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Originally Posted by
Solitaire Entertainments Ltd
Is that true though?
I thought more pixels meant a better quality in a bigger size photo?
I'm well into video cameras and understand that the bigger amount of pixels, the better the picture quality, stills cameras works on the same principle. And, Your right, if a picture is greatly enlarged and the pictures are of very high pixel count, then the picture will retain it's clarity.
Neil.....
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Originally Posted by
Starlight
I'm well into video cameras and understand that the bigger amount of pixels, the better the picture quality
I'm not expert, but that isn't what a couple of others are saying.
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Megapixles are important in a DSLR but not as important as the Lens, Sensor or Shutter....I agree with Martin on the Canon 300D, superb bit of kit and it just feels right.......if that makes sense?
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Usually, your looking at the size of the Sensor, as well as the mega pixels, (Although they are too important unless your try to billboard!)
I'd start with a;
Canon 1000D
Canon 450D
Canon 300D
Sony a200
Sony a350
Pentax K-M
or (finally)
Olympus E-450
If your looking to expand your lens, I'd go for Canon, as they have the widest selection.
Ahaha, Such an essay
Hope it helps
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get the canon powershot. not realy an slr but an excellent camera and video. I got mine for £120.
canon powershot IS with 12 times optical zoom
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Originally Posted by
yourdj
get the canon powershot. not realy an slr but an excellent camera and video. I got mine for £120.
canon powershot IS with 12 times optical zoom
Did you actually read any of this thread Toby?
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