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Canon a75 or Nikon 3200?
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos
with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. Yaro |
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The canon (don't know about others) has a vivid setting. I only ever used it
once to see what it does, tried it on some vibrant fall foliage. There is a difference, this may be what you are looking for, but note you can get a similar effect using photo editors. Dave Cohen "Yaro" wrote in message ... What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. Yaro |
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After rebooting Windows, Yaro wrote:
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. I selected the A75 specifically because I liked it's color reproduction best for the price range. Here are some examples: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/ca.../gallery.shtml |
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I selected the A75 specifically because I liked it's color reproduction best for the price range. Here are some examples: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/ca.../gallery.shtml I really like that colours... Thanks |
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I selected the A75 specifically because I liked it's color reproduction best for the price range. Here are some examples: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/ca.../gallery.shtml I really like that colours... Thanks |
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I selected the A75 specifically because I liked it's color reproduction best for the price range. Here are some examples: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/ca.../gallery.shtml I really like that colours... Thanks |
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"Yaro" wrote in message ...
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. Yaro What about the A75 and just use the VIVID color setting? I can't comment on the 3200 since I've never used it. Terence |
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"Yaro" wrote in message ...
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. Yaro What about the A75 and just use the VIVID color setting? I can't comment on the 3200 since I've never used it. Terence |
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"Yaro" wrote in message ...
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. Yaro What about the A75 and just use the VIVID color setting? I can't comment on the 3200 since I've never used it. Terence |
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On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 15:47:14 -0000, "Yaro" wrote:
What would you recommend? I need it for my brother. He likes making photos with no hassle. Full auto. The quality is important but more important are colours. He would like to have photos with nice vibrant bright colours rather than good representation of reality. Maybe some Olympus or Fuji would suit better. I have no Idea about cameras from this price range so please help. I highly recommend the Canon PowerShot A75. Beside the excellent info on the website that BDB gave you, C|Net lists this as a top pick in its class. I've had mine for a couple of months and really like it. Although I'm a novice, this camera was highly recommended for its options as experience is gained. -- SgtRich Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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