Pics w/ SLR Camera, let me know what you think
#8
Very nice camera. Similar features to the XTi which I had for about a year. Why are you bummed about getting the XSi?
#11
#12
You can't beat the Canon photo quality, though. MP's don't mean everything. Canon/Nikon pictures are far superior to Sony's. Most of the time I can look at a picture and tell you that it was taken with a Sony. Sonys have gotten better, but you really can't beat SLR images, and the fact of all the lenses and accessories available.
#14
I was under the impression that SLR is just the style!?
Also, MP have a lot to do with it, you can't compare an SLR 8MP camera to one that is 12+, world of a difference.
If the camera is worth anthing, the lense is interexchangeable, which ours is.
At this point of the game, whether it's Sony, Canon, Nikkon, it's a matter of choice (for a non-professional that is). For a pro, you are definitely more interested in more expensive lenses and frames per second if you do any event photoshoot where you need to capture several images within a second.
Also, MP have a lot to do with it, you can't compare an SLR 8MP camera to one that is 12+, world of a difference.
If the camera is worth anthing, the lense is interexchangeable, which ours is.
At this point of the game, whether it's Sony, Canon, Nikkon, it's a matter of choice (for a non-professional that is). For a pro, you are definitely more interested in more expensive lenses and frames per second if you do any event photoshoot where you need to capture several images within a second.
#16
#17
Canon.
#19
Hmm, not sure I agree. Images on my Minolta Maxxum 7D 6mp were better than those on my Canon 10mp XTi. I had the XTi and upgraded to the 40D. Both are 10mp cameras but the XTi doesn't stand a chance against the 40D in terms of image quality. There is a lot more to cameras than just megapixels which is why you will see 10mp camera prices range from $400.00 to over $5,000.00 just for the body.