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I don't have anything too flashy; I have a Fuji Finepix S5500. Not a bad camera for £350 (back in 2005). Just a shame that it's back home in the UK right now I also have a Sony Ericsson C902 mobile phone for snapping photos on the spot!
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I use a Canon EOS 50D and a Sigma 150-500mm zoom lens, I'd take a picture of it if there was any way I could get the camera to take a picture of itself
I just got my Nikon COOLPIX S630 today! I won't be able to open my presents from my dad on Christmas day, so I opened one of them this morning. I've taken some pictures and it is wonderful For quick picture taking, I use my LG Venus VX8800. I've had it seen June 2008. And my webcam, which I used for my avatar: Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000, which I have had since last Christmas.
suitcase wrote:I just got my Nikon COOLPIX S630 today! I won't be able to open my presents from my dad on Christmas day, so I opened one of them this morning. I've taken some pictures and it is wonderful For quick picture taking, I use my LG Venus VX8800. I've had it seen June 2008. And my webcam, which I used for my avatar: Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000, which I have had since last Christmas.
This is what I use most of the time, because I can't be bothered carrying my camera around with me everywhere. It's a pretty good camera.
My point and shoot is...
Oh! And my webcam is inbuilt into my notebook, which is a... HP TouchSmart tx2 Multitouch.
Brace yourself, here comes the impact. It's only worth it if it comes hard. Darling trust yourself. Stick to your guns. No one said a revolution was easy.
suitcase wrote:What is the difference between a MacBook and an iMac? Hopefully this isn't too off topic.
iMac is the desktop, MacBook and Pro being the laptops.
OK, thanks for the clarification. I had a feeling MacBook was a laptop but I wasn't sure about the iMac or Pro. Shows how much I know about Mac in general
suitcase wrote:What is the difference between a MacBook and an iMac? Hopefully this isn't too off topic.
iMac is the desktop, MacBook and Pro being the laptops.
OK, thanks for the clarification. I had a feeling MacBook was a laptop but I wasn't sure about the iMac or Pro. Shows how much I know about Mac in general
Better read up
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.
suitcase wrote:What is the difference between a MacBook and an iMac? Hopefully this isn't too off topic.
iMac is the desktop, MacBook and Pro being the laptops.
OK, thanks for the clarification. I had a feeling MacBook was a laptop but I wasn't sure about the iMac or Pro. Shows how much I know about Mac in general
Better read up
I'd prefer not to, though. I'm not a big fan of Mac... no offense