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Iceberg
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#74685 2008-05-01 16:12 GMT |
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I have posted this question up a couple days ago...could someone please help me and answer it for me:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AjKnHaFPoCadA6inspdImUfsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080427225606AAA1y5i thanks! |
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HappyHamster
132 posts |
#74686 2008-05-01 16:57 GMT |
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my suggestion
go to yahoo shopping digital cameras digital camera GUIDE be sure to check titles on the left side the guide should answer your questions |
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Sunflower
132 posts |
#74687 2008-05-01 17:50 GMT |
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For a concert:
1. Try to get a high optical zoom. There are ultrazooms that go up to about 20X optical zoom. If that still isn't enough, consider a camcorder instead. 2. Try to get image stabilization. The type of stabilization doesn't really matter. 3. Pay attention to low light performance. The stage may seem bright to you, but it might not be enough for a camera with a small sensor. Get a camera with a large sensor (like an SLR). Keep in mind, there's often a tradeoff between sensor size and zoom ability. 4. Find out in advance about any rules. Some concerts allow cameras, but only up to a certain size. |
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