highlight=fog
#4
Re: the dsc-p100 is wearing out
Originally Posted by harofreak00
and after seeing hans whorage with this 10x zoom, i NEED that
DSCH1, looks like they are going for about 300 on ebay
DSCH1, looks like they are going for about 300 on ebay
dscP100:
dsch1 -
c4000 (mine) -
I like mine, I dont shoot a lot of high res photos, the camera looks like crap over 1024x768 photos, at 1024 or 640 I like mine tho and thats what I mainly use it for. whereas the sonys look a lot better at the higher res for whatever reason.
either way I am on the lookout for a cheap sony p73 or something to carry around with me in the car, my olympus is too big and the lense cap does not stay on and I can see the lense getting scratched
it comes down to this:
Sony = easy as hell to use, no adjustments nessary to get a good looking picture.
Olympus = lots of settings to tweak with to get lighting and exposure settings correct. I usually have to take 3 photos to get one good one becuase each will have a different exposure setting, pick the best then delete the rest.
Canon = go for a rebel if you can afford it, they put just about everything to shame. note- see solsblog.com
#7
#8
That camera you posted in the first post is an awesome camera. That'* what I use in JROTC. The pictures come out unbelievable, but the controls are so annoying. To many buttons. I like my camera, I have a Kodak EasyShare CX6200. I think we paid $150 for it a couple years ago.
#9
Originally Posted by harofreak00
Originally Posted by Shadow
When I need zoom I use the 12X zoom of my SonyTRV-70
You old camera may be a great "party camera" but you pics of your car always come out great to me.
You old camera may be a great "party camera" but you pics of your car always come out great to me.
you can see what i mean by looking at these pics, see the smudge center and top of every pic?
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...&highlight=fog
ANYWAYs...after looking at your pic I can now see the smudges you talk about.
#10
For the amount of photos you take in a year, you will need to get something a bit more rugged. Go with the SLR'* if you can afford it, they can handle many more shutter actuations than the point-n-shoots.
An inbetween solution is something like the Canon Powershot Pro. It takes nice photos and the physical camera is held up well.
An inbetween solution is something like the Canon Powershot Pro. It takes nice photos and the physical camera is held up well.