I don't know much about cameras. I'm trying to learn and understand it. I would like my pictures to come out with some distance instead of having the pictures come out up too close. To have a good focus but not so much macro.
I'll be taking pictures of models and I really want the best camera in a range of $500-$800.
I want a camera that won't pick up bad details.. for example skin flaws or perspiration. The camera I have now, picks up the slightest red tone to the skin. I don't want to constantly edit the photos.
Any help? Websites?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Miscellaneous category? Maybe give some free advice about: Random Weirdos? yarmica answered Saturday June 2 2007, 8:08 pm: i love my lieca dlux3 (about 500-600) for simple day to day unprofessional work!!! i absolutely love it.... leica is known to the world for its professional lenses... they are like the elitest in making them... so to come up with a digicam i was impressed.... however in order to get great pictures i really do believe that a minimum amount of editing is necessary... i have a strong background in photography and i work with both digi and 35mm... if you want something more professional let me know they are much more expensive(rang of 1000s??)
228gurl answered Thursday May 31 2007, 10:43 am: I bought a great camera at walmart for about $150 it has 5.0mega pixels 3x zoom and an Lcd monitor it is called vivicam 5386 best camera I have had. Go to a Walmart and explain to the photo department what you want let them know you need it for detail, or taking pictures at night etc.. they can tell you exactly what to get. this one even does video
make sure to look at the megapixels you want the most you can get this will get the best details I run a business online and when taking pictures of items like earrings that I sell this one does the best it gets good detail without being fuzzy and autoadjusts itself to the light
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