What type of camera are you using?

**valice** · 15th Dec 2006, 18:08

Interested in looking checking out the types of cameras being used by members in AQ.

If can, also state your brand and model...

**Simon** · 15th Dec 2006, 20:04

Canon 300D, but currently using benny's 20D

**valice** · 18th Dec 2006, 10:37

No one else using cameras?

**bclee** · 18th Dec 2006, 10:51

Nikon D80...

**Quixotic** · 18th Dec 2006, 14:02

Using P&S lah, Canon A520.

Hope to get a DSLR soon...

**valice** · 18th Dec 2006, 14:16

Hope to see more P&S users sharing what types they are using... SO that a better workshop could be planned to meet your needs...

**ranmasatome** · 18th Dec 2006, 20:39

I using P&S..

**8golden88** · 19th Dec 2006, 15:09

I'm using all of the camera type above.
It depends on the subject that I'm photographing.

**valice** · 19th Dec 2006, 15:22

Sounds good to me...
Looking forward to see your photos around...

**Ah_ZhaN** · 20th Dec 2006, 00:20

Fujifilm FinePix A120

**benny** · 20th Dec 2006, 01:07

I was using the Canon IXUS 40 last week.

Cheers,

**valice** · 20th Dec 2006, 01:40

How was your Lumix?

**benny** · 20th Dec 2006, 01:43

Unfortunately, the two Lumix that I was testing does not really deliver above ISO100. Shame. But the wide angle was like nice. I've since swapped back to the old trusty - Canon IXUS 40.

Cheers,

**hwchoy** · 20th Dec 2006, 10:21

let's face it, there is no point challenging physics. if the sensor is small, do not expect any acceptable (to people like Benny anyway) noise performance. We must remember that all digicam sensors are one order of magnitude smaller than DSLRs.

**vinz** · 20th Dec 2006, 11:11

G6, But I haven't really taken good advantage of it. Just wanted a camera with better abilities then a point and shoot.

**hwchoy** · 20th Dec 2006, 11:12

the G6 is good, don't bother with G7. consider FZ50 if you must.

**benny** · 20th Dec 2006, 11:36

Originally Posted by hwchoy

let's face it, there is no point challenging physics. if the sensor is small, do not expect any acceptable (to people like Benny anyway) noise performance. We must remember that all digicam sensors are one order of magnitude smaller than DSLRs.

However, the Fuji Finepix C30 is exceptional in high ISO handling. Even I found it acceptable.

Cheers,

p.s. and I'm not that fussy you know.

**hwchoy** · 20th Dec 2006, 11:38

Originally Posted by benny

However, the Fuji Finepix C30 is exceptional in high ISO handling. Even I found it acceptable.

Cheers,

p.s. and I'm not that fussy you know.

need to do some indepth look, is it the sensor really low noise or is it due to aggressive noise reduction in the onboard processing.

**Kross** · 20th Dec 2006, 21:02

i use the f30 for casual shoots....some samples here...

cheers....

**juilian75** · 20th Dec 2006, 22:41

Nikon D70s and the canon IXUS 60. But just bought the Cannon 20D. need advise from you canon users.

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