Cameras?

dougo83

dougo83

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Ok guys, we see all the pictures you take of gear and scenery. Let's see what you are taking them with? I am looking for a new one and want to see what everyone around here is using in the field.

PeACE
Dougo
 
but seriously, i use a Canon power shot 520. it takes batteries, which i prefer on the trail personally. here are some of the better pics i have taken with it:
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i got the camera about 2 years ago and it was only $150 then, so its probably lower now, if you were looking for suggestions
 
Fuji Finepix S5200 5 Megapixel Digital camera:

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Here are some shots taken with the camera:
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Sanyo Xacti for me - movies and stills (6mg pixels) and waterfroof for 400 bucks:

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I have a Canon Powershot A570, 7.1 meg. It has a viewfinder in addition to the 2.5 inch screen, also runs on 2 AA batteries. Two key features for me.
 
Canon A710 for when I'm out hiking and such. I also have a Canon Rebel Xt....but I sold my lenses to buy new ones and haven't got around to it yet.
 
I have a Canon power shot A570 that is acting up ,so I am in the market for a new one,I like the Camera's that take AA Batteries,That is what Sold me on the Canon series....now I need another...Spilled Dr.pepper on it (Oops)and it has been dropped a few times ....
 
Canon A710 for me also. Small enough to take hiking, takes AA batteries and has optical image stabilization.

BTW, if you're looking for a new camera I highly recommend www.imaging-resource.com -- it has very detailed reviews, evaluations and sample images for just about every camera on the market.
 
Canon SX100 IS for me, but I have a problem with sky's looking grainy. It could be my fault, but whenever a picture has the sky in it, or sunset pictures, the sky part is grainy, the rest of the pic is fine, just the sky part.

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Canon S400. Downside is it's heavy and takes special batteries that can't be charged in the field, and the batteries don't last long especially when it's cold. It's been a good camera other than those issues.
 
I use a Nikon S5. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles but it does what I want it to do. It's also very small, height/width around the size of a pack of cigarettes but thinner, so it's easy to slip in a pocket.

Here are a couple of shots I took with it, it was set far below the max resolution.

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